*** 3 Bedroom Thai Bali Style House For Sale ***

[Terry Lee 3]

Thai Bali Style Detached House ( in a very quiet cul de sac )

 

Bedrooms: 3

Bathrooms: 3

 

Alarm System

 

5 Aircons

 

Property size: 180 Sq. M

Land size: 240 Sq. M

 

Kitchen: Euro

 

Private Swimming Pool

 

Sale price: 4,000,000 Baht

 

Ownership : Company Owned

 

Please PM me if you would like further details..

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

[jacko 8,822]

How do you get to sleep with all those elephants watching you?

 

(I know, draw the curtains)

[dannand 0]

Thai Bali Style Detached House ( in a very quiet cul de sac )

 

Bedrooms: 3

Bathrooms: 3

 

Alarm System

 

5 Aircons

 

Property size: 180 Sq. M

Land size: 240 Sq. M

 

Kitchen: Euro

 

Private Swimming Pool

 

Sale price: 4,000,000 Baht

 

Ownership : Company Owned

 

Please PM me if you would like further details..

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

Gidday Terry. Im not in a position to buy at the moment and i dont want to waste your time but im just curious. Can a westerner purchase this property in there name? Im not really up to date with how the system works in Thailand. Dan

[john5001 54]

I think it looks a nice place...elephants a bit confusing..lol

 

I don't have a bonafide company so would not be able to invest..Farang and land purchase etc.....

 

Now if I could find an honest TGF??????

[MM 6,562]

I think it looks a nice place...elephants a bit confusing..lol

 

I don't have a bonafide company so would not be able to invest..Farang and land purchase etc.....

 

Now if I could find an honest TGF??????

 

I think you buy the company that "owns" the house. You don't need to have your own company.

 

 

Terry -- got any pics of the kitchen?

 

And, does it come furnished or empty?

[Terry Lee 3]

I think you buy the company that "owns" the house. You don't need to have your own company.

 

 

Terry -- got any pics of the kitchen?

 

And, does it come furnished or empty?

 

You are right about the Company. It is held in a Thai company name which is included in the price.

 

Kitchen pics attached.

 

It is 90% furnished. One bedroom is empty, but other two have wardrobes, dressing tables and king size beds.

 

Living room has sofa as shown, coffee table, TV unit as shown ( no TV ) Plus dining table shown. Kitchen has everything ( Hob, extractor, Microwave etc except freezer )plus outside plumbed in washing machine.

 

 

 

Less than 5 mins by bike to WS

[MM 6,562]

It's a great location for someone who needs to be in Pattaya daily

 

Is it in a village with security or standalone?

[alancee 0]

what moo on soi kopai ? thanks

[Pilot 0]

Nice looking place. I wish I was in a position to buy it. Good luck with your sale.

[jacko 8,822]

I think you buy the company that "owns" the house. You don't need to have your own company.

Yes, that is how I did it. You become a director with controlling interest.

The scaremongers will say it isn't fully legal, but this is Thailand and things 'work' like that.

Since the house is already in a company name, that would be the obvious way, plus that is more straightforward and avoids many taxes.

 

You have to ensure the company doesn't carry any debts or liabilities.

 

A second option is to form another (new) company and transfer the assets........ more work for the lawyers.

 

How a farang owns a house is another whole library........

 

Good luck with the sale.

 

Buying a house that has been lived in may not suit the TGF, but it is a good idea, as the problems have hopefully been sorted, particularly by a farang owner.

 

How much of the furniture and fittings are being included? Water pumps and ACs for eg, TVs and furniture. For a retired guy, ready to live in (arrive with a case of beer, some towels and your clothes) is great.

Edited March 26, 2011 by jacko

[Terry Lee 3]

It's a great location for someone who needs to be in Pattaya daily

 

Is it in a village with security or standalone?

 

It is not in a compound with Security. However it is only 200Yds from the Police compound ( where they keep all the bikes they nab ), and so plenty of uniforms around.

 

 

what moo on soi kopai ? thanks

 

Moo 10. Phenphak Village.

 

 

Yes, that is how I did it. You become a director with controlling interest.

The scaremongers will say it isn't fully legal, but this is Thailand and things 'work' like that.

Since the house is already in a company name, that would be the obvious way, plus that is more straightforward and avoids many taxes.

 

You have to ensure the company doesn't carry any debts or liabilities. ( All taxes paid yearly and up to date )

 

A second option is to form another (new) company and transfer the assets........ more work for the lawyers.

 

How a farang owns a house is another whole library........

 

Good luck with the sale.

 

Buying a house that has been lived in may not suit the TGF, but it is a good idea, as the problems have hopefully been sorted, particularly by a farang owner.

 

How much of the furniture and fittings are being included? Water pumps and ACs for eg, TVs and furniture. For a retired guy, ready to live in (arrive with a case of beer, some towels and your clothes) is great.

 

Pretty much everything is included, except TV's.

 

All furniture, AC units, etc etc included.

 

If you moved in tomorrow, you would need to buy a TV and fridge. But that's all !!

Edited March 26, 2011 by Terry Lee

[Big_Brian 179]

It is not in a compound with Security. However it is only 200Yds from the Police compound ( where they keep all the bikes they nab ), and so plenty of uniforms around.

So basically the biggest criminal gang in the country hangs out nearby?

[Terry Lee 3]

So basically the biggest criminal gang in the country hangs out nearby?

 

Hard...........but fair !!

[papillon 695]

How much did you pay for it?

[Terry Lee 3]

How much did you pay for it?

 

3.7m + legals ( setting up company etc ) nearly 3 years ago

 

However, I understand most of my neighbors paid over 4.5m