A private pool villa is Phuket's flagship premium property format. Here is what is being built on the island in 2026, what it costs and how ownership works.
Where villas are built
The premium villa belt is the island's northwest: Bang Tao, Layan and Cherng Talay. It concentrates the best beaches, Laguna golf club, international schools and restaurants. Both villa projects in our catalog sit in this belt.
Qnity by Wallaya Villas — Bang Tao
An intimate estate of 18 pool villas in four types:
- Type D — 3 bedrooms, 425 m², from ฿29.9M — the segment entry;
- Type B — 3 bedrooms, 511 m², from ฿35.5M;
- Type C — 4 bedrooms, 632 m², from ฿42.8M;
- Type A — 5 bedrooms, 816 m², from ฿55.9M — the flagship.
Furniture packages ฿3–7.5M, maintenance ฿25/m²/month. 7 of 18 villas are already sold or reserved — sales are moving fast.
AYANA Soluna Villas — Layan
Villas for architecture lovers: Type A (350 m², 3 bedrooms, from ฿26.9M) features a 10-meter living room ceiling and a private 10-meter pool, while the flagship Type D (741 m², 4 bedrooms, from ฿92.9M) adds a private lift, a 12-meter panoramic living room and mountain-and-lake views. Staged payments: 35/25/20/15/5%.
How villa ownership works
The building itself can be owned by a foreigner, while the land is structured via a long-term leasehold (30+30+30 years) or a Thai company. Qnity sells in a freehold structure — we will advise the optimal scheme for your situation on any project.
Villa vs apartment: which to choose
An apartment wins on entry price and rental simplicity; a villa wins on privacy, space and land appreciation. For families relocating or second-home buyers we usually recommend villas; for pure investment — studios and 1-bedrooms in condominiums.
Send a request and we will share both villa projects' price lists with current availability.