Property for sale in Ratsada, Phuket Town

There is a continuously growing demand for property in Ratsada Subdistrict, and still very attractive to investors because Ratsada is located in the heart of the city. Moreover, it is close to shopping malls, hospitals, schools in Ratsada Subdistrict and nearby subdistricts, easy to get out of town or to Phuket International Airport. Therefore, the area has types of property developments, such as houses, condos, townhouses, and commercial buildings, which received positive feedback from many customers. Thais and foreign buyers are looking for property for sale in Ratsada, aside from buying just for living. They buy the property as a holiday home, for investment, or as a long-term asset, etc. Furthermore, the land price in Phuket is expected to rise, which helps boost property value and increase the price every year.

There are many interesting places in Ratsada Subdistrict which are popular attractions and well-known among visitors. The following places that you should not miss when visiting Ratsada are: Khao Rang (Rang Hill): It is formerly known as Khao Lung because it is located in the back of Phuket Town. It is a small hill with easy access by car and is the best panorama viewpoint of Phuket Town where you can see the city, ocean, neighboring islands, etc., and there is also an exercise park with a shady atmosphere. Laem Tukkae: There is a sea gypsy village in Laem Tukkae, Koh Siray. They live a simple life and believe in superstitions. Most of them make their living by fishing, pearl diving, and farming. Tourists can visit the village, experience their way of life and buy handicrafts made by them. Khao Toh Sae: The hill is about 250 meters high and is a favorite place for locals to come for exercise, enjoy the beautiful view of Phuket, and feed the monkeys that live on this mountain. There are restaurants on the way to the top of the mountain, an exercise park, and Por Ta Toh Sae Chinese shrine where local people visit and get a blessing as well. Wat Koh Sirey: The temple is located on the top of the hill with a spectacular view of Koh Siray and a peaceful atmosphere suitable for Dharma practice. There is a replica of Phra That In Kwaen (Golden Rock). It was built by local Thai and Burmese construction workers and builders for the Burmese community. A large golden reclining Buddha image sits on a hilltop (The Buddha image of Tuesday) that locals and tourists come to pay respect.

Ratsada is another area with relatively high population growth, causing huge real estate, business, and tourism industry development in Phuket Town. As a result, more people move to live around Phuket Town, especially in the north of Ratsada Subdistrict around Ratsada pier, including both sides of the bypass road. Although the area has a diverse population living modern lifestyles, there is a sea gypsy village at Laem Tukkae, Koh Siray, with more than 200 families, which still maintain their simple lifestyles. The people preserve their legends, beliefs and traditional way of living, but adjust to the city's changes, such as selling seafood, employing, and crafting and selling souvenirs from shells and selling tourists, unlike in the past, men had to go out to work alone.

Ratsada Subdistrict has completed facilities and convenient transportation for a comfortable living and is only about 3 kilometers from Phuket Town. In addition, Ratsada is the location of many government offices, hospitals, and educational institutions such as the Phuket Marine Police, Phuket Provincial Cooperative Office, Phuket Industry Office, Mission Hospital Phuket, Baansamkong Municipal School, and Phuket Rajabhat University, etc. As for traveling within Ratsada Subdistrict, it can be divided as follows: Land Transport: Motorcycles and private cars are mostly used for commuting in Ratsada due to its comfort and convenience. However, the area has heavy traffic, especially in the morning around the school and government offices. There are also many popular public bus services available in Ratsada Subdistrict, such as motorbike taxis, local minibuses, and buses, because Ratsada is the location of Phuket Bus Terminal 2, which has all the facilities and is ready to accommodate passengers. Water Transport: There is Ratsada pier, the main ferry port to Phi Phi Island, and the surrounding islands such as Ao Nang, Railay Beach, Koh Lipe, etc. In addition, there is a large car park for the tourists with a minimal fee as well.