Villa Escape Residence by Burasarivillas in Koh Kaew, Phuket

Villa Escape Residence by Burasari is an ultra-large pool-villa project by Burasari Group on Phuket's Coconut Island, in Koh Kaew, reachable from the mainland in around ten minutes. Handover is due in the third quarter of 2028. The catalogue carries no nearby places for this object, so proximity to shops, schools or a beach cannot be read from it — the developer's own copy describes the setting as surrounded by tropical greenery with sea views, without naming a specific distance.

There are two formats, both enormous by any Phuket standard: a four-bedroom villa at 1,183 m² and a five-bedroom villa at 1,245 m² — the extra bedroom adds only 62 m², a small fraction on top of an already vast house. Size here does not scale with bedroom count the way it would in a smaller project; both formats sit in the same very large size class, and the choice between them is mainly about how many bedrooms a household actually needs.

If you are going to live here

Living here means island life on a small scale — Coconut Island's whole appeal is the sea crossing itself, with the mainland ten minutes away rather than at the door. Both villa formats are large enough for an extended family or several generations at once, with room to spare regardless of which bedroom count is chosen. The catalogue does not record schools, shops or medical facilities nearby, so daily errands are not something this location is built around; what it offers instead is privacy and distance from the mainland's traffic.

If you are buying to let

Burasari Group is a working hospitality brand, not just a developer, and that is the fact that matters most for a buyer considering letting: the resort-style privileges the developer describes — VIP transfers, spa and wellness programmes, a fitness centre, panoramic dining — read as an operator's offer, not a generic amenity list. At 1,183–1,245 m², these are villas for a large group or a multi-family booking, not the compact units that carry solo nightly demand; the tenant this property reaches pays for the whole house and the brand behind it, not a room. The catalogue does not itself record a formal rental programme for this project, so a buyer should confirm what letting arrangement Burasari Group offers before counting on it.

If you are holding for capital growth

Completion is not due until the third quarter of 2028, further out than most of the catalogue, so the construction-stage gain here is almost entirely still ahead. The project is small — two formats, each in single-digit numbers — which keeps the resale pool tight once the villas exist, and the Burasari name gives the project an operating track record to lean on that a purely residential developer would not offer. Against that, an island location has a narrower buyer pool than a mainland one by definition: liquidity here will depend more on the strength of the Burasari brand than on general Phuket demand.