Seventy Metres
of Natai

Seventy metres of absolute beachfront across four rai — the widest frontage in the collection, and roughly a third more sand than the estate beside it. Six bedrooms, a staff suite, and full-time villa staff and security already in place.

The scale shows in how the property is used rather than in how it looks. Four rai is enough land that the house never crowds its own frontage: the pool sits clear of the pavilions, the sala sits clear of the pool, and the beach is reached without walking past anybody. Two families can be here and not meet until dinner.

Below ground there is a games room — pool table, sofas, screen, and no daylight. It is the room everyone ends up in when the sun is at its worst, and the only genuinely cool space on the property without air conditioning working for it.

Natai has no commercial strip, no jet-skis, and no crowds — only a handful of private residences along ten kilometres of sand, thirty-five minutes north of Phuket International Airport. Seventy-metre frontages on this beach are not replaceable. There is a finite number, and they are held.