PHUKET · LONG-TERM
Townhouses for Rent in Phuket
417 long-term rentals available on AIProperty Phuket
Townhouses for yearly rent — two-storey layouts in gated estates, usually the cheapest way to rent a whole house on the island.
How much it costs to rent a townhouse in Phuket
The catalogue lists 412 townhouses for long-term rent across fourteen districts, from ฿10,000 a month with a median near ฿34,000 on a twelve-month contract. Phuket Town carries the deepest supply at 105 units, from ฿18,000 with a ฿33,000 median, just ahead of Thalang at 100 units (from ฿15,000, median ฿30,000) and Chalong at 70 units (from ฿16,000, median ฿35,000) — together these three inland districts hold two-thirds of the island's townhouse rentals. Kathu adds 26 units near a ฿31,000 median, Mai Khao 20 near ฿23,500, and the west-coast pockets are smaller and pricier: 18 townhouses in Bang Tao start at ฿35,000 with a ฿92,500 median — a clear premium for a beach-side address in a format built mainly for inland living. 355 of the 412 — 86% — come fully furnished.
What's included in the rate — and what isn't
A twelve-month lease is standard, usually against a deposit of two months' rent plus the first month paid at signing. Electricity and water are billed separately at meter rates in nearly every listing; internet is either bundled or quoted as a fixed add-on. Where a townhouse sits inside a managed estate, the common fee covering the shared pool, security and grounds is customarily the owner's cost rather than the tenant's — confirm it in the contract rather than assume it.
Who the format suits
Two- and three-bedroom units dominate: 178 at a ฿31,000 median and 203 at a ฿35,000 median, together 92% of the market, which makes the core buyer a family or a couple needing a spare room rather than a single professional. Twenty-two four-bedroom townhouses carry a ฿55,000 median for households that outgrow the standard layout. Thirty-one of the 412 are also listed for sale — about one in thirteen — so the same unit can be rented first and bought later. Our guide on renting versus buying in Phuket works through that choice, and the townhouses for sale catalogue covers the purchase side.
Townhouses for rent — FAQ
How much does it cost to rent a townhouse in Phuket?
Rates start at ฿10,000 a month on a twelve-month contract, with a median around ฿34,000 across 412 listings. Phuket Town and Thalang carry the deepest and cheapest supply, near a ฿30,000-33,000 median, while west-coast townhouses in Bang Tao start at ฿35,000 with a ฿92,500 median. Utilities are billed separately.
How many townhouses are available for long-term rent in Phuket?
The catalogue lists 412 townhouses across fourteen districts, refreshed daily as units are taken and new ones arrive. About 86% come fully furnished, and 31 are also listed for sale. If nothing matches your district or budget, our team sends a hand-picked shortlist within 24 hours.
Townhouse or house — which should I rent?
A townhouse gives two floors, parking and a small garden at roughly three-quarters of a standalone house's ฿45,000 median rate, in exchange for shared walls and usually an estate pool rather than a private one. If you need a private pool and a bigger plot, compare the house and villa markets instead.
Do townhouse rentals include estate fees?
The estate's common fee, covering the shared pool, security and grounds, is normally the owner's responsibility rather than the tenant's, but it should be stated in the contract rather than assumed. Electricity, water and internet are billed on top, usually at meter rates or a fixed monthly add-on.
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