| Location
Situated in an area of outstanding natural
beauty on Mai Khao Beach. An oasis with spectacular
views of the Andaman Sea and the lush landscape
of Nai Yang National Park. Ideally situated
on Phuket’s west coast, some of the world’s
leading 5-star hotels and premier golf course
are close by and the international airport
is only a 10 minute drive away.
Classification  (see
price guide)
Ranging from 13.75 to 14.5 million Baht.
Concept
An exclusive low-rise development of two bedroom
apartments in one of the most sought-after
holiday destinations in southeast Asia. Lush
vegetation and the beach are just part of
this idyllic setting. World class resort facilities
will be available. Purchasers will have the
opportunity to let their property when not
in residence thereby maximizing their investment.
Specification
Turtle Cove will host facilities that include
a restaurant, caf? and bar, a 25 metre swimming
pool and a spa. A wide range of beach equipment
will be available.
Each two-bedroom apartment is finished to
the highest standard with top quality local
materials used. Floor to ceiling marble clad
bathrooms, polished hard-wood and ceramic
tiles floors with granite work tops in the
kitchens ensure a luxurious feel throughout.
Outside, a large private terrace, with optional
Jacuzzi for ground floor apartments affords
views of the beach.
About The Developer
Lersuang Group was formed to develop high
quality luxury villas and apartments on Phuket
Island, Thailand.
The Directors of Lersuang identified an opportunity
to build 'European Standard' villas and apartments
as they observed that there was a market for
high quality, well-finished properties for
both holiday and investment opportunities.
With a combined experience of more than 35
years in the building industry in the UK,
Europe, Middle East and USA, Lersuang Group
have several projects under construction or
sompleted within Thailand.
The Legal Package
Apartments will be sold on a freehold basis.
Foreign nationals will be entitiled to buy
49% of the apartments with the freehold title
in their names. The other 51% can still be
owned with freehold status by foreigners through
a controlling interest in a Thai company. |
