Rawayana East Villas

Rawai wears its quiet confidence well. Here, at the southern tip of Phuket, the island slows down: fishing boats drift off the beach a short walk away, the long-tail markets and beach-clubs of Nai Harn sit minutes up the road, and the mountains rise green behind the rooftops. Rawayana folds a whole village into one address — a Tops supermarket, Starbucks, clinics and a kids' park cluster around the central plaza, so you can live your week without ever leaving the gates. The architecture answers the setting with bold, angular black-and-stone facades and walls of glass that pull the light deep inside.

This villa stands three storeys tall across 295 square metres, climbing from an open kitchen-living-dining floor that spills onto a private pool terrace, up past three bedrooms and three bathrooms, to a full rooftop terrace that hands you the sky. Inside, a double-height living room anchors the home beneath a sculptural chandelier, and floor-to-ceiling glazing frames the gardens at every turn. Built now and handing over in early 2027, it suits a buyer who wants a turnkey lock-up-and-leave on the beachfront side of Rawai — equally at home as a year-round residence or a high-yield rental in a complex built for exactly that.