Midori

Midori — Off-Plan Houses in the Heart of Phuket Town

Midori is an off-plan house and villa development by Porjai Group Development Co.,Ltd, set in the Ratsada area on the eastern side of Mueang Phuket — the island's administrative and commercial capital. Rather than a west-coast resort strip, this is year-round urban Phuket: a place where residents live, work and raise families with everyday convenience close at hand. The scheme comprises a boutique collection of twenty homes, currently under construction, aimed at buyers who value practical city living over seasonal beach tourism.

A Genuine Town Address, Not a Holiday Enclave

Living in Phuket Town means the whole spectrum of city life is minutes away. The Sino-Portuguese Old Town — Thalang Road's heritage shophouses, independent cafes, galleries and the Sunday Walking Street known as Lard Yai — sits just to the west. Central Phuket and Robinson shopping malls, government offices and a dense grid of local restaurants keep daily errands simple. For families, international schools such as QSI and Kajonkiet are within a comfortable commute, while Bangkok Hospital Phuket and Vachira Hospital provide reassurance close to home.

Connected to the Whole Island

Ratsada's east-side position keeps Midori well linked. The west-coast beaches at Patong, Kata and Karon are roughly a twenty-to-thirty-minute drive over the central hill, so a day by the sea remains easy without paying resort-zone prices to live there. Phuket International Airport lies about thirty to forty minutes north via the main arterial roads, and the quieter east-coast pockets around Cape Panwa and Ao Yon are a short trip south for calm local beaches and viewpoints.

Who Midori Suits

This is a home for long-term residents, families and professionals working in town who want space, privacy and value in one address. The urban location also supports a steady long-let rental model, drawing local and expatriate tenants who need to be near hospitals, offices and schools throughout the year rather than only in high season. For owners, that combination of genuine liveability and consistent tenant demand makes a town-centre house a practical, grounded choice.

Ownership and Next Steps

As a landed house project, Midori follows the standard structure for foreign buyers of villas in Thailand: freehold ownership of the building itself, paired with a registered thirty-year land lease. Because construction is ongoing, unit availability, layouts and handover timing are best confirmed directly. Contact our team to discuss current release status and reserve a home at Midori before completion. Explore more houses for sale in Phuket Town.