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Plenary Park Pattaya
Plenary Park, Plenary Park, Pattaya, Amphoe Bang Lamung, Chon Buri, Thailand
Plenary Park is a house and villa development in East Pattaya, with 37 residences, completed in Q4 2009.
- Type
- House
- Total Units
- 37
- Completion
- Q4 2009
Payment Plan
About Plenary Park
Plenary Park — 37 houses in East Pattaya
Plenary Park is a completed house development in East Pattaya, with 37 houses, finished in Q4 2009. It is a small, established estate east of the city.
Location: East Pattaya
Tara Pattana International School is about 1.9 km away and Lake Mabprachan about 3.6 km. Highgate International School Thailand is about 4.3 km away and Thepprasit Night Market about 4.8 km. Bangkok Hospital Pattaya is about 5.0 km away and Siam Country Club (Old Course) about 5.3 km.
Current listed homes at Plenary Park
No active Pearl Property sale or rental listing was returned for Plenary Park on 26 October 2026. This describes our advertised stock, rather than the occupancy or ownership of the entire development.
Fees and ownership
The estate's common-area fee is ฿13 per square wah (4 m²) of land per month. Foreigners cannot own land in Thailand in their own name. Foreign buyers usually take a 30-year lease on the land, registered at the Land Office, while the house itself can be registered in their own name.
Who is Plenary Park for?
Plenary Park suits buyers who want a house in a small estate of 37 homes, about 1.9 km from Tara Pattana International School. Buyers who want to be close to the beach or the city centre should look elsewhere.
Plenary Park: project comparison
Compare Plenary Park with Sansuk Town and Little Hill Village in East Pattaya. The table separates total development size and construction stage from the homes currently offered.
| Project | Area | Property type | Stage and completion | Total project units |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Plenary Park | East Pattaya | House development | Completed · Q4 2009 | 37 |
| Sansuk Town | East Pattaya | Townhouse development | Completed · Q4 2011 | 122 |
| Little Hill Village | East Pattaya | House development | Completed · 2005 | 17 |
Project details checked 26 October 2026. Totals describe the development, not the number of homes currently for sale. Completion targets for projects being built remain planned dates.
Viewings and advice
Our team speaks English, German, Thai, French and Chinese and can arrange a viewing at Plenary Park and compare it with other houses in East Pattaya.
Location
Plenary Park, Plenary Park, Pattaya, Amphoe Bang Lamung, Chon Buri, Thailand
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Prices and availability: our live listings, 0 of 37 units available. Last updated October 2026.
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Frequently Asked Questions
Common questions about Plenary Park
What is the payment plan for Plenary Park?
The payment schedule at Plenary Park is: Transfer: 100%.
What are the maintenance fee and sinking fund at Plenary Park?
The common-area maintenance fee at Plenary Park is ฿13 per square wah (4 m²) of land per month.
Is Plenary Park ready to move in?
Yes, Plenary Park is a completed house project in East Pattaya, Pattaya, finished in Q4 2009. As a finished development, ownership transfers at the Land Office as soon as a purchase is agreed, with no construction period to wait for.
Can foreigners buy at Plenary Park?
Foreigners cannot own land in Thailand in their own name, so the condominium Foreign Quota does not apply to Plenary Park. Foreign buyers usually take a 30-year lease on the land, registered at the Land Office. A foreigner cannot hold the house in their own name, so a 30-year lease is the only option for houses.
Where is Plenary Park located?
Plenary Park is located at Plenary Park, Plenary Park, Pattaya, Amphoe Bang Lamung, Chon Buri, Thailand.
How many units does Plenary Park have?
Plenary Park consists of 37 units in total.
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