NEW HOME
Prachuap Khiri Khan, Thailand
Guide Price
£336,364
- PROPERTY TYPE
Villa
- BEDROOMS
3
- BATHROOMS
3
- SIZE
250 sq ft
23 sq m
Key features
- Private swimming pool
- Sunken lounge deck built into pool terrace
- Open-plan living with floor-to-ceiling sliding glass
- Timber ceiling detailing throughout
- Dark stacked-stone feature wall
- 500 sqm plot, 250 sqm living space
- 3 bedrooms, 3 bathrooms
- 5.4 km from Sai Noi Beach
Description
Overview
There is a particular quality of light in this corner of Hua Hin, and this villa has been built to hold it. Across 250 square metres of interior space, set upon a private 500 square metre plot, architecture and landscape have been resolved into a single, uninterrupted composition. Every threshold, from bedroom to garden, from terrace to water's edge, has been considered with the same unhurried discipline. This is not simply a house with a pool. It is a study in restraint, proportion, and the art of doing very few things, exceptionally well.
Living Space
The principal living space unfolds beneath a ceiling of hand-laid timber, its warmth held in deliberate tension against a wall of dark, stacked volcanic stone. Full-height glazing runs the length of the room and slides away entirely, so that the distinction between interior and terrace becomes, in practice, academic. Furnishings are kept low, pale, and unhurried, boucle sofas layered with cushions in muted sage and teal, a scattering of fresh blooms, a bowl of fruit set upon marble, a quiet backdrop against which the room's true subject, the pool and the hills beyond it, is left to command attention. Sit here in the late afternoon and the room performs a kind of alchemy: dining table, lounge, terrace and pool cease to read as separate spaces and become, simply, one.
Bedrooms and Bathrooms
Each of the three bedrooms is conceived as its own private retreat, dressed in a considered palette that shifts gently from room to room, soft ocean blues, warm sand and terracotta, muted greens, each anchored by a single piece of curated art chosen to echo the water beyond the glass, a horizon, a wave, a submerged stone rendered in pigment. Bespoke oak joinery frames every corner: sliding wardrobe doors finished in warm timber veneer, a floating dressing console paired with an oversized mirror, its surface dressed with fresh orchids, ceramic vessels and quietly considered objects. Bedside, sculptural lamps in marble and brass cast a low, golden light. Ceiling-mounted air conditioning sits discreetly overhead, and full-height curtains soften the morning light without ever shutting the garden out. Each room is paired with an ensuite bathroom finished with the same unwavering attention as the rest of the residence.
Outdoor Living
Outside, the terrace resolves into a sunken lounge, built directly into the stone, low enough that the horizon and the pool's edge appear to meet the sightline of anyone seated within it. White cushions are scattered with quiet generosity, an invitation rather than an arrangement. Beyond the lounge, a raised sundeck holds two teak loungers beneath the shade of a market umbrella, positioned to catch the pool's reflected light through the afternoon. A private swimming pool, tiled in deep aquamarine glass mosaic, runs the length of the plot, framed on one side by mature trees, their branches strung with rustic bamboo trellis, and on the other by structured tropical planting, birds of paradise, palms, hand-thrown ceramic urns holding sculptural florals. Every element, hard landscaping, planting, water, has been composed rather than simply placed.
The Setting
The villa occupies a quiet residential pocket off Soi 112, one of Hua Hin's most established addresses for those seeking permanence rather than transience, within easy reach of the coastline, the town, and the rhythms of daily life, while remaining entirely its own world, screened by high garden walls and mature trees from the road beyond.
Nearby
Sai Noi Beach, a short and unhurried drive away
Hua Hin Beach and the town's promenade
Bluport Hua Hin, for shopping and dining
Bangkok Hospital Hua Hin, for peace of mind
Sea Pines Golf Club, among the region's respected courses
Hua Hin Airport, for effortless onward travel
Where Life Unfolds Beautifully
There is a particular quality of light in this corner of Hua Hin, and this villa has been built to hold it. Across 250 square metres of interior space, set upon a private 500 square metre plot, architecture and landscape have been resolved into a single, uninterrupted composition. Every threshold, from bedroom to garden, from terrace to water's edge, has been considered with the same unhurried discipline. This is not simply a house with a pool. It is a study in restraint, proportion, and the art of doing very few things, exceptionally well.
Living Space
The principal living space unfolds beneath a ceiling of hand-laid timber, its warmth held in deliberate tension against a wall of dark, stacked volcanic stone. Full-height glazing runs the length of the room and slides away entirely, so that the distinction between interior and terrace becomes, in practice, academic. Furnishings are kept low, pale, and unhurried, boucle sofas layered with cushions in muted sage and teal, a scattering of fresh blooms, a bowl of fruit set upon marble, a quiet backdrop against which the room's true subject, the pool and the hills beyond it, is left to command attention. Sit here in the late afternoon and the room performs a kind of alchemy: dining table, lounge, terrace and pool cease to read as separate spaces and become, simply, one.
Bedrooms and Bathrooms
Each of the three bedrooms is conceived as its own private retreat, dressed in a considered palette that shifts gently from room to room, soft ocean blues, warm sand and terracotta, muted greens, each anchored by a single piece of curated art chosen to echo the water beyond the glass, a horizon, a wave, a submerged stone rendered in pigment. Bespoke oak joinery frames every corner: sliding wardrobe doors finished in warm timber veneer, a floating dressing console paired with an oversized mirror, its surface dressed with fresh orchids, ceramic vessels and quietly considered objects. Bedside, sculptural lamps in marble and brass cast a low, golden light. Ceiling-mounted air conditioning sits discreetly overhead, and full-height curtains soften the morning light without ever shutting the garden out. Each room is paired with an ensuite bathroom finished with the same unwavering attention as the rest of the residence.
Outdoor Living
Outside, the terrace resolves into a sunken lounge, built directly into the stone, low enough that the horizon and the pool's edge appear to meet the sightline of anyone seated within it. White cushions are scattered with quiet generosity, an invitation rather than an arrangement. Beyond the lounge, a raised sundeck holds two teak loungers beneath the shade of a market umbrella, positioned to catch the pool's reflected light through the afternoon. A private swimming pool, tiled in deep aquamarine glass mosaic, runs the length of the plot, framed on one side by mature trees, their branches strung with rustic bamboo trellis, and on the other by structured tropical planting, birds of paradise, palms, hand-thrown ceramic urns holding sculptural florals. Every element, hard landscaping, planting, water, has been composed rather than simply placed.
The Setting
The villa occupies a quiet residential pocket off Soi 112, one of Hua Hin's most established addresses for those seeking permanence rather than transience, within easy reach of the coastline, the town, and the rhythms of daily life, while remaining entirely its own world, screened by high garden walls and mature trees from the road beyond.
Nearby
Sai Noi Beach, a short and unhurried drive away
Hua Hin Beach and the town's promenade
Bluport Hua Hin, for shopping and dining
Bangkok Hospital Hua Hin, for peace of mind
Sea Pines Golf Club, among the region's respected courses
Hua Hin Airport, for effortless onward travel
Where Life Unfolds Beautifully
Prachuap Khiri Khan, Thailand
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