House$152,000
Phangnga

58 homes and apartments for sale in Phangnga, Thailand.
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24 properties shown
House$152,000
Phangnga
VillaTHB 8,840,000
Phangnga
Villa$383,000
Phangnga
House€128,000,208,000
Phangnga
VillaTHB 4,910,000
Phangnga
VillaTHB 5,560,000
Phangnga
Villa$332,000
Phangnga
HousePrice on request
Phangnga
HousePrice on request
Phangnga
VillaPrice on request
Phangnga
VillaPrice on request
Phangnga
VillaTHB 2,900,000
Phangnga
VillaTHB 11,900,000
Phangnga
VillaTHB 11,100,000
Phangnga
Villa$240,000
Phangnga
Villa$922,000
Phangnga
Villa$1,870,000
Phangnga
Villa$321,000
Phangnga
VillaPrice on request
Phangnga
House€287,000
Phangnga
Villa€1,060,000
Phangnga
VillaTHB 3,600,000
Phangnga
VillaTHB 21,000,000
Phangnga
Villa$314,000
Phangnga
Buyer's guide: Phangnga
Property for sale in Phang Nga is mostly land and villas, with a median asking price of €214,554 across 47 priced listings (from 55) on RealEstateAbroad. The province sits north of Phuket on the Andaman coast. Thai ownership rules are the main thing foreign buyers must understand.
Asking prices from current listings; 47 of 55 carry a price. Land and villas are very different products, so the spread is wide.
| Measure | Phang Nga |
|---|---|
| Listings (with price) | 55 (47) |
| Median asking price | €214,554 |
| Middle half | €116,152 to €328,089 |
| Median per m² | €1,181 |
| Median size | 310 m² |
Land accounts for 27 listings, villas 16, commercial 3 and houses 1. Of the homes with bedroom data, 6 have two bedrooms, 6 have three and 5 have five or more. The 310 m² median size mixes built areas and plots, so do not read it as a floor area. A plot is not a home: budget for construction, permits and utilities.
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Phang Nga covers the area north of Phuket across the Sarasin Bridge, taking in Phang Nga Bay with its limestone islands, the Khao Lak coast and inland rainforest. Phuket's airport is nearby, giving international access, and the pace is quieter than Phuket. Typical buyers are retirees, divers and those seeking sea-view land at lower prices than the island.
Coastal land can carry flood, erosion or access risk, and monsoon season affects roads.
Foreigners cannot own land in Thailand. Options include leasing for up to 30 years (with renewal terms that are not guaranteed), owning a building separately from leased land, or buying a condominium unit within the 49% foreign quota. Structures using Thai nominee companies are risky and often challenged. Check title deed type (Chanote is the strongest) and consult a Thai lawyer.
Our Thailand buying guide and financing page explain this in detail.
Last updated 8 October 2026
No. Foreigners cannot own land, but can lease it or own a condominium unit.
Typically up to 30 years. Renewal clauses are not legally guaranteed.
Generally yes, though villas vary widely. Check the Phuket page for its figures.
It is the full title deed in Thailand, the strongest form of land title.
Yes. Check drainage, road access and any history of landslides or flooding.