2 Connecting Newly Built Villas with Hotel Permit

Finalist in the category of Storytelling Design by Room Magazine, Naak-Nang House is inspired by a local folktale about the love filled with obstacles between the Naga (Naak) and a mortal maiden (Nang). Now, Naak and Nang are placed together in the residential neighborhood bridging Aonang and Nopparathara. These 2 houses are connected by 3 doors. Each has its private entrance, a gated parking space,3 bedrooms and 3.5 bathrooms. Also, they can be connected to host a big group of 12-14 persons.Naak House: Settled stably, and facing towards “Khao Ngorn Naak” is Naak House, symbolizing the Naga. Naak House exudes a sense of solidity and strength by employing a material palette radiates both sturdiness and warmth. I features a skylight leading the sunlight to a standing Indian Oak Tree in the middle of the house, 1 outdoor swimming pool and 1 sky jacuzzi on the top floor offers a breathtaking view of Khao Ngorn Naak. Next to the parking is an open space under the house for some activities and rest. There is a living room with a wash room, a kitchen with dining area, and 3 bedrooms (ensuite) with different but harmonised design.Nang House: Offers a lodging experience that is gentle and warm, reflecting the femininity through bright color tones and curved shapes. It is smaller than the Naak House and it features a parking space, a large semi-outdoor swimming pool. Nang House is designed with interconnected bedrooms and duplex. Every bedroom is ensuite. There is a large space combining a living, dining and kitchen. They sky rooftop Jacuzzi and roof top space is perfect for morning or evening activities or stargazing during the night