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Long-term villa and condo rentals in Phuket

Pool villas, family houses and condos to rent by the month, from Bang Tao and Layan to Rawai and Chalong. Ideal if you are moving to Phuket, or want to live here a while before you buy.

These are long-term lets, priced per month. Khun Mark has viewed each one, knows the owners, and will tell you what the lease asks of you before you sign. Looking for a holiday stay instead? See the VIP villa stay.

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Renting long-term in Phuket

Most long-term rentals in Phuket are let on twelve-month leases, with a security deposit and the first month's rent paid at signing. Some owners will agree shorter terms, usually at a higher monthly rate. Utilities are normally on top of the rent, and electricity in a pool villa running air conditioning can add up, so ask for recent bills before you commit.

Where you rent matters as much as what. Bang Tao, Laguna and Cherngtalay put you close to international schools, Boat Avenue and the beach, which is why family villas there let quickly. Layan is quieter next door. Rawai, Nai Harn and Chalong in the south offer more space for the money and a long-established expat community. Phuket Town and Koh Kaew suit those who want city convenience and schools on the east side.

Renting first is also the most sensible way to buy. Live in an area through a rainy season, learn the traffic and the neighbours, then decide. When you are ready, Khun Mark can help you find a home to buy, and if you are relocating he can help with the practical side of settling in.

Every rental he shows you he has viewed himself. The condition is checked and recorded before you move in and, where he looks after the home for the owner, is your point of contact if something needs fixing during your tenancy.

Questions

How much is the average rent in Phuket?

It depends on the area and the type of home. A family pool villa near the international schools sits towards the upper end.

How much does it cost to live in Phuket for 3 months?

Rent is the largest cost, and short lets usually cost more per month than a twelve-month lease. Add electricity, water, internet, transport and food, which vary widely with lifestyle. Tell Khun Mark the area and type of home you want and he will give you a realistic rent figure for a three-month stay.

What do I need to rent a property in Phuket?

A passport, the security deposit and the first month's rent. Many landlords also ask for proof of income or a reference. Khun Mark explains the lease in English before you sign.

Are pets allowed?

Some owners accept pets, many do not, and condo buildings often have their own rules. Use the "Pets considered" filter, or ask Khun Mark and he will check with the owner.

Can I rent a villa with a private pool long-term?

Yes. Many of the villas Khun Mark can show you have a private pool. Pool cleaning and garden care are sometimes included in the rent; ask him what is covered on any listing.

Start with a conversation

Tell Khun Mark what you are looking for, or what you own. He will reply personally, in English, by WhatsApp, LINE, phone or email.

Or visit the office at CTM 205, Bandon Cherngtalay Road, near Boat Avenue.