THB 1,790,000
Mae Rim

85 homes and apartments for sale in Mae Rim, Thailand.
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24 properties shown
THB 1,790,000
Mae Rim
THB 7,500,000
Mae Rim
THB 6,500,000
Mae Rim
THB 3,900,000
Mae Rim
THB 12,500,000
Mae Rim
THB 4,790,000
Mae Rim
THB 4,500,000
Mae Rim
THB 80,000,000
Mae Rim
THB 8,000,000
Mae Rim
THB 20,000,000
Mae Rim
THB 3,900,000
Mae Rim
THB 9,500,000
Mae Rim
THB 39,950,000
Mae Rim
THB 8,900,000
Mae Rim
THB 5,200,000
Mae Rim
THB 26,500,000
Mae Rim
THB 43,000,000
Mae Rim
THB 15,000,000
Mae Rim
THB 23,500,000
Mae Rim
THB 3,900,000
Mae Rim
THB 37,995,000
Mae Rim
THB 1,790,000
Mae Rim
THB 12,371,134
Mae Rim
THB 6,500,000
Mae Rim
Buyer's guide: Mae Rim
Property for sale in Mae Rim means mostly houses and land, with 85 current listings on RealEstateAbroad and a median asking price of €172,505. The district sits in the hills north of Chiang Mai city, so it appeals to buyers who want garden space and mountain air rather than a condo tower.
All figures are asking prices from current listings on RealEstateAbroad, shown in euros. The spread is wide because the stock mixes cheap plots with large estates.
| Measure | Mae Rim |
|---|---|
| Listings | 85 |
| Median asking price | €172,505 |
| Middle half of listings | €103,503 to €580,839 |
| Median price per m² (47 listings with a size) | €873 |
| Median size | 317 m² |
Houses account for 43 listings and land for 38, with 4 commercial properties. There are no apartments in this sample, which is unusual for Thailand and reflects how rural-residential Mae Rim is. Where a bedroom count is given, three-bedroom homes lead with 16 listings, followed by five-plus bedrooms (13), four-bedroom (9), two-bedroom (8) and one-bedroom (1). For Thailand-wide choices, browse the house, villa and land pages.
Mae Rim is a district of Chiang Mai province, running along the road toward the Mae Sa valley, with resorts, orchards, cafés and gated house estates strung through the foothills. Buyers tend to be retirees, remote workers and families who keep a base within a short drive of Chiang Mai city for hospitals, schools and the airport. Check the real drive time at rush hour, and ask about water supply and road access for any hillside plot.
Foreigners cannot own land in Thailand. In practice buyers use a long lease (typically 30 years), a usufruct or superficies arrangement, or buy a house on land held by a Thai partner or company, which carries real risk if structured badly. Condos are different: foreigners may hold freehold title up to a 49% quota per building, but Mae Rim has little condo stock. Because most listings here are land or houses, take independent Thai legal advice before paying any deposit. Our Thailand buying guide and Thailand financing overview cover the process, and Thailand under €100k lists the cheaper end.
These are not neighbours of Mae Rim; they are different markets across the country, useful for comparing price levels: Bangkok for city apartments, Pattaya for coastal condos and Phuket for island villas. Start from the Thailand property overview for the full picture.
Last updated 8 October 2026
No. Thai law bars foreigners from owning land. Most use a registered lease of up to 30 years or buy a condo unit within the 49% foreign quota. Always have a Thai lawyer check the title deed (chanote) and the lease terms.
The median here is €172,505, but that figure is pulled by land plots. Compare like for like by looking at price per m² (€873 median) rather than headline asking prices.
Houses (43) and land (38) make up almost all listings. Condos and apartments are rare, which limits options for foreign freehold buyers.
Thai banks lend to foreigners only in limited cases, usually for condos and often to residents holding work permits. Most overseas buyers pay cash or use funds from home. See the mortgage calculator to model repayments.