Gardens of Eden - Lake Residences

Gardens of Eden – Lake Residences is a low-rise residential development by Amal Development Company Limited, positioned in the Thalang District of Phuket and scheduled for completion by June 2029. The project comprises 59 residences across a single building, priced from AED 1.37 million to approximately AED 3.73 million.

# The building and its lakeside setting

Thalang sits in the interior of Phuket's northern belt, distinct from the beach-facing corridors that dominate most of the island's development map. The district has attracted a quieter class of residential project in recent years, drawing buyers who want proximity to Bang Tao Beach without fronting directly onto it.

Gardens of Eden occupies a lakeside plot within this landscape. The development is orientated around the water, with the lake forming the central organising feature of the site rather than a peripheral amenity. At 59 units across one building, the scale is deliberately contained. That restraint shapes the character of the whole: this is a boutique project in both count and ambience, not a phased masterplan.

The architecture draws on clean lines and a natural material palette, calibrated to sit within the surrounding greenery rather than dominate it.

# Residences: layouts, sizes and specification

The development offers one, two and three-bedroom configurations. Sizes range from 557 square feet to 1,331 square feet, spanning compact one-bedroom apartments through to larger three-bedroom homes with correspondingly generous floor plates.

Ceiling heights are notably tall across the range, which opens up the internal volumes considerably. Each residence includes a private external terrace, extending the usable living area outward and connecting interior space to the natural setting beyond the glass.

Kitchens and living areas are finished to a considered specification, with an emphasis on spatial flow and natural light rather than maximalist detailing. Shared parking is provided across the development.

# A clubhouse and long lake pool at the centre

The amenity programme at Gardens of Eden is focused rather than exhaustive. The central social space is a clubhouse, positioned to serve both leisure and gathering functions for the resident community. Alongside it, a long lake pool runs as the primary recreational feature, aligned with the water body that defines the site.

There are no ancillary amenity claims beyond these. For buyers accustomed to Dubai tower developments with multi-floor facility decks, the offer here is more edited, suited to a project where the natural environment does much of the work.

# Location: Thalang District and the Phuket access network

The Thalang District sits between Phuket International Airport to the north and Bang Tao Beach to the west, placing Gardens of Eden within reach of both without being adjacent to either. The airport connection matters particularly for international buyers who treat a Phuket property as a part-time residence.

Bang Tao itself, a few kilometres west, is one of the longer stretches of beach on the island's west coast and carries a more settled, resort-adjacent character than busier southern areas. The surrounding area includes international schools, hospitals, retail and dining infrastructure that has grown substantially around the Laguna resort corridor.

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

The entry price of AED 1.37 million positions Gardens of Eden accessibly against comparable Phuket new-build product, while the upper range of AED 3.73 million for the largest three-bedroom residences reflects the premium that lakeside orientation and limited unit count command.

The buyer profile this attracts is fairly specific. It is not aimed at the investor seeking a city-centre Dubai asset with a rental yield thesis. It suits someone allocating capital toward a lifestyle-driven second home in Southeast Asia, with Phuket's established appeal to European, GCC and Asian buyers providing the underlying demand case. The 2029 completion horizon means purchasers are acquiring off-plan with a four-year delivery window, which carries the standard considerations around construction-stage risk for any international buyer conducting due diligence.

Amal Development Company Limited is the delivering entity. Independent legal and financial advice, standard practice for any cross-border acquisition of this type, remains the appropriate starting point.