Property & Real Estate for sale in Si Sunthon, Thalang

Si Sunthon Subdistrict is a residential area with many real estate developments, such as villas, townhomes, and houses. Since the subdistrict is surrounded by mountainous ranges, each development has its own construction and design, conforming to the surrounding environment. Most of the projects use quality materials for construction to meet a high standard in tranquil locations, convenient for traveling, surrounded by amenities and infrastructure, and close to tourist attractions. The properties in the area are near Patong Beach, Surin Beach, Layan Beach, and Naithon Beach, etc. Buyers can also benefit from living close to local people in the community, attracting many foreign and Thai buyers. Some projects offer guaranteed returns, allowing buyers to invest for long-term returns.

Si Sunthon Subdistrict is a residential area of the original settlers of Phuket and has a long historical background. Nowadays, the area has many historical sites preserved as learning centers. Interesting landmarks in the subdistrict are as follows; Thao Thep Kasattri Thao Sri Sunthon Monument is located at Tha Ruea Intersection, Si Sunthon, Thalang, Phuket. The monument honoring the two heroines was built in 1966 in response to the royal initiative of His Majesty King Vajiravudh during his visit to open Thalang Road. The road was also given the name Thep Kasattri Road. Moreover, there are two subdistricts after the two heroines that are Thep Kasattri and Tambon Si Sunthon, and there is an event to commemorate the heroic deeds of the two heroines every year. House of Phraya Wichit Songkhram is located in Ban Tha Ruea, occupying approximately 23 rai, 1 ngan, 14 square wah. The house was built in 1876 by Phraya Wichitsongkram (Tat), a former predecessor of the Rattanadilok family at Phuket. Phraya Wichitsongkram used this house as an office for prosecuting various cases, and later, it was announced by the Fine Arts Department as a national historic site in the Government Gazette, Volume 102, Section 128, dated September 17, 1985. Thalang National Museum is a national museum of Phuket, built in 1985 to collect and preserve the national heritage, arts, and cultures of Phuket and the nearby areas along the Andaman Sea. Nowadays, the museum is a learning center to exhibit Phuket History and support tourism. Tha Ruea Shrine is located on Thepkasattri Road, Thalang, Phuket. It is one of the most beautiful large shrines in Phuket. There is a shelter of the Bo Seng Tai Tai or generally called Hong Jin Yin, which is the principal Buddha image. He is a god with medical and treatment ability. Wat Si Sunthon, formerly known as 'Wat Ban Pon', is another important tourist attraction of Phuket. It is a sentimental place for Buddhists to pay respect. The temple was built on April 21, 1792, covering approximately 22 rai. Inside the temple, there is an ubosot at 6 meters tall, 12 meters long, with one full wall and 3 half walls. The atmosphere is shady and peaceful, suitable for meditation.

The people of Si Sunthon Subdistrict still preserve traditions, arts, and traditional cultures. Local people earn a living by making handicrafts, basketry, broom-making, local sweets, batik work, coconut oil, indigenous vegetables, and organic farms. Also, they earn income from merchandise and labor. Nowadays, Phuket has been a delightful tourism city with many restaurants, hotels, tours, and many more, making people turn into careers relevant to tourism as side jobs of their main occupations.

Si Sunthon Subdistrict is fully equipped with basic amenities, including schools and hospitals such as Ban Ma Nik Health Promoting Hospital, Si Sunthon Subdistrict Health Promoting Hospital, Ban Lipon School, Wat Sri Sunthon School, Ban Manik School, and Ban Tha Rue School, etc. The area is suitable for living and prosperous with shops, convenience stores, temples, mosques, shrines, and residential real estate projects. Si Sunthon Subdistrict has 3 main roads that are Thep Kasattri Road (Route 402), Si Sunthon Road (Route 4025), and Route 4027. There are small roads developed throughout the area. Most of the people use private motorcycles and cars. As for public transportation, there are bus services available. The Pho Thong Bus, a Blue-White bus, is a local mini bus starting from Sarasin Bridge - Phuket Town and passing Thep Krasattri Subdistrict. The bus is available from 6:00 a.m. to 6:00 p.m., and the fare is between 10-50 baht. The Airport Bus, an orange-grey bus, starts from Phuket International Airport, passing Thep Krasattri Subdistrict, to Phuket Town, from 07:30 a.m. - 21:30 p.m. The fare is between 30-100 baht.