THB 1,790,000
San Kamphaeng

95 homes and apartments for sale in San Kamphaeng, Thailand.
Photo: Daniele Franchi / Unsplash
24 properties shown
THB 1,790,000
San Kamphaeng
THB 6,290,000
San Kamphaeng
THB 4,320,000
San Kamphaeng
THB 2,990,000
San Kamphaeng
THB 5,600,000
San Kamphaeng
THB 4,990,000
San Kamphaeng
THB 4,190,000
San Kamphaeng
THB 3,800,000
San Kamphaeng
THB 5,200,000
San Kamphaeng
THB 49,999,999
San Kamphaeng
THB 13,900,000
San Kamphaeng
THB 11,900,000
San Kamphaeng
THB 3,700,000
San Kamphaeng
THB 30,000,000
San Kamphaeng
THB 8,900,000
San Kamphaeng
THB 19,500,000
San Kamphaeng
THB 2,990,000
San Kamphaeng
THB 6,490,000
San Kamphaeng
THB 6,200,000
San Kamphaeng
THB 7,990,000
San Kamphaeng
THB 1,200,000
San Kamphaeng
THB 1,790,000
San Kamphaeng
THB 3,850,000
San Kamphaeng
THB 14,200,000
San Kamphaeng
Buyer's guide: San Kamphaeng
San Kamphaeng is a district east of Chiang Mai known for hot springs and handicrafts, with 95 listings on RealEstateAbroad. The median asking price is €114,650, but the spread is huge, from €51,752 to €238,854. Houses account for 59 listings and land for 29.
Asking prices in euros from current listings.
| Measure | San Kamphaeng |
|---|---|
| Median asking price | €114,650 |
| p25 to p75 | €51,752 to €238,854 |
| Median price per m² | €670 |
| Median size | 200 m² |
| Listings | 95 |
Three-bedroom houses are the most common at 30 listings, followed by 12 four-bedroom, 11 with five or more, ten two-bedroom and three one-bedroom. Four commercial properties and three apartments are also listed. Large reported sizes are mostly a result of land being included, and the lower quartile near €52,000 likely corresponds to plots or older homes.
San Kamphaeng offers a rural setting within reach of Chiang Mai's airport, hospitals and international schools. Expect orchards, small villages, craft workshops and quiet roads, with city access depending on traffic. Retirees, remote workers and long-stay expats are typical buyers.
For the city, see Chiang Mai. Closer districts include Saraphi, San Sai and Hang Dong. Chiang Rai is a separate northern market, about three hours away.
Foreigners cannot own land in Thailand. They can own a condominium within the 49% foreign quota, and they can lease land, normally for 30 years. A foreigner can own a house structure but not the plot beneath it, so land listings need a lease, usufruct or other arrangement. Company structures designed to hold land are risky and often challenged. Always use an independent lawyer and check the title deed type. Our Thailand buying guide, financing guide and the Thailand overview give more detail.
Last updated 8 October 2026
Not as a foreigner. You can lease it, normally for 30 years, or own a building on leased land.
Few: three apartments in the current data.
San Kamphaeng is east of the city, so it is a short drive to the centre depending on traffic.
Listings range from small plots to large houses.