New build houses for sale in Nong Chom
1 listings for sale in Nong Chom.
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About Nong Chom
Nong Chom is a growing San Sai suburb northeast of Chiang Mai, close to the Mae Jo corridor and ring roads. Housing estates, detached homes and local services offer more space within reach of the city.
Popular Projects in Nong Chom
Explore housing developments and condominiums in this area.
- Baan Nirati ChiangmaiHousing Estate
Baan Nirati Chiangmai is a house project located in Mae Faek, San Sai, Chiang Mai. The project offers houses in a subdistrict with property inventory records available. Nearby attractions include Pang Pao Beach, about 143 minutes away, and Buatong Waterfall, about 157 minutes away. Chiang Mai Sky Adventure airport is also reachable in about 163 minutes. The surrounding area features Ban Rom Luang School, temples such as Wat Rom Luang and Wat Nong Sae, six places of worship, and a nearby convenience store.
Frequently asked about Nong Chom
Is Nong Chom a good area to live in or invest in?
Nong Chom has an active market with 139 listings for sale, so there's real choice and liquidity. Asking prices typically run THB 1,200,000–THB 62,450,000. Gross rental yields average around 8.9%. Compare the listings below to judge fit for your budget and timeline.
How many properties are listed in Nong Chom?
There are currently 139 active listings in Nong Chom on BaanMe. The exact mix changes as listings are added and let or sold.
What's the price range in Nong Chom?
Listings in Nong Chom typically range from THB 1,200,000 to THB 62,450,000.
What property types are available in Nong Chom?
Nong Chom has listings across these property types: Houses, Land, Condos.
What's the typical rental yield in Nong Chom?
Gross rental yields in Nong Chom average around 8.9%, based on current listing prices and asking rents. Actual yield varies by building, unit, and lease terms.
Can foreigners buy property in Nong Chom?
Yes — in Nong Chom, as anywhere in Thailand, foreigners can own condominium units outright (freehold), subject to the 49% foreign-quota cap on the total saleable area of each building. Foreigners cannot directly own land, so houses, townhouses, and land are typically held through a long-term (30-year, renewable) leasehold or a Thai company structure. Your agent can walk you through the right path for each listing.