25,000 THB ($750) Per Month Pool Villa in Hua Hin, Thailand (2024)
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 16 ม.ค. 2023
- ► This is a modern home with a swimming pool for rent in Hua Hin.
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Total land: 312 sqm
Living area:: 211 sqm
10 minutes to Hua Hin Centre
5 minutes to 7/11
6 minutes to Black Mountain Water Park
2 bedrooms
2 bathrooms
1 living room
1 car parking
Swimming pool
Community Gym
Gated entrance with security
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Beautiful home....I never tire of looking at the presenter as well.
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This is good value for those who needs something bigger then a condo, amazing value for money! And very good presentation from you 🎉🎉🍾🍾🤩🤩
This one is expensive compared to the others
Very nice but alittle on the expensive side for me but good value for money if you want to spend that much 😊 I’m looking forward to more 8-12,000 Baht rentals- good work young lady 🙏😊
This is a very well-designed home - plenty of space inside and out.
Beautifully presented.
Thanks 🙏🏼
Beautiful home. Good value. EXCELLENT. Presentation. God Bless
Wonderful looking and I like the house too!
nice looking house and looks great value!
great home great presentation Gim.
Nice place and very well presented, such a beautiful lady and great personality.
Not a bad home. Thanks for posting/sharing with us. Cheers! :)
I like it.
Thank you.
Fantastic house for the price. Great work!!!
Lovely. I could live there.
Most beautiful restate person I ever seen
Beautiful property!!
Love Gim!
Love it gòd job
Lovely 😍
Bathroom is a nicer term for toilets. Just saying. Love your videos watching you get better and better. ❤
Excellent 🌹💕💚
Happy Thanksgiving ❤
Thanks John 🥹
I got quoted 40,000 baht for an apartment in Nakhon Phanom. It was a video on youtube, yet everyone in the comments where saying "wow great price for under 300 dollars". It broke my trust.
Enjoying your channel and the lovely homes but I am not Thai so how can I buy one?
Prices are much more expensive now than 6-9 months ago.
$750 US seems crazy-outrageous.
Are any of these houses going to be vacant in six months time do you think? I am planning to come and I would like to rent a house like this
Nice house. Is it easy for Bolt taxi to come to the property?
Gim is so cool. How can I contact her? I love Thailand and have always considered retiring there.
Why they use water tank in every house? Is there public water system in that city?
Interesting for us but it is to expensive for rent monthly and for sure you add Water and Electric.
How much is that?
How deep are the pools there?
great presentation, I really like your content.
Do you think you can find a nice condo for less than $100 in Hua Hin, Chiang Mai or Kanchanaburi?
We have some condos on the way!
How cheap are you?
@@ekimandersom4478
Hey, condos or apartments at this price exist especially in northern Thailand and the minimum wage in Thailand is $9 a day so the price is not exaggerated + she already made a video of a $130 house. Have a nice day
@@Noah-zg1hg Yes they exist, but not in Chiang Mai or Hua Hin as you asked, Kanchanaburi maybe .
How much to have someone clean the pool each week?
I would rent that and rent Asian swimming otters. 🤙🏻
Hi, is this property still available?
Where is your home I interested
Hi
Do you have houses nearer to the beach.
Regards
Now that’s a much nicer property. It would suit me down to the ground as there’s only me and my guest. My budget is 35,000 per month. It’s close to the city centre I have a motorbike so that will be no problem. Going to buy a new one. Decent little house, clean and tidy. What more do you want?
So long as the neighbours are quiet, and there’s no children whatsoever 5555☺️🇬🇧🇬🇧🇹🇭
Hey Deon,
We have the same budget and needs..but I'm finding it hard to find a place.
This place is actually a bit overpriced for what you're getting. And sadly..there are always children making loud noises in these places as they are geared for families..not single people or older folks who don't want kids around. The houses are so close together you will hear your neighbors laugh, argue & fight. And they will hear and spy on you too. You will also smell their cooking because they are too close to you and they love to cook with an open window or grill outside. If you can do without a garden your best bet for privacy and quiet is a condo. Some condos even come with enough balcony space for a small garden. I'm now looking for a condo by the ocean in Pattaya. I really don't want a condo because I want a garden and a pool..but if I have to get one I might as well be by the sea. Sadly..these builders are building smaller and charging more by the months it seems.
Way too expensive 😂
ur so cute
What’s the security deposit?
Deposit is 1 month rent :)
Any Farang Homes in Krabi ??
Coming soon 😅
It's unusual to see a saltwater pool.
Is there a reason they're not fresh water?
Salt water pools are healthier and easier to maintain as they avoid chemicals that are expensive and damaging to your skin.
@@Nightbird.
Just seems unusual to me but then I'm in the PNW Seattle WA USA area and we don't have swimming pools.😁
Very interesting at any rate.
This one is only rent???
Yes sir. We have more houses for sale coming soon if you’re interested.
You never showed us the best feature of the property: the often mentioned but 100% neglected pool!!! You showed us the control closet for the pool. You showed us the shower where we can rinse off after our delightful swim in the pool. But I guess you just "forgot" to show us the pool itself. WTF???!!!
Buy a house for 70K and rent it for 760 a month after 7 years you get your money back.
That price is set too high... It should be somewhere between 6000 - 7500 baht cheaper pr month with the location and overall genereric standard thai building style.
25 000 THB is way too expensive for what you get and the location that far from the city. The rent set is obviously meant for farang with no clue about the housing market. I would never pay more than 15-18 000 for this.
How far is Hua hin from any hospital and big city?
Look on the map idiot.
Hua hin has a hospital also
Too expensive ! It’s the same price than Spain 😮
So?
Thailand is much better than Spain
I pay this much for lot rent in a crappy retirement mobile home park in Florida.
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Way to pricey.
Very cute very sweet agent - but OK OK OK OK OK OK Too many Otherwise; perfect
She is cute, but she underestimates the viewers, she explains it all like you teach schoolkids: like, this is the lamp, that is a toilet, that is a bed, and this is a dinner table etc.,..........the cutest is when she explains to you: this is the Refrigerator.......all those R's don't help.
Anyways she gets my thumb up, great job !
a lot of too expensive
Definitely expensive too much money. Sorry
That house here in usa for rent is easily 1,700 or 2.3k depending on area. No less than 1,600 usa that's in a small town in tgw middle-of-no where. Probably at least 1.7k or more. I forgot about the pool. Electric water internet cable is extra
@@renechang2406 So what? It is Thailand, and for Thailand it is allot
@@ekimandersom4478 and I care what u think 😂
In Vancouver, that house with a pool would sell for 1 and a half million US dollars easily! And rent would be over $3000 per month.
. But it's Thailand very different
@Farang Homes
Please make the kitchens bigger! This kitchen is smaller than what I have seen in tiny one bedroom apartments! ☹ Many foreigners love to cook, but this kitchen is so small there is no way I could comfortably cook in it, especially with my partner. If you want foreigners to buy your homes, you NEED to make the homes to their liking..not yours. We like BIG kitchens with lots of countertop space, lots of cabinets, a stove, and big double door refrigerator, and very importantly, a DISHWASHER! I keep seeing Thai homes without a dishwasher and I guarantee you many foreigners like myself will NOT buy a home without a dishwasher. 99% of modern American homes have ovens and dishwashers so please start installing them if you want American's to buy your homes. Please also make bigger gardens with taller walls for privacy because most of us do not want our neighbors seeing everything we do, we like our privacy. And that includes a solid front gate so people criminals cannot see our cars and property. Thank you!
I do enjoy this girl's presentations, however, seeing as how this channel is called “Farang Homes” I really wish you guys would show some houses that are more appealing to Westerners. I never really cared for cookie cutter homes back in the USA and I really dislike them here in Thailand, particularly when they are typical Thai layouts. I know a few people have mentioned that they actually like this house, but believe me, no Westerner with an architectural background would like it do to the bizarre and space wasting layout, which is typical of Thai houses. You will notice the living area is extremely small, like that of a small condo, and yet the first bedroom is massive. You also have a massive amount of wasted square footage between the dining room and the kitchen in the back. Of course, some of this is due to cultural differences. For example, Thais seem to like having the kitchen hidden and out of the way, while Americans prefer an open concept layout which highlights a beautiful big kitchen. But cultural aspects aside, it's just an inefficient use of space from an architectural standpoint. You CAN find nice houses in Thailand however, like the one I used to live in in Rawai, Phuket. It was an excellent modern design and was built around a central swimming pool.
The prices are farang 😂
@@ekimandersom4478 - I’m not sure you understand what the term “Farang pricing” actually means. An example of Farang pricing would be when I have to pay a much higher entrance fee to a national park than my Thai girlfriend. Real estate pricing however is solely determined by what the market in a particular area at a particular time will support. In other words it is determined by what people are willing to pay, and this is true wherever you go in the world. If a house is overpriced for the market it will either not sell at all or will take a very long time to sell. If it sells relatively quickly however this means that it was priced correctly. Of course since there are so many foreign buyers coming to Thailand - and since in the condo market only about half are available for foreign purchase - this creates a whole other real estate market within the overall market. So, its not a matter of Thais deciding to ask a high price in order to stick it to the foreigners but rather it’s a case of greater demand within this sub market driving up prices.
@@ekimandersom4478 good point!
@@SLOBeachboy I'm glad I'm not the only one who noticed this weird use of space. My budget is $1k USD for a monthly rental of a 3bd/2bth place..and I'm actually struggling to find one for the same reasons you listed. I also hate these cookie cutter homes..that are placed practically on top of each other..with no sizeable back yard..no enclosed parking..no high walls for privacy..and too far out from food markets and shopping. And nope..I don't consider being near a 7-11 "good shopping"..lol. So now I'm looking at condos in Pattaya..because if I have to be stuck in a condo I at least want an ocean view. Sadly..I can't find a home by the ocean with my budget..and it's only getting worst every year. I guess we have to build it ourselves if we want efficient use of space..but that sounds like a possible nightmare in Thailand.
@@Nightbird. - Well if you want an ocean view you definitely want to be looking at condos and not houses as pretty much all the ocean view lots in places like Pattaya and Phuket are occupied by condos. And as I already mentioned its much easier to find a well designed condo than it is a well designed house in Thailand anyway. And of course most houses do not come with access to a pool. That being said, it would be pretty much impossible to find an ocean view 3 bedroom condo (or any 3-bedroom condo) here in Phuket for what you want to pay. I am currently staying in a very large and very well designed two bedroom condo in a prime location on the southern tip of Patong Beach here in Phuket and I pay about $700 a month. But I got that deal during covid and now that Phuket has become overrun with foreigners once again my rent will be going up to over $1000 a month when my contract ends and so I will be moving to another place. Pattaya is a different story however and if you were only looking for a two-bedroom condo you would have an abundance of good choices. In fact have recently saw some nice two-bedroom units for about $400 a month in Pattaya. But you said you need a 3-beroom unit and unfortunately there are not really a lot of 3-bedroom condos out there so you might have a tough time ahead of you. Most people who need 3 or 4 bedrooms just opt for a house. As for building a house yourself that would be a good idea out in the countryside but not at the beach. After all, even if you could manage to find a lot with an ocean view which had not already been bought up by a developer to build condos it would cost you a small fortune to buy or leases it. And either way it would still be a nightmare and you would need to supervise every stage of construction to make sure the job is getting done right.
Your smoking yaba price too expensive
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1 month rent $750 ?
Can you read?