Private Pool, Sala & Outdoor Living Questions & Answers

Yes. Between the pool, sala, terrace, lawn and outdoor cooking area, the property has several distinct entertaining zones. The current external listing describes around 120 sqm of outdoor built area before the garden is counted, so the outdoor lifestyle is not confined to a narrow terrace.

The house is promoted around privacy, with a private pool, tropical courtyard, lawn, pond and garden rather than shared outdoor facilities. The large 1,200 sqm plot gives the property breathing room. Privacy can be experienced differently depending on vegetation, neighbouring activity and future development, so the best final test is an on-site viewing at different times of day.

The photo archive includes illuminated evening views of the pool and pavilion, showing that the outdoor spaces are designed to remain part of the lifestyle after sunset. Lighting, electrics and pool equipment should of course be checked during an inspection, but the intent of the design is clearly indoor-outdoor living rather than a pool that is only a daytime backdrop.

The traditional Thai sala beside the pool is set up as an outdoor entertainment and cooking area. It extends the usable living space into the garden and makes the property well suited to relaxed meals, drinks, barbecues and entertaining around the pool. The existing property material also mentions a bar fridge in the pool-side bungalow area.

Yes. An outdoor shower is listed among the property features, complementing the pool and tropical outdoor-living setup. It is a practical detail for beach and pool use and reinforces the resort-style feel of the house.

Yes. The private pool is one of the defining features of the property and sits within a tropical courtyard and garden setting rather than a shared condominium or resort pool. The supplied archive contains multiple daytime, evening and aerial photographs of the pool area, which makes it easy for a buyer to understand the relationship between the house, pool, sala and garden before arranging a viewing.