Richmont's Luxury Real Estate is the premier agency specialising in luxury property for sale in Thailand. With years of experience in the high-end market, we connect local and international buyers with exclusive homes in some of the country's most desirable locations. Our portfolio includes luxury houses, private villas, premium condos, branded residences and sophisticated apartments, each typically valued at over 30 million THB or One million US$.

Looking for a beachfront villa, a skyline-view condo in Bangkok, or a quiet family home in the countryside? Richmont's offers carefully selected options to match the way you want to live. We work directly with Thailand's leading property developers, so every listing meets high standards of design, quality, and location.

For investors, our specialist local and international Sales Teams can advise on the highest yielding rental properties, and best real estate options for high capital growth.

To make buying easier, we also offer advanced 3D interior design visualisations, video tours, tailored consultations, and step-by-step guidance through the purchase process. Our aim is simple: to help you find the right home safely, efficiently, and with complete peace of mind.

 

Luxury Villas, Condos & Homes for Sale in Thailand

From island villas to city penthouses, Richmont's brings together some of the finest luxury homes for sale Thailand has to offer, all in one place. Explore our property collections to find the home or investment that best suits you.

Luxury Villas for Sale in Thailand

Wake up to ocean views or your own private pool. Our luxury villas for sale in Thailand range from branded resort residences in Phuket overlooking the Andaman Sea to pool villas in Pattaya, giving space, privacy, and a true sense of retreat.

Luxury Condos for Sale in Thailand

For life in the heart of the city, a luxury condo in Thailand puts business districts, riverside views and world-class dining on your doorstep. Browse residences in sought-after Bangkok addresses, including Sathorn, Sukhumvit, and along the Chao Phraya River.

Luxury Houses for Sale in Thailand

Room to grow, room to breathe. Our luxury houses for sale in Thailand suit families and those wanting a permanent base, with generous living areas and garden space in established residential neighbourhoods.

 

Top Locations to Buy Luxury Property in Thailand

Bangkok

As Thailand’s bustling capital, Bangkok is a hotspot for luxury real estate. Areas such as Sathorn, Silom, Thonglor, Ekkamai and Phrom Phong offer world-class modern apartments and luxury condos in Thailand, ideal for professionals, investors, or city-loving homeowners.

Phuket

Known for its stunning beaches and high-end lifestyle, Phuket is perfect for those seeking a seaside villa, a high-yielding property investment or a holiday home with panoramic ocean views. Prime areas include Surin Beach, Kamala, and Layan, home to some of the island's most sought-after luxury villas Thailand has to offer.

Koh Samui

Koh Samui offers a more laid-back, tropical setting for luxury living. With a mix of private villas and designer homes, areas such as Bophut and Chaweng Noi attract international buyers, investors and holidaymakers alike.

Chiang Mai

In northern Thailand, Chiang Mai combines natural beauty, rich culture, and excellent value for luxury homes. It's an ideal location for those looking for a peaceful lifestyle in elegant modern houses or residences with garden space.

Hua Hin

Popular among retirees and second-home buyers, Hua Hin features a relaxed coastal lifestyle, golf resorts, and high-end beachfront properties. It's also conveniently located just a few hours from Bangkok.

 

Buying Luxury Property in Thailand as a Foreigner

Thailand has established itself as a rewarding and welcoming market for international investors, offering a seamless experience for global buyers looking to secure world-class real estate. The legal path to ownership depends on the style of property you select. International buyers can acquire condominiums outright on a freehold basis. For landed estates and private villas, where direct land ownership by foreign nationals is restricted, properties are securely held through registered long-term leasehold structures.

When acquiring a freehold condominium, capital must be transferred into the country in a foreign currency, allowing the local bank to issue the official transaction documentation required by the Land Department for title registration. Buyers should also budget for standard government transfer fees and associated duties, which are determined by the property’s official valuation and are customarily split between buyer and seller. Our dedicated Sales Team is on hand to manage this process, working with you and your legal advisers.

 

Why Choose Richmont’s Luxury Real Estate

Our International Sales Team is committed to delivering exceptional service to global clients. Located in the prestigious AIA Sathorn Tower in central Bangkok, Richmont’s work at the heart of the market for luxury property for sale in Thailand.

We combine innovative marketing strategies with deep industry knowledge to ensure that every client finds the perfect luxury homes for sale in Thailand. Our personalised approach covers everything from property selection to post-sale support, including legal advice, interior planning, and asset management.

 

Invest in Thailand’s Most Exclusive Properties

From a private villa in Phuket to a sky-high penthouse in Bangkok or a modern house in Chiang Mai, Richmont's offers trusted expertise and comprehensive access to the finest luxury real estate in the country. 

Let us help you invest with confidence and discover the lifestyle that Thailand's luxury property market has to offer.

 

Frequently Asked Questions 

Q: What does buying luxury property in Thailand cost?

A: Beyond the purchase price, the main government charge is a 2%* transfer fee, based on the Land Department's appraised value and usually shared between buyer and seller, though this is negotiable. When buying directly from a developer, the developer often covers most of the seller-side taxes. It is also sensible to budget for independent legal fees and maintenance and sinking fund contributions. 

Q: How do foreigners pay for a condo in Thailand?

A: For a foreign freehold condo for sale in Thailand, the full purchase amount must be sent  to Thailand from overseas, in foreign currency, and converted into Thai Baht by the receiving Thai bank. The bank then issues a Foreign Exchange Transaction (FET) form, which the Land Department requires to register the unit in your name. Keep this document safe, as it is also needed to repatriate funds when you eventually sell.

Q: Which locations suit different lifestyles?

A: It depends on the life you picture. Bangkok suits city living and investment, Phuket and Koh Samui appeal to those wanting a beachfront or island base, Chiang Mai offers a calmer pace with space and culture, and Hua Hin is a relaxed coastal choice within easy reach of the capital. Our team can match a luxury house for sale in Thailand to your priorities.

Q: How long does buying a property in Thailand take?

A: Timelines vary depending on the property and how funds are arranged. A ready-to-transfer condominium can be completed within a few weeks once contracts are signed and funds have arrived in Thailand with the FET form issued, while off-plan purchases follow the developer's payment schedule. Richmont's helps keep each stage on track from reservation to handover.

Q: Can I rent out my luxury property in Thailand?

A: Many owners do, and rental demand is strong in prime areas. Rules on short and long-term letting can vary by building and by local regulation, so it is worth confirming the specific terms for any home before you buy. Whichever luxury villa for sale in Thailand or condominium you are considering, our team can talk you through what to check for.

*Note: This information is intended for general guidance only, as government regulations and policies are subject to change. We highly recommend contacting the Richmont’s team directly or verifying current requirements with official sources before proceeding with a transaction.