THB 1,680,000
Saraphi

69 homes and apartments for sale in Saraphi, Thailand.
24 properties shown
THB 1,680,000
Saraphi
THB 1,790,000
Saraphi
THB 13,600,000
Saraphi
THB 3,890,000
Saraphi
THB 5,500,000
Saraphi
THB 1,650,000
Saraphi
THB 1,790,000
Saraphi
THB 2,290,000
Saraphi
THB 3,290,000
Saraphi
THB 8,700,000
Saraphi
THB 8,490,000
Saraphi
THB 7,600,000
Saraphi
THB 1,590,000
Saraphi
THB 1,790,000
Saraphi
THB 3,900,000
Saraphi
THB 5,900,000
Saraphi
THB 8,500,000
Saraphi
THB 6,500,000
Saraphi
THB 4,600,000
Saraphi
THB 6,900,000
Saraphi
THB 8,500,000
Saraphi
THB 6,500,000
Saraphi
THB 6,800,000
Saraphi
THB 12,000,000
Saraphi
Buyer's guide: Saraphi
Saraphi property for sale is a district market south-east of Chiang Mai city, with a median asking price of €147,187 across 69 listings. Houses make up 53 of them, often on large plots. Foreigners cannot own land in Thailand, so structure matters.
From current listings on RealEstateAbroad; asking prices.
| Metric | Saraphi |
|---|---|
| Listings | 69 |
| Median asking price | €147,187 |
| p25 to p75 | €66,348 to €264,066 |
| Median per m² | €714 |
| Median size | 175 m² |
53 houses, 12 land plots, 3 commercial and 1 apartment. Bedrooms: 31 with three, 11 with five or more, 9 with four and 5 with two. Many homes are spacious detached houses in gated or village settings.
See Thai house, villa and land pages.
For leased land, make sure the lease is registered at the Land Department, includes renewal terms and is not simply a private agreement, because unregistered leases are weak protection.
Saraphi lies along the Ping river valley, close to Chiang Mai and the neighbouring province of Lamphun, with rice fields, craft villages and industrial estates. Chiang Mai's airport and hospitals are a short drive, and the area suits families, retirees and remote workers who want space.
Compare Chiang Mai, San Kamphaeng, Hang Dong and San Sai, the surrounding districts.
Rainy-season flooding is not unusual on the river plain, so ask neighbours about past water levels and check how high the plot sits before committing.
Foreigners cannot own land. They can own condominium units up to a 49% foreign quota per building, and typically use a 30-year lease for houses or hold a building separately. Check the title deed type (chanote is the strongest), road access and any agricultural restrictions. Use an independent lawyer.
Our Thailand consultation guide and financing page cover the next steps.
Last updated 8 October 2026
Not the land. They can lease it for 30 years or own the building separately, or buy a condo. Take legal advice.
€147,187 across 69 listings.
A chanote title deed is the strongest. Check it at the Land Department.
Yes, it is a district next to the city.