Rosewood Branded Luxury Residences For Kamala Phuket

Category: Hotels|Real estate, Posted:27 Jan 2022 | 16:18 pm

Thailand’s Raimon Land is developing 14 stand-alone luxury Rosewood branded residences on Phuket’s West Coast at Kamala.

The Rosewood ultra villas have 4-6 bedrooms and are located in a private gated luxury estate. There is no hotel as part of the project.

Kamala is an upscale island destination and is well known for its Millionaire’s Mile with notable multi-million dollar estates such as Andara and Laem Son.

Sales will commence this year and project completion is set for 2024.

In the wake of the global pandemic, Phuket’s luxury villa market has continued to be red hot with an influx of overseas high-net-worth individuals and elite Thai buyers from Bangkok.

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