House$73,000
Samut Sakhon

85 homes and apartments for sale in Samut Sakhon, Thailand.
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24 properties shown
House$73,000
Samut Sakhon
House$76,400
Samut Sakhon
House$137,000
Samut Sakhon
House$103,000
Samut Sakhon
House$140,000
Samut Sakhon
HousePrice on request
Samut Sakhon
House$161,000
Samut Sakhon
House$167,000
Samut Sakhon
THB 3,399,000
Mueang Samut Sakhon
House€425,000
Samut Sakhon
Land plot$735,000
Samut Sakhon
Land plot$1,090,000
Samut Sakhon
Land plot$277,000
Samut Sakhon
House$1,570,000
Samut Sakhon
Land plot$1,380,000
Samut Sakhon
HouseTHB 7,090,000
Samut Sakhon
Land plot$1,510,000
Samut Sakhon
HouseTHB 2,810,000
Samut Sakhon
House$682,000
Samut Sakhon
Land plot$1,220,000
Samut Sakhon
THB 32,600,000
Samut Sakhon
House$192,000
Samut Sakhon
Land plotTHB 4,090,000
Samut Sakhon
House$192,000
Samut Sakhon
Buyer's guide: Samut Sakhon
Property for sale in Samut Sakhon is mainly land and houses, with 84 listings on RealEstateAbroad and a median asking price of €189,225. The coastal province lies just southwest of Bangkok, a seafood and industrial centre that benefits from the capital's spillover.
Asking prices from current listings on RealEstateAbroad, converted to euros. Prices are available for 81 listings and price per m² for 26.
| Measure | Samut Sakhon |
|---|---|
| Listings | 84 |
| Median asking price | €189,225 |
| Middle half | €125,156 to €733,059 |
| Price per m² (26 listings) | €565 |
| Median size | 250 m² |
Land is 50 of 84 listings, houses 28, commercial properties 2 and apartments 1. Bedrooms are rarely stated; the few that are show 4 four-bedroom, 3 three-bedroom and 1 two-bedroom homes. The upper quartile above €733,000 points to large industrial or development plots rather than homes. See Thailand's land, house and commercial pages.
The province, home to the port town of Mahachai, mixes fish markets, canals, factories and warehousing with expanding suburbs along the roads to Bangkok. It is more working than resort-like. Buyers are usually Thai families, small-business owners and logistics investors. Flood risk and traffic need checking, because low-lying coastal land can be exposed and the roads into Bangkok are congested.
Foreigners cannot own land in Thailand. Long leases of up to 30 years, or buying a condo within the 49% foreign quota, are the standard routes, and structures that put land in a Thai nominee's name carry legal risk. Because this market is land-led, an independent Thai lawyer should check the title deed and zoning before any payment. See our Thailand buying guide and financing options.
Bangkok is the adjacent big market. Other metropolitan-region options are Samut Prakan, Nonthaburi, Pathum Thani and Bang Phli, while Phetchaburi lies farther south. See the Thailand overview.
Last updated 8 October 2026
No. Use a registered lease or a condo within the quota, and take Thai legal advice.
Because the sample mixes small plots, houses and large commercial parcels.
Parts are low-lying. Check flood history and elevation before buying.
Yes; it borders the Bangkok metropolitan area, though traffic can be heavy.