For sale 4 bedrooms house in Bang Lamung, Chonburi

OverviewA four-bedroom, five-bathroom house of 413 sqm in Huai Yai, priced at ฿18,500,000 — around ฿44,794 per square metre. The fifth bathroom against four bedrooms means every bedroom is en-suite with a guest cloakroom left over: a house built for a household that entertains rather than one squeezed to a budget.Location & LifestyleHuai Yai lies inland to the south-east of Pattaya, where the estate belt gives way to more open country. Plots here are larger and rates markedly lower than anywhere closer to the coast, and the setting is genuinely quiet; the trade is a longer drive to the beach, the international schools and the large shopping centres. It is the district buyers choose when size comes first.Layout & Interior413 sqm across four bedrooms gives real proportion to the living and dining areas rather than just the bedroom count. Five bathrooms confirm each bedroom has its own. The principal rooms face the garden. Furnishing is not recorded in our file, so we list the house as unfurnished pending a written inventory from the seller, agreed before reservation.AmenitiesA standalone house on private grounds — garden and private parking, no shared development facilities and no condominium fee. The owner arranges gardening, security and any pool servicing; for a 413 sqm house on its own plot, upkeep of the grounds, pool servicing and air conditioning is a genuine annual Line worth planning for.Ownership & InvestmentThe property is company-held. Buying it means either taking on the company or having the asset transferred out first, and independent Thai legal advice on which route to take — plus a review of the company's accounts, filings and liabilities — must come before any deposit. The land area is not in our file and is confirmed against the chanote before reservation; in Huai Yai the plot is the appreciating asset, so this is the check that matters most. At ฿44,794 per square metre the pricing sits at the upper end of the Huai Yai range, which in this district points to build quality rather than to land value.