Paradise Hill 2

Overview

Paradise Hill 2 is a residential development comprised of houses and villas, situated in the Nong Prue area of Thailand. The project consists of approximately 177 to 186 units. Construction for Paradise Hill 2 was completed in January 2008.

Location & Lifestyle

Located in Nong Prue, Paradise Hill 2 is positioned within the well-established Khao Noi area, East. Residents benefit from proximity to local amenities including supermarkets such as Tops Daily, 7-Eleven outlets, and pharmacies, alongside Rattanakorn Market and Khao Noi Fresh Market. Larger retail options like Villa Market, Foodland, and Makro are also accessible. The development offers convenient access to Sukhumvit Road and Motorway No. 7. Pattaya Railway Station is situated approximately 1.8 km from Paradise Hill 2. Nearby educational institutions include Tara Pattana International School, Rugby School Thailand, Regent's International School, and IPC Green International School.

Unit Types & Layouts

The residences within Paradise Hill 2 are detached houses and villas, designed in both single-storey and two-storey configurations. Available layouts commonly feature 3 and 4 bedrooms. Confirmed unit sizes typically range from 140 square meters to 340 square meters of living space. Individual land plots for these homes can include sizes such as 130 square wah. Many homes are complemented by private gardens.

Amenities

Paradise Hill 2 provides a range of communal facilities for its residents. These include parking, 24-hour security with CCTV/IP cameras, and access to a communal swimming pool. The development also features wide internal roads and benefits from on-site juristic management. The community is noted for its family-friendly environment and welcomes pets. Some individual residences within the project also feature private swimming pools.

Ownership & Investment

For international buyers of landed property in Thailand, ownership of the building structure can be secured outright in their name via a house registry, providing indefinite ownership of the physical home. Outright foreign ownership of land is generally not permitted in Thailand. Land control for houses is typically established through a long-term registered lease, which can be granted for a period of 30 years and is often renewable for additional terms, or by utilizing a Thai company structure. Paradise Hill 2 has demonstrated appeal among long-term international residents and shows consistent long-term rental demand.