The McGee's Estate
Discover tropical elegance and financial growth in Phuket, Thailand
Your gateway to luxury living, smart investments, and exclusive property opportunities. Free Consultations – Explore the Phuket real estate market with expert guidance.




Discover Excellence in Luxury Real Estate with The McGee's Estate
When it comes to buying or selling high-end properties, trust The McGee’s Estate—your reliable partner in Phuket’s luxury real estate market. Led by our visionary founders and executives, Puricha and Decha, our team of expert agents is dedicated to delivering tailored solutions that exceed your expectations
At The McGee’s Estate, your satisfaction is our priority. We go above and beyond to ensure a seamless experience, offering unparalleled services designed to maximize your convenience and success. Our comprehensive offerings include:
- VIP Limousine Services for property tours and client meetings.
- Legal Support, including attorney appointments for drafting sales agreements and conducting due diligence.
- Expert Accounting Advice for establishing a Thai Company Freehold.
- Interior Design Consultations to enhance your property before listing.
- Professional Surveyor Recommendations, and much more.
Your Investment, Our Priority
Our mission is to empower you with the tools and guidance needed to stand out in the competitive real estate market. With The McGee’s Estate, every detail is handled with care, precision, and professionalism.

──── Meet the Founder ────
“Luxury is in the details. Real estate is not just about land, but legacy.”
Founder/CEO
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Smooth Transactions
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Fair Deal Assurance
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Our Special Projects
Exclusive projects that provide superior quality of life and genuine comfort..
Our Projects
Presenting the best in every project tofulfill your dreams.
Zenithy Luxe
- West Phuket, Bangtao - Layan
Listed At :
฿37,350,000
Approx.
$1,090,000
- 4 Bedrooms
- 4 Bathrooms
- 2 Parking
- Pool Size 4.2 x 10 m.
- Completion Q3-2024
- Build-Up 397.45 - 485.25 Sq.m.
- Plot Size 525 - 735 Sq.m.
Tara Villa
- West Phuket, Bangtao - Layan
Listed At :
฿45,000,000
Approx.
$1,310,000
- 4 Bedrooms
- 5 Bathrooms
- 2 Parking
- Pool Size 15 x 5 m.
- Renovation Q3-2024
- Build-Up 452 Sq.m.
- Plot Size 780 Sq.m.
Mandla Villa
- East Phuket, Rawai
Listed At :
฿38,500,000
Approx.
$1,100,000
- 4 Bedrooms
- 5 Bathrooms
- 2 Parking
- Pool Size 28.80 Sq.m.
- Completion Q3-2024
- Build-Up 353.97 Sq.m.
- Plot Size 450 Sq.m.
Botanica Villa
- West Phuket, Bangtao - Layan
Listed At :
฿39,500,000
Approx.
$1,100,000
- 3 Bedrooms
- 4 Bathrooms
- 2 Parking
- Pool Size 5 x 8 m.
- Renovation 2024
- Build-Up 330 Sq.m.
- Plot Size 680 Sq.m.
Angsana Penthouse
- West Phuket, Bangtao - Laguna
Listed At :
฿70,000,000
Approx.
$
- 2 Bedrooms
- 2 Bathrooms
- Available
- Pool Size 3.5 x 8 m.
- Completion 2022
- Build-Up 311 Sq.m.
Alinda Villa
- West Phuket, Bangtao
Listed At :
฿29,320,000
Approx.
$860,000
- 3 - 4 Bedrooms
- 3 - 4 Bathrooms
- 2 Parking
- Pool Size 3.5 x 12 m.
- Completion Q1-2025
- Build-Up 445 - 678 Sq.m.
- Plot Size 584 - 1064 Sq.m.
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How to buy a Villa or House in Thailand?
Foreigners cannot directly own land in Thailand but may own a house separate from the land. Legal workarounds, such as setting up a Thai company or using lease agreements, exist. A lawyer can guide you through these options.
Key Takeaways
- Thailand’s property market favors cash buyers, as foreign mortgages are rare.
- Always seek legal advice before purchasing property.
- Stay updated on regulations, as laws may change.
Before making a purchase, consult a qualified lawyer and real estate expert to ensure a secure transaction.
Is it Safe to Buy Property in Thailand?
When buying property, the goal is always high returns at low risk. Thailand has strong property laws, so government-related issues are rare. The main risks come from developers, agents, or sellers.
Key Recommendations:
- Choose Reputable Developers: Opt for those with a proven track record and completed projects with satisfied buyers.
- Hire a Third-Party Inspector: No property is flawless at handover. Inspectors can identify defects, which developers typically fix for free.
- Act Before Transfer: Developers are more responsive to fixing issues before finalizing the deal. Most offer a 1-2 year warranty, but it’s best to address concerns while payments are still pending.
Taking these steps helps secure a solid investment with minimal risk.
Why Should I Invest in Phuket?
Phuket is Thailand’s second-largest city after Bangkok, with land values rising steadily each year. The real estate market still has significant growth potential, offering lucrative investment opportunities. Unlike other global hotspots, Phuket remains affordable, with luxury villas priced similarly to small apartments in cities like Singapore and Hong Kong.
Key Takeaways
- Thailand’s property market favors cash buyers, as foreign mortgages are rare.
- Always seek legal advice before purchasing property.
- Stay updated on regulations, as laws may change.
Before making a purchase, consult a qualified lawyer and real estate expert to ensure a secure transaction.
What are the typical costs of maintaining a home in Thailand?
For an average 3-bedroom home with a swimming pool, you can expect the following monthly expenses:
- Electricity: 3,000–5,000 THB ($95–$166) with moderate AC usage
- Water: ~800 THB ($25), depending on garden size and watering frequency
- Maid Services: ~400 THB/day ($12.67), working 6 days a week
- Pool & Garden Maintenance: ~2,500 THB ($79) for weekly visits
With Thailand’s rising minimum wage (now 400 THB/day), living costs remain relatively affordable while reflecting an improving standard of living.
What is the Difference Between Buying Leasehold & buying Freehold in Thailand?
Leasehold means you purchase the property for a fixed period (typically 30 years, renewable up to 90 years) but do not own the land. It offers lower capital costs and more flexibility in location but requires renewal agreements.
Freehold grants full ownership of the property and land indefinitely. However, foreigners can only own condominiums freehold, while land ownership requires setting up a Thai company.
Key Differences:
- Leasehold: Lower cost, fixed-term ownership, easier access to prime locations.
- Freehold: Full ownership but limited to condos or land through a Thai company, which requires annual tax filings (12,000–20,000 THB/year).
For long-term security, many foreigners opt for company ownership to acquire land freehold, ensuring better control and legal protection.
Who is responsible for paying the taxes and transfer fees?
When selling a property in Thailand, both buyers and sellers are subject to certain taxes and fees. The responsibility for these costs is negotiable, but traditionally follows these guidelines:
Standard Taxes & Fees
- Transfer Fee: 2% of the appraised or registered sale price (whichever is higher), usually split 50-50 between buyer and seller.
- Withholding Tax:
- 1% if the seller is a company.
- If the seller is an individual, it’s a progressive rate based on property value and ownership duration. (Typically paid by the seller.)
- Specific Business Tax (SBT): 3.3% of the appraised or registered sale price. Applies to sales within 5 years of ownership (paid by the seller unless exempt).
- Stamp Duty: 0.5% (only payable if SBT is exempt, typically the seller’s responsibility).
Negotiation & Agreement
- Normally, the seller covers all taxes, while transfer fees are split 50-50.
- If a buyer offers below asking price, they may agree to cover part of the taxes and fees to secure the deal.
- Some agreements may have the buyer covering all taxes and transfer fees.
Since no strict rules apply, clarifying these terms upfront in the purchase agreement ensures a smooth transaction.
What is the Value of Buyer’s Agent when buying a property in Phuket?
A buyer’s agent works exclusively for you, ensuring your interests are protected throughout the property purchase process. In high-demand areas like Bangkok, Pattaya, Phuket, and Samui, having the right agent can save time, provide expert guidance, and often comes at no cost to the buyer since commissions are typically paid by the seller.
At McGee’s Estate, we help international clients find the perfect property by guiding them through every step—from the initial search to closing the deal. Our agents work within a vast network, ensuring access to both listed and off-market properties.
How to Deal with Lawyer when Buying Property in Thailand?
As a real estate agency, we assist clients in finding a suitable lawyer but do not recommend specific legal professionals. The lawyer represents the client’s interests, while we facilitate the process by coordinating documents and communication between all parties.
Reservation & Sales Agreements
- A reservation agreement is a simple, one-page document outlining the agreed terms of sale. It can be produced without a lawyer.
- The sales and purchase agreement (SPA) is the seller’s responsibility, typically drafted by their lawyer based on the reservation agreement.
- Real estate agents do NOT create legal agreements, but in cases where both buyer and seller opt not to use a lawyer, a template can be used (though this is not advisable due to potential legal complications).
Legal Review & Due Diligence
- Buyers may hire a lawyer to review the SPA and request amendments.
- Lawyers can also perform background checks on developers and conduct land title due diligence to ensure a secure transaction.
Legal Fees
- Fees vary based on property size and services required, but a standard estimate is 1% of the property value.
- Some lawyers include contract amendments in their fee, while others may charge an additional hourly rate.
Using a qualified lawyer is strongly recommended to avoid legal risks and ensure a smooth property transaction.
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