Garden ville 8

Overview

Garden Ville 8 is a residential development in Huai Yai, Pattaya, comprising houses and villas. This project was completed in March 2024. Developed by Garden Ville Home and Property Co., Ltd., Garden Ville 8 consists of 17 individual units. The total project area spans approximately 11,200 square meters.

Location & Lifestyle

Situated in the Huai Yai area of Bang Lamung, Chon Buri, Garden Ville 8 offers a suburban residential environment. The development is located on Huai Yai–Jomtien Road, near Soi Wat Thung Kha, approximately 3 kilometers from Sukhumvit Road. Everyday conveniences such as a 7-Eleven, Thung Kha Community Branch, are located 780 meters away, accessible within a nine-minute walk. Proximity to natural attractions includes Na Jomtien Beach, situated 3.1 kilometers from the project. The location also provides access to the new highway and high-speed train station, allowing travel to Jomtien within approximately 10 minutes.

Unit Types & Layouts

Garden Ville 8 features houses and villas typically designed with three bedrooms and multiple bathrooms. For instance, units are available with three bedrooms and three bathrooms, featuring an approximate usable area of 200 square meters on a land plot of 108 square wah (approximately 432 square meters). Another configuration offers three bedrooms and four bathrooms across a living area of 230 square meters, set on a land area of 436 square meters. Each residence typically includes dedicated parking space for two vehicles. Kitchens are often configured in a European style.

Amenities

Residents of Garden Ville 8 benefit from a selection of amenities designed for comfort and security. The development provides 24-hour security services. Communal facilities include a garden area and a shared swimming pool. Private swimming pools are also available with some units. Each property is allocated car parking. The project maintains a pet-friendly policy. Certain units may also incorporate features such as an alarm system, storage room, terrace, and jacuzzi.

Ownership & Investment

For non-Thai nationals, ownership of the physical structure of a house in Thailand can be registered in their name, securing indefinite title to the building. Direct freehold ownership of land by non-Thai nationals is not permitted under Thai law. Control over the land can be established through a long-term registered lease, typically offered for a maximum term of 30 years and often renewed for a total of 90 years, or via a Thai company structure. A fixed common area maintenance fee of ฿2,200 is applicable for the upkeep of shared facilities.