Koh Chang, Trat
2.5 Rai Seafront Land in Salak Phet

50 Rai Beach Land in Klong Prao Koh Chang – 600 Million Baht There really isn’t much land left on the most popular beaches of Koh Chang’s West Coast. Indeed plots on White Sand Beach trade at around 50 million baht per Rai now. This huge landcsaped piece of Chanote titled land is the exception. It is right in the middle of popular Klong Prao Beach and is located close to some of Koh Chang’s most prestigious resorts like Santhiya Tree, Emerald Cove and Tropicana. The potential for development is obvious and the price – at just 12 million baht per rai is very reasonable for the location.

This excellent plot of land and private beach on Koh Kood would be perfect for a private resort or property development. The land covers an area of 25 Rai (40,000) sqm. 60% of the land borders have water frontage and there is a private beach. The land is located in the South West of Koh Kood and has full access to the main road. The land title is Sor Kor – the same title as the majority of the land on Koh Kood. There are very few places with full beach frontage still available anywhere in the Koh Chang archipelago and this land represents an excellent development opportunity.    

This large 5 Rai (8,000 sqm.) plot of Chanote titled waterfront land is for sale at Dan Mai on the east coast of Koh Chang. The land is served by a concrete road and is in a lovely waterfront location that also has the convenience of being just a couple of hundred metres from Dan Mai village. The land is in a rectangle shape with the long side enjoying absolute beachfront so it would be ideal for a resort or housing development. There is also the possibility of buying a further seven rai plot that adjoins the land to make a larger plot of 12 Rai (19,200 sqm.) with even more waterfront. Dan Mai village is a good place to be since it is home to Koh Chang’s Hospital and main Police Station as well as a number of shops, offices and businesses. 4 Million baht per rai is very reasonable given the good location and the overall scarcity of waterfront plots on Koh Chang.