1 Bedroom Apartment for sale at The Title V complex · Rawai

pier-adjacent, suitable for evening walks but not beach days. This distinction shapes the area's rental profile: LTR (30+ day leases) dominates because the lack of tourist-grade sand kills Airbnb velocity. The Title V capitalises on this—a completed 5-storey apartment building with a fully furnished 1-bedroom unit (36 sqm) on the second floor. Layout: bedroom with en-suite, open-plan living-kitchen, covered parking, outdoor shower. Views across the park and mountain backdrop—modest but uncluttered. The building offers communal pool, gym, steam room, 24/7 security, CCTV, on-site restaurant, and reception lobby typical of Thai mid-market serviced apartments. Ownership is registered leasehold (foreign quota available if building is registered condominium—confirm title deed type with agent). This unit targets digital nomads and international retirees prioritising Rawai's expat infrastructure over beach access: ABC Nursery, Rawai Progressive International School (Montessori, ages 3–12), Phuket International Hospital (20 min), and steady long-stay tenant demand driven by school calendars and remote-work communities. Service charge and maintenance fees apply monthly; seek clarification on exact sums and lease renewal terms (Thai leasehold carries 30-year initial term + renewal risk under recent court rulings—a structural disadvantage vs freehold). Resale liquidity for leasehold 1-bedrooms is moderate in Rawai; buyer pool is primarily expat-investors targeting 6–8% net yield on 30-day LTR placements. Entry-level condos in competing south-zone projects (One Naiharn, The Title Cielo, Rawayana) sit in the ฿2.8–4.2M band; villas start ฿15M+. At its current positioning, this unit competes on accessibility and management support rather than appreciation.