Wild Cottages Sanctuary

Name: Wild Cottages Sanctuary
Address: TH

Wild Cottages Sanctuary is a condominium project located in Bo Phut, on the island of Ko Samui in Surat Thani province. The surrounding Bo Phut area is an established neighborhood with an active property market and everyday services such as hospitals and schools. Leisure options are close at hand, with the Sitting Buddha Viewpoint about 1 minute away and Haad Bophut beach roughly 5 minutes from the project. For daily needs, the Sriphala hospital is approximately 918 metres away, while the Learn Thai Language school is about 1,216 metres from the site.

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Location

Ko Samui

1 min

to Sitting Buddha Viewpoint

5 min

to Haad Bophut

commute

1 min

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Neighborhood

Ko Samui

Koh Samui is Thailand's second-largest island and its most established Gulf of Thailand resort destination. With its own international airport, world-class resorts (Four Seasons, W, Ritz-Carlton Reserve), and a mature villa rental market, Samui offers a full tropical island lifestyle without the isolation of more remote islands. The ring road circles the island in about an hour, connecting beach towns that each have distinct characters. Chaweng — The main tourist strip. Long white beach, nightlife, shopping. Dense development. Best for short-term rental income but the least "island" feel. Bophut (Fisherman's Village) — Charming, upscale area with converted shophouses, boutique restaurants, and a Friday night walking street. Popular with families and more discerning expats. Maenam — Quieter northern beach. Long stretch of sand, local feel. More affordable. Good family area with Samui International School nearby. Lamai — Southeast coast. Second-busiest after Chaweng but more relaxed. Good mix of tourist infrastructure and local life. Mid-range pricing. West coast hills — Sunset-facing hillside villas with panoramic Gulf views. The most premium residential locations. Privacy, views, and seclusion. Inland pool villas: 8–15 million THB. Sea-view villas: 15–40 million THB. Beachfront luxury: 30–100+ million THB. Condos are limited but start at 3–5 million THB. Holiday rental yields in peak season (Dec–Apr) are strong — managed villas can gross 6–10% — but drop significantly in low season. Bangkok Airways' monopoly on Samui Airport keeps flight prices high — a return trip from Bangkok costs 5,000–10,000 THB vs. 2,000 THB for comparable distances elsewhere. Most villa purchases are structured as leasehold (30+30+30 year) since foreigners cannot own land freehold. Construction and renovation costs are 20–30% higher than the mainland due to material transport logistics. November–December brings the heaviest rains. The west coast is more sheltered than the east during monsoon.