The Residences at InterContinental Phuket Resort · Phuket
Two-bedroom pool residence A103
Freehold, foreign quotaKamala
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Render. The 100 sqm two-bedroom: a full-width living and dining room with the kitchen along the back wall and the balcony beyond.
Two-bedroom plus residence B304 is a 134.2 sqm home on the 3rd floor of building B at The Residences at InterContinental Phuket Resort on the Kamala hillside in Phuket, with the paradise view, sold on registered leasehold at ฿34.2M (฿254,844 per sqm) on PROUD’s price list, September 2026.
Sold on a lease registered at the Land Office for up to 30 years, the maximum currently permitted, which the developer states is renewable. A renewal option is a contractual promise, not a registrable right, so the clause is read before advising.
The largest two-bedroom plan, a combined layout of 134.2 sqm; the same plan is listed on floors four to six to THB 34.9 million.
A two-bedroom-plus home in a branded residence, sold fully furnished: two bedrooms, two bathrooms, a full-width living and dining room, and a third, multi-purpose room the developer calls the plus room, with its own cassette air conditioning, that serves as a study, a wellness room or a third bedroom. The plus plans are 117.5 square metres, and 134.2 square metres in the combined layout.
On the September 2026 list the plus homes ran from THB 27.1 million to THB 34.9 million, and the 117.5-square-metre plan carried the lowest price per square metre on the whole list, at THB 230,638. Like every one- and two-bedroom home here they are sold on a registered lease of up to 30 years, stated by the developer as renewable; the freehold quota is kept for the pool residences and the larger homes.
The furnished specification is the developer’s: Küppersbusch kitchen on a jade marble island, American Standard and Grohe bathrooms with the AquaSymphony shower, SPC wood-pattern floors and concealed VRV cooling. PROUD renders the 100-square-metre two-bedroom as its show layout; the pictures here are of that layout, and the plus room is on the floor plan we send.
“Paradise view” is the developer’s name for the outlook towards the resort grounds and the bay; “mountain view” faces the Kamala hillside behind the buildings.
Every figure is the developer’s own, from its price list and brochure, and prices move. We confirm the current list before any reservation and would rather show you the date than let a stale price look current.
A registered lease rather than ownership of the land. The term and the exact renewal wording decide what you actually hold.
The list price is ฿34.2M, ฿254,844 per sqm, on PROUD’s price list, September 2026. It is sold on a lease registered at the Land Office for up to 30 years, the maximum term Thai law currently permits, which the developer states is renewable. A registered lease is a real, transferable interest, but a renewal option is a contractual promise from the landowner rather than a right that can be registered in advance, so its worth depends on the wording and on who gives it. We read the lease for unit B304 before advising, and we read it beside the developer’s disclosure that the InterContinental licence runs to October 2037 unless extended.
Running costs are the developer’s stated common fee of THB 120 per square metre a month and a one-off sinking fund of THB 800 per square metre. Lease registration fees follow the Land Office’s schedule. Resort services are on request and at a charge, and the brochure states that their availability may change.
Why leasehold at all: PROUD’s launch release set a target of 80 per cent foreign buyers against a 49 per cent freehold quota, so the one- and two-bedroom homes are offered on leasehold and the quota is kept for the larger homes. If freehold title matters more than the ticket, the pool residences, the three-bedroom, the junior penthouse and the penthouse are the five homes on the list that carry it.
General information, not legal or tax advice. Any lease or sale agreement should be read by independent Thai counsel before signing.
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The Residences at InterContinental Phuket Resort is a development of 111 fully furnished homes in two seven-storey buildings on the Kamala hillside, about 360 metres inland from Kamala Beach, by PROUD Real Estate with IHG, announced on 12 January 2026 and targeted by the developer for the fourth quarter of 2027. In September 2026 the developer reported it over half sold, with the environmental impact assessment and the construction permit approved.
The resort next door is the operating InterContinental Phuket Resort: 221 keys, five pools, Sati Spa, Jaras in the Michelin Guide, and Two Michelin Keys, the only hotel on the island holding them as of August 2026. Owners have direct access to the resort’s beachfront and beach pool, hotel-managed services on request and at a charge, a 20 per cent discount at the spa, the kids’ club and the wellness programme, and IHG One Rewards Diamond Elite status for a limited period. The Club InterContinental lounge and the mountainside pool are not included, and the developer’s brochure says so.
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The resort's beach pool on Kamala Beach. Owners have access to the beachfront and this pool; the Club InterContinental lounge and the mountainside pool are not included.
The Residences at InterContinental Phuket Resort · Phuket
Freehold, foreign quotaKamala
The Residences at InterContinental Phuket Resort · Phuket
Freehold, foreign quotaKamala
The Residences at InterContinental Phuket Resort · Phuket
Freehold, foreign quotaKamala
The Residences at InterContinental Phuket Resort · Phuket
Freehold, foreign quotaKamala
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Because of arithmetic the developer has been open about. PROUD’s launch release set a target of 80 per cent foreign buyers, and Thai condominium law allows foreign freehold ownership of only 49 per cent of a building’s sellable area. So the one- and two-bedroom homes are offered on a registered lease and the freehold quota is kept for the five larger homes. A registered lease is a real, transferable interest that a foreign buyer can hold without a Thai company or nominee, and it is the honest structure for the majority of this building.
Up to 30 years, registered at the Land Office, which is the maximum term Thai law currently permits, and the developer states the lease is renewable. Read that second clause carefully: a renewal option is a contractual promise from the landowner rather than a right that can be registered in advance, so its worth depends on the wording and on who is behind it. We read the lease before advising, and we read it beside the developer’s own disclosure that the InterContinental licence runs to October 2037 unless extended. General information, not legal advice.
The home fully furnished to the developer’s specification: kitchen, wardrobes, loose furniture, the Küppersbusch appliances, American Standard and Grohe bathrooms with the AquaSymphony shower, concealed VRV cooling and a digital door lock. It does not include lease registration fees, the one-off sinking fund of THB 800 per square metre, the common fee of THB 120 per square metre a month, or resort services, which are on request and at a charge. Prices are the developer’s and move; we confirm the current list before any reservation.
The developer’s target is the fourth quarter of 2027, stated in PROUD’s launch release of 21 October 2025; the brochure’s legal text says the third quarter. On 28 August 2026 PROUD’s own progress page put the project at 13 per cent complete overall, with piling finished and the structure at 10 per cent. We quote the later date and watch the gap, and we ask what protects your instalments if the schedule moves.
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