The Title Residences Naiyang

Overview

The Title Residences Naiyang is a low-rise condominium development by Rhom Bho Property, positioned in Nai Yang, one of Phuket's quieter north-west beach zones. The project is completed and occupied, offering a finished, inspectable product rather than an off-plan commitment — buyers can walk the grounds, see the finished units, and gauge the building's upkeep before deciding. Naiyang residences of this type tend to draw a mix of owner-occupiers who want an easy walk to the beach, retirees seeking a slower pace than the island's southern resort belt, and buyers who plan to let the unit out short-term or long-term when they are not using it themselves.

The Condominium & Ownership

As a condominium, The Title Residences Naiyang falls under Thailand's Condominium Act, which allows foreign nationals to hold a unit in freehold ownership, provided the foreign-held share of the building's total saleable area stays within the standard 49% quota; the remaining 51% is held by Thai nationals or Thai-majority entities. This is a materially different ownership path from a villa or house purchase in the same zone, where the land itself must sit under Thai ownership, a leasehold structure, or a Thai company, because non-Thai individuals cannot hold land title directly. For a buyer weighing a condo unit here against a landed house nearby, the freehold quota is usually the deciding factor — it is the more straightforward route to a title in the buyer's own name, subject to the quota being open at the time of purchase.

Location within Nai Yang, Phuket

Nai Yang sits inside the boundary of Sirinat National Park, on Phuket's north-west coast, and keeps a markedly quieter, more casuarina-lined character than the built-up resort strips further south. The beach itself is shaded by the same pines that give the area its local name, and the pace along the shorefront is closer to a fishing-village promenade than a nightlife strip. The zone's defining locational advantage is Phuket International Airport, reachable in roughly 5-10 minutes by car — a rare combination for a beach address, since most airport-adjacent land on the island sits inland, away from the sea. That proximity suits owners who fly in and out frequently, and it also underpins the zone's rental appeal for guests arriving on short stays who want to minimise transfer time. Nearby, Nai Yang Beach's restaurant row, Sirinat's protected shoreline and mangrove trails, and the wider Nai Yang-Mai Khao coastline give residents a mix of everyday dining and open natural space without the density of Patong or Kata.

Lifestyle & Who It Suits

Day to day, Nai Yang living leans toward beach walks, seafood at local shopfront restaurants, and a shorter list of tourist-facing amenities than the island's larger resort zones — which is precisely the draw for buyers who have already spent time in Phuket's busier areas and are looking for something calmer. It also works well as a base for owners who value flight-time savings over nightlife, and for those planning to let the unit out under a short-let or long-let model between their own stays. If you are comparing condominiums for sale in Nai Yang Phuket, The Title Residences Naiyang is worth shortlisting specifically for its completed status, its freehold-eligible structure, and its position inside one of the few genuinely quiet, airport-close beach zones left on the island.