Considering buying a house with swimming pool in Pattaya? My husband and I gonna leave Pattaya for good :D

[Mathelda]

My husband and I have moved to Kuala Lumpur last year. Since then, our house in SP Village 5, Soi Siam Country Club is rented out to a friend. We are considering to put the house on market once our tenant moved out on this coming November. Whoever interested can contact me by email ([email protected]). There are some details of the house as below:

 

Property Type: Bungalow House

Furnishing Type: Fully furnished

Property Location: SP Village 5

Selling price: 5.5 million Baht

Ownership: Company

Property details: 3 Bedrooms, 3 Bathrooms, Swimming Pool, Extended entertainment area and Storage area (Please refer to the layout plan)

Land size: 105.2 sq wah

Occupancy: Tenanted until November

[starky]

Shouldnt this be removed

[Upnotover]

16 minutes ago, starky said:

Shouldnt this be removed

 

The living room furniture should be for sure!

[onemorechang]

give you 2.5 cash tomorrow .

you can keep the furniture .

 

[JHolmesJr]

This place looks great….dont know how many of the TV bingo players have 5.5 mill lyin around but still….nice house.

 

I cant stand KL for its traffic jams…..but you appear to be malaysian possibly, so i can dig it.

[OMGImInPattaya]

If it didn't have the pool I might be tempted...pools are a pita...with the maintence and electric filter runnings costs. Besides, SP5 has one of the largest communal pools of any moobaan I've seen...never understood why people have tomhave their own.

[Clamhua]

What was the reason for moving to KL? Apart from language it is just corrupt and inept as anywhere

[onemorechang]

21 hours ago, OMGImInPattaya said:

If it didn't have the pool I might be tempted...pools are a pita...with the maintence and electric filter runnings costs. Besides, SP5 has one of the largest communal pools of any moobaan I've seen...never understood why people have tomhave their own.

 

Turn it into a fish pond.