Midori Townhometownhouses in Ratsada, Phuket

Midori Townhome is a low-density estate of modern townhouses built by Porjai Group Development in Ratsada, on the Mueang side of Phuket, a few kilometres from Phuket Town. Clean, calm architecture frames an open-plan ground floor with a garden at the back. Handover is scheduled for the third quarter of 2026.

The two formats here behave differently. The three-bedroom houses are all built to one fixed size, 133 m², so choosing that format tells you exactly what you get. The four-bedroom houses cover a much wider band, from 205 to 340 m² — well over a hundred square metres of spread — so the extra bedroom buys you variety in size, not just one more room.

If you are going to live here

Schools sit within two kilometres in either direction, a market is a short drive away, and three clinics and hospitals cluster within three kilometres — the kind of everyday infrastructure a resident family checks off rather than a resort amenity list. Each house comes with a balcony, a back garden strip and a dedicated laundry area, plus parking for two cars, which points this project at a household running its own daily routine rather than a holiday base.

If you are buying to let

Ratsada is Phuket Town's own neighbourhood, not a beach district, and nothing in the surroundings here is built for tourists — no beach club, no strip of restaurants. What suits this location is a long lease to a resident family that wants schools and a hospital nearby, not a nightly booking calendar. The three-bedroom's fixed 133 m² size works well for that kind of tenant looking for a predictable, ready layout.

If you are holding for capital growth

Handover in the third quarter of 2026 is only weeks away, so a buyer entering now is close to taking a finished, ready property rather than banking on construction risk. Porjai Group Development is a modest, locally scaled builder without the track record of a national developer, so weigh that against the location's advantage: proven schools, health facilities and Phuket Town access nearby, in a small, closed estate rather than an area still being carved out of raw land.