Viriya Greenvillas in Thep Krasattri, Phuket

Viriya Green is a villa complex by developer Viriya Property and Development Co., Ltd. in the Thep Krasattri area of Thalang, next to the Khao Phra Thaeo forest, with a stream running right behind the plot. The nearest points in the catalogue — hospitals and schools — sit two to three kilometres away, which makes this a genuinely rural, low-density part of the island rather than a walkable one. Handover is due in the fourth quarter of 2026.

The villas fall into two size clusters. Three- and four-bedroom units overlap: 253 to 334 m² for the three-bedroom format and 301 to 360 m² for the four-bedroom one — some three-bedroom villas are larger than some four-bedroom ones. The five-bedroom villas stand apart, with a gap: 457 to 513 m², and there is no five-bedroom villa around 400 m² in this project.

If you are going to live here

The nearest hospitals, clinics and schools are two to three kilometres away, not within walking distance — getting there means a car, and that is the price of the forest setting and the quiet, not a shortfall in the project. Layouts with wide roof overhangs for shade, natural materials, and the stream behind the plot point to a tropical, everyday lifestyle rather than a resort one — the developer also promises access to the airport, Layan Beach, schools and shopping, though the catalogue gives no specific distances for these.

If you are buying to let

The format here is large villas of three bedrooms and up, not compact units for fast holiday turnover: this is a home for a family or a group on a long stay. The developer offers a management company with rental services, meaning letting can be outsourced rather than run by the owner — a decisive point for someone who doesn't live in Phuket year-round. Round-the-clock security and CCTV reduce the risk on a villa that stands empty part of the year.

If you are holding for capital growth

Handover is a little over a year away — some of the construction-stage gain is still ahead, but most of it has already passed. The complex is closed, and the formats are large and few — the resale market for villas like these is narrow by definition, and being away from the tourist flow makes liquidity depend more on the area's reputation with long-term residents than on tourist demand.