Inside a $1,670,000 Sea View Villa in Phuket

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  @esbenarndt5703 · 3 weeks ago

  Seems like the government is cracking down on foreigners owning houses in Thailand. Maybe I find it to risky

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• WE

  @WestCoastAce27 · 3 weeks ago

  Great job as always. Another beautiful property; great interior design especially the bathrooms.

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  @andrewandrew9954 · 2 weeks ago

  Level the kitchen outlet.

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  @NoctilucentStudios · 3 weeks ago

  Pause it at the <a href="https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Atf81KbT8bo&amp;t=45">0:45</a> second mark. Take a look at hos dirty and dilapidated those roofs are and ask yourself if you would pay nearly $2million for that type of work.

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• DH

  @dhyanvitravel9517 · 3 weeks ago

  material used in house looks very cheap

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• FR

  @francoislamthap562 · 3 weeks ago

  Comment pouvons nous être propriétaire en 2026 à phuket ???

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  @LesRed · 3 weeks ago

  04.16 For $1.670,000 I’d expect the plug sockets to be installed straight!!!<br><br>Please have someone fix it, it’s giving me a headache

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• EM

  @emanuelatavares516 · 3 weeks ago

  looking wow😍 and beautiful &nbsp;property with lovely ocean views✨

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  @inuvik5374 · 3 weeks ago

  Nice outfit Vicky .

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  @PoliticTurk · 2 weeks ago

  You’re not actually buying a villa. Realistically, you&apos;re just renting it for 30 years. Why? Because under Thai law, foreigners can&apos;t own villas or houses, only condos. &nbsp;So, you’re basically paying 30 years of rent completely upfront.<br><br>Think about it: if you put that $1,670,000 into a 30 Year US Treasury Bond instead, your money would compound to $7.5 million in 30 years. Mathematically speaking, you’re just renting this villa for a staggering $20,000 a month!

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• LE

  @leonk8113 · 3 weeks ago (edited)

  Superly presented but one unit right next to the other and all cookie cutter design. There will be a lot of second hand villas on offer in Phuket at rock-bottom prices...

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  @jukicsanjin9504 · 3 weeks ago

  A nice villa on Natai Beach, Phuket 🇹🇭 — and at $1.67 million, the price initially looks rather attractive.<br><br>The architecture is appealing, the design has a certain contemporary tropical elegance, and Natai is certainly one of Phuket’s more desirable locations. But then comes the little detail that can turn the whole picture upside down: leasehold.<br><br>For a foreign buyer in Thailand, that changes the equation considerably. You may be buying a beautiful villa, but not the land underneath it. And when you are paying $1.67 million, the legal structure behind the property becomes just as important as the architecture.<br><br>And there is another small correction to the marketing language: this is not really a front-row beachfront villa. There is a line of villas between you and the beach. You might have a view toward the sea, but front row is front row — and this isn’t it. 😉<br><br>So yes, attractive design, interesting location and a tempting price… but the leasehold contract deserves considerably more attention than the swimming pool.<br><br>And then, of course, there is our Vicky Victoria. 😄<br><br>This time she appears in a long white plissé skirt (French pleated skirt), looking almost as if she has stepped out of a particularly fashionable Parisian medical clinic. No barefoot routine this time. Perhaps Vicky has decided it is time to become a serious girl. 😂<br><br>But according to her Instagram, she is still hot, slightly bored, and apparently waiting for a revolution.<br><br>Well, Vicky… perhaps the revolution is coming. 😉<br><br>Maybe one day I will finally arrive in Phuket myself — not barefoot, not pretending to be a real-estate guru, but as the Golden Boy 👦✨ — ready to shake up a little bit of reality on that beautiful island.<br><br>Until then: enjoy the villas, question the leaseholds, and keep an eye on Vicky.<br><br>The revolution may already be under construction. 🤡😀🇹🇭

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