Ayana Soluna Villas

Ayana Soluna Villas is a collection of 41 private villas developed by T.H. Group Phuket Co., Ltd. in Thalang District, in the north of Phuket island, with completion scheduled for the end of 2027.

# A low-density community in Phuket's northern interior

Thalang District sits inland from Phuket's busiest coastal strips, positioned between the international airport to the north and the popular beach neighbourhoods of Bang Tao and Layan to the west. The area has drawn a growing share of villa development over the past decade, partly because land parcels remain large enough to support genuine privacy at a scale that beach-adjacent plots no longer permit.

Ayana Soluna Villas occupies four buildings across that quieter interior setting. With 41 units total, the community is deliberately small. The architectural approach draws from contemporary tropical design, favouring clean horizontal lines, generous overhangs and a strong relationship between interior volumes and the landscape beyond the glass.

# Villa sizes, layouts and delivered specification

The residences range from approximately 3,777 square feet to just under 7,980 square feet, a spread that reflects meaningfully different programmes: the smaller villas suit couples or compact families; the larger footprints accommodate more expansive living arrangements with room for dedicated guest accommodation.

Every villa is delivered fully furnished. Interiors follow a warm neutral palette using natural materials, with open-plan living areas and panoramic glazing designed to maximise daylight. Outdoor space is integral to each unit rather than incidental.

Pricing runs from AED 3.09 million to AED 12.77 million, depending on size and position within the development.

# Resort infrastructure within a private setting

No specific amenities list has been published for Ayana Soluna Villas at this stage. What the developer has confirmed is the resort-style orientation of the community: the concept is built around comfort, quiet and a level of service closer to a boutique hotel than a standard residential estate. Buyers should request the current facilities schedule directly before proceeding.

# Thalang's position on the island and what it connects to

Thalang benefits from proximity to Phuket International Airport, which operates direct services to major hubs across Europe, the Middle East and Asia. The area also sits within reasonable distance of the west coast's most established beach and dining neighbourhoods, including Bang Tao, home to the Laguna resort complex and a concentration of long-stay expatriate residents.

The district offers a quieter baseline than Patong or Kata without the isolation that some of Phuket's more remote southern locations carry. For buyers who plan to mix personal use with short-term rental, that balance matters.

# Who this project suits and where it sits in the market

The buyer profile here is relatively specific. At AED 3 to 12 million, Ayana Soluna Villas occupies the mid-to-upper band of Phuket's villa market, priced above the mass-market resort developments concentrated along the southern coast but below the ultra-prime beach-frontage tier.

For GCC and European buyers already active in Dubai real estate, the project offers a structurally similar logic: a freehold title in a jurisdiction that permits foreign ownership, a rental market sustained by consistent international tourist arrivals, and a physical asset that functions as a holiday residence when owner-occupied. Phuket's short-term rental demand has shown resilience across economic cycles, supported by the island's airport connectivity and established tourism infrastructure.

Construction is under way, with delivery set for December 2027.