One-bedroom residence A6096

A furnished one-bedroom of 45.57 square metres. One room holds the living area, a dining table for four and an L-shaped kitchen with an induction hob and a washer-dryer. The bedroom has a king-size bed and a floor-to-ceiling window, the bathroom has a shower and a square bathtub, and the balcony is 1.8 metres deep. The photographs are of the finished show unit at the sales gallery.

One-bedrooms on the developer’s list of 21 September 2026 cost THB 7.9 million to 9.11 million. The view and the floor move the price: a home facing a pool costs more than one facing the outer garden on the same floor, and the cheapest one-bedrooms are on the third and fourth floors, while the ground, sixth and seventh floors cost more. The common fee for a one-bedroom is about THB 65,600 in the first year and THB 80,900 a year from the third.

The building is managed by Marriott International’s hotel team, and eligible owners receive Marriott Bonvoy Gold Elite status through 2029. It suits a first home on Phuket, or a place to stay a few months a year.

Stated as freehold by the developer. Establish that the specific unit sits inside the building's 49 per cent foreign quota before agreeing a price.

The price is ฿8.91M, ฿195,501 per sqm, on the developer’s price list, September 2026. The reservation fee is THB 100,000 for a one-bedroom, 200,000 for a two-bedroom and 300,000 for a three-bedroom, and it is not refundable. A foreign buyer then pays 25 per cent at contract (30 for a three-bedroom), 10 per cent at the foundations, 10 at the structure, 10 at the walls and floors, and the rest at transfer. A Thai buyer pays 15 per cent at contract, 15 over 13 months and the rest at transfer.

Running costs, from the developer: a common fee of THB 120 per square metre a month in the first year, 135 in the second and 148 from the third, paid a year in advance; a sinking fund of THB 700 per square metre, once, at handover; and a transfer fee of 2 per cent, split equally between buyer and seller.

Title is freehold. A foreign buyer must send the money from abroad in foreign currency, so the bank can issue the letter the Land Office needs, and must have room in the 49 per cent foreign quota, which we confirm for this home in writing before any payment.

PEYLAA Phuket, Autograph Collection Residences is 408 furnished homes in three seven-storey buildings around three 25-metre pools, 500 metres from Boat Avenue and 1.9 kilometres from Bang Tao Beach, by Capstone Asset, the developer of Tonson One Residence in Bangkok. Phase 1, Buildings A and B, is 263 homes; on the developer’s list of 21 September 2026, 144 were available.

Marriott International’s hotel team manages the building under an agreement signed in October 2025, with a review every five years at which the owners can choose to keep it. Owners receive Marriott Bonvoy Gold Elite status through 2029, and an Autograph Collection hotel is planned on the same site for 2030. Marriott does not own, build or sell PEYLAA; the developer uses the name under Marriott’s licence.