Pearl Of Naithon
Nai Yang · 77 units
FROM14,5 M
Resale units available: 9
฿15MFROM
DEVELOPER PROFILE
Asia Island Homes
Pearl of Naithon, Asia Island Homes' sole recorded project, sits in Nai Yang on Phuket's quieter northwest coast — a district that draws buyers seeking proximity to the international airport and a less commercialised beach strip than Kamala or Surin. With seven units currently listed for sale, all within the completed Pearl of Naithon development, this is a narrow but specific proposition: resale-grade upper-mid-tier villas or residences priced from ฿14.5M to ฿27.5M. The portfolio data is thin by any measure — one project, no aggregate unit count on record, and no pipeline of upcoming developments — so prospective buyers are essentially evaluating a single asset rather than a developer track record. What the data does show is a completed development with live inventory, meaning no off-plan completion risk applies to the current units on offer.
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Asia Island Homes — at a glance
Geographic Focus
Asia Island Homes concentrates entirely in Nai Yang, a low-density coastal district in the north of Phuket island. Nai Yang sits adjacent to Sirinat National Park and roughly ten minutes from Phuket International Airport, which appeals to buyers who prioritise short transfer times or who intend to use a property as an occasional-use home rather than a permanent residence. The area carries lower land-price pressure than the west-coast resort belt, which partly explains the entry point here relative to comparable-sized product in Kamala or Bang Tao.
Build Pattern and Inventory
Pearl of Naithon is recorded as completed, and the seven units currently available represent resale or developer-held stock rather than off-plan commitments. There is no construction-phase risk attached to purchasing here. No additional projects are listed in the pipeline, so buyers should not assume Asia Island Homes will deliver a broader portfolio in the near term.
Price Positioning
At ฿14.5M–฿27.5M, Pearl of Naithon sits in Phuket's upper-mid tier — above the mass-market condo segment but below the ultra-luxury villa bracket that typically opens above ฿40M on the west coast.
One Thing Buyers Should Know
With a single completed project and no recorded pipeline, this is not a developer whose future output you can factor into a multi-investment strategy. The decision rests entirely on whether Pearl of Naithon itself meets your brief.
Editorial draft assisted by AI · Reviewed by Roman, 2026-05-10
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Asia Island Homes — buyer FAQ
How many projects has Asia Island Homes completed in Phuket?
One project is on record: Pearl of Naithon in Nai Yang, which is listed as completed. There are no additional delivered projects and no upcoming developments currently recorded. Buyers should treat this as an evaluation of a single asset rather than an assessment of a developer with a multi-project track record.
What is the price range for units at Pearl of Naithon?
Units currently listed at Pearl of Naithon are priced from ฿14.5M to ฿27.5M, placing the development in Phuket's upper-mid tier. The median entry price sits at ฿14.5M, making the lower end of the range the most accessible point for buyers testing the Nai Yang market.
Is there off-plan risk when buying from Asia Island Homes?
Not with the current inventory. Pearl of Naithon is recorded as completed, and the seven units available are existing stock. Buyers are not funding construction and do not face typical off-plan risks such as delayed handover or specification changes.
Why does Nai Yang matter as a location choice?
Nai Yang sits on Phuket's northwest coast bordering Sirinat National Park, with direct beach access and a short drive to Phuket International Airport. It attracts buyers who prefer a lower-density environment than Kamala or Surin, and the district's relative quietness has historically kept land costs — and therefore entry prices — more moderate than the central west-coast corridor.