Baan Chalong Residences

About Baan Chalong Residences

Baan Chalong Residences is a completed residential development in Chalong, on the southern side of Phuket, offering houses and villas for sale to buyers who want a settled, everyday-living location rather than a beachfront address. The community is designed around private family homes with practical layouts, giving residents a calm residential setting within easy reach of the island's main hubs. As a completed project, homes at Baan Chalong Residences can be viewed in person before purchase, so buyers see the finished build, materials and surroundings rather than committing off a plan.

Location and Connectivity

Chalong sits at a natural crossroads of southern Phuket, which is a large part of why Baan Chalong Residences appeals to long-term residents. Phuket Town is roughly 15 minutes away for schools, hospitals, banks and daily shopping, while the west-coast beaches at Kata and Karon are about 20 to 25 minutes by road. Patong is around 30 minutes, and Phuket International Airport is typically a 35 to 40 minute drive. The Big Buddha landmark is only 5 to 10 minutes from the area, and Chalong Bay and Chalong Pier — the island's hub for diving trips, island-hopping and sailing — are close by, making the location practical for people who spend time on the water.

Lifestyle in Chalong

Chalong has a genuine residential character and is popular with long-term expats, divers and active residents. The area is known for its Muay Thai gyms, yoga studios and CrossFit and fitness scene, alongside everyday amenities such as supermarkets, local markets, clinics and a wide range of casual and international restaurants. Because it is not a tourist beach zone, Chalong keeps a quieter, community feel year-round, which suits families and buyers planning to live on the island full time. Baan Chalong Residences fits this profile as a place to put down roots close to services rather than seasonal crowds.

Ownership and Buying

Houses and villas at Baan Chalong Residences are typically structured with foreign buyers owning the building freehold while the land is held on a registered long-term lease, commonly 30 years and renewable by contract. Foreign buyers should structure ownership through transparent, lawful means: the Supreme Court ruling 4655/2566, dated 18 March 2025, reaffirmed that using Thai nominee shareholders to hold land is unlawful, so buyers are advised to use a qualified Thai property lawyer to review lease terms and title. To explore current availability and arrange a viewing, browse houses and villas for sale in Chalong at /property-for-sale/villa/chalong.