Zasa Malibu Villa

Zasa Malibu Villa comprises eight pool villas set back from Chaloklum Beach on Koh Phangan's northern coast.

Built on a two-rai plot 60 metres from the shoreline, the development was completed in Q4 2025 by KPG Civil Co Ltd. Each single-storey villa occupies a plot of 400 sqm with a 169 sqm interior, centred on a private pool reached from every bedroom.

Layouts pair three bedrooms with four bathrooms, a combined living-dining area, a fitted kitchen, balcony seating and a laundry room.

With only eight units released at a single price point of THB 13.9 million, the project suits buyers after a compact, beachside footprint rather than a large resort-style estate.

Ownership follows the standard Thai structure: freehold for Thai nationals and companies, leasehold for foreign buyers. Buyers should confirm registration details directly with the developer or a licensed conveyancer.

The result is a quiet, low-key alternative to Koh Phangan's larger beachfront resorts, aimed at buyers who value space and privacy over amenities-heavy development.

The villas favour a clean, contemporary silhouette that sits comfortably against Koh Phangan's tropical backdrop, with simple forms and covered outdoor areas replacing heavy ornamentation.

Interiors run largely open-plan, joining living, dining and kitchen space so that light and air move freely through each single-storey unit, while bedrooms are oriented toward the pool and garden rather than the street.

Passive airflow and low-energy fittings are worked into the build alongside full air-conditioning, giving owners a choice between natural cooling and mechanical comfort depending on the season.

• Private pool reachable directly from each bedroom
• 169 sqm interior on a plot of 400 sqm
• Three bedrooms and four bathrooms per villa
• Combined living and dining space
• Fully equipped kitchen with built-in appliances
• Balcony and covered outdoor terrace
• Separate laundry area
• Full air-conditioning throughout

Zasa Malibu Villa's 8 villas, completed in 2025, sit close to Chaloklum on the northern side of Koh Phangan, roughly 60 metres back from the beach with straightforward road access from the rest of the island.

A short drive brings residents to Thong Nai Pan and Hin Kong, two further beaches worth exploring beyond the one on the doorstep.

Local schooling is available at both primary and secondary level, useful for anyone relocating with children rather than visiting for a short stay.

Phangan Hospital is nearby for routine care and emergencies, a practical consideration for owners planning to live on the island full-time.

Thong Sala market sits within reach for everyday shopping, alongside a mix of independent cafés, restaurants and eateries covering both Thai and international menus.

• Beach-focused holiday-home buyers who want a private pool villa within walking distance of Chaloklum Beach rather than a high-rise condo in the south of the island.
• Families relocating to Koh Phangan who need three bedrooms, four bathrooms and nearby schools, though the single-storey, eight-villa scale suits a small household rather than an extended one.
• Buy-to-let investors comfortable with a single price point of THB 13.9 million and no resident property manager on this 8-villa development, who will need to arrange their own letting agent or handle bookings themselves.
• Retirees and remote workers after a quiet, low-density setting, though the location is some distance from Koh Phangan's nightlife and larger tourist hubs, which suits those who prioritise peace over entertainment.

At THB 13.9 million for a completed three-bedroom pool villa near Chaloklum Beach, Zasa Malibu Villa sits at the upper end of Koh Phangan's villa market, priced for beachfront proximity rather than volume.

Foreign nationals cannot hold freehold title to land in Thailand, so ownership here follows the usual route: freehold for Thai buyers, leasehold for foreign buyers. That same freehold/leasehold split underlies Thailand's 49% foreign ownership quota on condominiums, though that specific rule governs condo buildings rather than landed villas like this one.

Rental demand on Koh Phangan is driven by its established backpacker and wellness-tourism base, a growing yoga-retreat and events circuit, and rising interest in longer-stay bookings from remote workers, all of which support demand for private, self-contained villas over shared guesthouse stock.

As a completed, ready-to-occupy project, buyers can inspect the finished villas before committing rather than relying on renders or a construction timeline.

Risks to weigh

• Only eight villas in the development, which limits resale liquidity and comparable sales data
• Remote location on Koh Phangan's northern coast, away from the island's main tourist and transport hubs
• No resident manager on site, so rental operations rely on the owner or a third-party agent
• Premium pricing tied to beachfront proximity, which may compress achievable rental returns relative to inland properties
• Leasehold structure for foreign buyers carries renewal and enforceability considerations typical of Thai leasehold law