Unique Eco Vivavillas in Chalong, Phuket

Unique Eco Viva is a pool-villa development by Mira Unique Naiharn Company Limited in a quiet pocket of Chalong, Phuket. According to the developer, shops, international schools and wellness spots sit close by, with Kata and Nai Harn beaches an easy drive away. Handover is planned for the third quarter of 2027. Interiors come with Italian furniture, and the engineering is built around energy saving: solar panels, rainwater collection, LED lighting, inverter air-conditioning and pool pumps, EV charging and a smart-home system.

There are only two formats here, and both are large. The three-bedroom villa is fixed at 330 m², while four-bedrooms run 415 to 449 m² — a gap of more than 80 m² between the two formats with nothing in between. There's no compact housing here either: an extra bedroom in this project doesn't mean a few extra metres, it means a different size class altogether.

If you are going to live here

This part of Chalong is quiet rather than central: the developer says shops, international schools and wellness spots are nearby, with Kata and Nai Harn beaches a short drive away. The villas come with Italian furniture and engineering built for automation, from inverter air-conditioning to a smart-home system, so day-to-day running is automated from the start. Handover isn't until the third quarter of 2027, so no one can move in earlier.

If you are buying to let

A villa format of 330 to 449 m² suits long-term letting to a family or group, not nightly stays in compact studios, which this project simply doesn't have. The energy-saving engineering — solar panels, inverter air-conditioning, EV charging — cuts running costs for a long-term tenant rather than making a case to a week-long tourist. Letting can only start once the project is handed over, in the third quarter of 2027.

If you are holding for capital growth

The stated handover, the third quarter of 2027, is still more than a year off — most of the construction-stage gain is still ahead. Chalong draws demand from long-stay residents rather than one-off tourism, which stabilises liquidity; a small, closed supply of large-format villas with an unusually deep set of energy-saving features for this segment sets the project apart from mass development.