Penthouse$228,000
Krabi

139 homes and apartments for sale in Krabi, Thailand.
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24 properties shown
Penthouse$228,000
Krabi
VillaPrice on request
Krabi
ApartmentPrice on request
Krabi
Villa$301,000
Krabi
Apartment$85,200
Krabi
House$88,300
Krabi
HouseTHB 38,700,000
Krabi
House$158,000
Krabi
Villa$1,030,000
Krabi
$762,000
Krabi
Villa$1,370,000
Krabi
Villa$171,000
Krabi
Villa$289,000
Krabi
Villa$274,000
Krabi
VillaPrice on request
Krabi
Villa$232,000
Krabi
Villa$153,000
Krabi
House$761,000
Krabi
Villa$140,000
Krabi
Villa$198,000
Krabi
Villa$315,000
Krabi
House$157,000
Krabi
Apartment$118,000
Krabi
VillaPrice on request
Krabi
Buyer's guide: Krabi
Krabi pairs limestone cliffs and island beaches with lower prices than Phuket. Current listings on RealEstateAbroad include 121 properties with a median asking price of €281,602, and many are villas or plots of land.
Asking prices from current listings on RealEstateAbroad, converted to euros.
| Measure | Krabi |
|---|---|
| Listings | 121 |
| Median asking price | €281,602 |
| Middle half (p25 to p75) | €140,801 to €663,482 |
| Median price per m² | €1,352 |
| Median size | 248 m² |
Villas (30), houses (26), land (25) and commercial properties (25) dominate, with only 8 apartments and one penthouse. Three-bedroom homes are the most common (31), followed by five or more (21), two (17), four (9) and one (9).
The wide spread, with the top quarter above about €663,000, reflects pool villas and beachfront plots against modest houses inland. Browse villas in Thailand, land, houses or apartments for the national view.
Krabi province covers several different lifestyles. Ao Nang is the main tourist strip, Railay is accessible only by boat, Klong Muang has quieter resort stretches and Krabi Town has local services and the airport links. Koh Lanta offers an island lifestyle with a smaller expat community. Rental demand is seasonal, peaking in the cooler months.
If you are comparing markets, neighbouring Phangnga is the closest province on our list, while Phuket, Thalang and Kathu form a larger, pricier island market reached by road. Surat Thani lies on the other coast.
Foreigners cannot own land outright in Thailand. You can own a condominium unit within the 49% foreign quota, or lease land and a house for up to 30 years, usually structured with renewal options. Thai company structures are common but carry legal and tax risks, so take independent legal advice.
Transfer costs are commonly around 2% transfer fee, plus stamp duty or specific business tax depending on holding period, and annual taxes on land and buildings. Verify all figures locally, and read our Thailand country page and consultation guide for the full process.
Last updated 8 October 2026
You can buy the building but not the land. In practice buyers take a lease of up to 30 years on the land or use another legal structure, with lawyer oversight.
The median asking price is €281,602, with the middle half between about €140,801 and €663,482. Price per m² has a median of €1,352.
Typically yes, though prime beachfront and pool villas can rival Phuket. Compare like-for-like property types.
Few in our data: 8 apartments and one penthouse of 121 listings. Villas and land are far more common.
November to March is dry and busy; the monsoon from May to October shows drainage and access problems you will not see in peak season.