Kata View is under construction on Soi Patak 4, a ten-minute walk from Kata Beach. The development is a single eight-storey building of 60 residences on a 1,184 m2 plot. From the upper floors on the western side, the view extends over the rooftops to the sea, Kata Bay and Ko Pu island, so the sunset falls directly onto the balcony. By car, Karon Beach is 5 minutes away, Kata Noi 6 and Patong 15. Chalong Pier, the departure point for boats to the islands, is a similar distance. The airport is approximately one hour away.
The residences occupy floors 2 to 7, with ten per floor. Of the 60 apartments, 55 are one-bedroom units of 45-55.24 m2, each with a living room, a kitchen with a breakfast bar and one bathroom. A further five are two-bedroom residences of 66 m2 with two bathrooms. Each apartment is delivered with a fitted kitchen and built-in furniture; the full furniture package for residence or rental use is available separately. Ceiling height is 2.4 m. On the ground level are a 14.5 x 6 m pool, a fitness studio, a lobby lounge with reception, a meeting room with library and resident parking. The rooftop offers a 7 x 3 m pool with a Jacuzzi and a bar overlooking the sea. A shuttle serves the beach, and the grounds are monitored by CCTV.
The 2nd floor faces west but does not command a sea view, so for sunsets we would suggest starting from the 3rd floor upward. The eastern side looks onto the hills and jungle. The project is best suited to those seeking a compact one-bedroom residence near Kata Beach for winter stays, with the option of letting it for the remainder of the year.
Prices start from THB 6,599,000, with completion scheduled for the end of 2028. The developer's instalment plan runs until handover. Buyers may choose between freehold under the foreign quota or a registered 30-year lease together with a share in the developer's company. The share carries a vote within the company but no legal guarantee: in decision 4655/2566, the Supreme Court of Thailand ruled that promises of a further 30-year extension are unenforceable, so those for whom long-term certainty is a priority are advised to select freehold. For 10 of the apartments, the developer offers a buy-back at the original price five years after full payment, subject to six months' written notice, with transfer costs borne by the buyer. For owners who are not in residence year-round, the apartment can be placed in a 70/30 rental programme managed through the developer's company.
