Luxury Real Estate for Sale in Hua Hin

Hua Hin is host to around 3,000 to 5,000 expats, taking residence in the seaside town. The area is still a popular holiday hotspot for Bangkok Thais and has managed to retain its Thai charm with a mix of international influence.

Fazwaz has several different Luxury Real Estate options; you will find apartments and condos with large living spaces and all the features. If you are looking for a house or villa there are many options boasting pools and beachside views, also offering the choice of gated communities or you may select to purchase a block of beachfront land and choose your own design. 

Hua Hin has many high-rise condos and apartments lining the shore of the city. North of downtown is a small art village, NaebKehardt road, a popular area with trendy cafes and bars, that offers more house style living. Or if you prefer hilltop views the area near Wat Khao Takiab (a temple overlooking the sea) is a popular area among long-stay travelers and expats.

• Hua Hin night markets: There’s a large diversity of lively food vendors, souvenirs,and restaurants. The road of the night market walking street is completely closed off to traffic, making it more accessible and easier to get around for those who visit the markets. 

• Khao Sam Roi Yot: This national park is close enough to town that it can be visited in a day and is host to a large mountain range consisting of large limestone cliffs, Kaeo cave, and Thung Sam Roi Yot Freshwater Marsh. Khao Sam Roi Yot is home to a variety of animal species, beautiful beaches, viewpoints, and many hiking trails. 
• Hua Hin Beach: This is a 4km stretch of white sand offering pony rides, banana boat rides, jet-skiing, and wind kite surfing because the number of people visiting the beach is smaller than those of other tourist islands, it has remained a peaceful place to relax and unwind. 
• Klai Kang Won Palace: Located by the beach, the palace displays a variety of unique and beautiful architecture dating back to the 1920s. Klai Gangwon Palace is still used today by the Royal family and was once a much-loved holiday place for the late King. The name of the temple means “far from worries”, this name is used to describe the town of Hua Hin. 
• Baan Sillapin: is Hua Hin’s Artists Village and is situated 5km out of the town; it is a charming and unique place to visit. There is a wide selection of art you can view, and a restaurant located next to a picturesque lily pond. You can sit and take in the beautiful architecture of the building while enjoying a bite to eat. There is a small fee of 40THB (Thai Baht is the local currency of Thailand) at the entrance.

Although a popular tourist destination, Hua Hin remains affordable. Getting around is easy and inexpensive and the town is only a 199km drive south-west of Bangkok, which is why many people have a second home here. It is not as popular among short-stay travelers and backpackers as other parts of Thailand, but there are still many reasonably priced areas and things to do.

There are many restaurants, boutique shops, seafood,  night and day markets. The Town is composed around the main Phetkasem road, which runs parallel to the beach. The exact center of town is marked by a large clock tower and the tower is located very close to two tourist police stations.

Rentals range between USD 350 to USD 500 and you can live a reasonably comfortable life with all amenities for around USD$ 1500-1700 a month. The center of the town has free WIFI while in the suburbs you can take out a plan with a local agent for a nominal price which is less than USD$20. 

There are several different visa options for Thailand. You can enter on a 30-day visa exemption, or you can obtain the correct tourist visa from your home country. If you are looking for a longer stay visa there are also many options available that are usually applied for in your home country.

1. The economy of Hua Hin has shown significant growth in the last decade due to the rise in tourism revenues.
2. Just over two hours’ drive from Bangkok international airport, Hua Hin is well connected with the rest of the world. 
3. The real estate rules and regulations are straightforward and easy to follow, and foreign investors are well protected legally. Yields from rentals are sizeable at 6 percent annually.
4. There are approximately 4000 expats currently residing in Hua Hin and the town has many western restaurants and an increasing variety of western produce available for expats. Hua Hin is a great business investment because of the ever-increasing number of expats looking to relocate here or to find a second home.