Condominiums for Rent in Phuket
107 condominiums for rent across 8 areas of Phuket, ฿12,500 – ฿230,000 per month. 94 of them have a private pool.
Apartments in managed buildings — the lowest entry price on the island, and the only type foreigners can own freehold in their own name.

Brand-New One-Bedroom Apartment — The Origin Kathu-Patong
Rent
THB 16,000/month

Two-Bedroom Corner Apartment — The Origin Kathu
Rent
THB 35,000/month

Two-Bedroom Apartment Beside the Pool — D Condo Kathu
Rent
THB 27,000/month

1-Bedroom Corner Unit — The Wide Condo, Phuket Town
Rent
THB 12,500/month

1-Bedroom Corner Unit with Pool View — The Base Central Phuket
Rent
THB 25,000/month

Brand-New One-Bedroom Corner Unit — The Base Bukit by Sansiri
Rent
THB 23,000/month

1-Bedroom Apartment with Private Garage — Stacked Residence
Rent
THB 20,000/month

One-Bedroom Suite of 72 sq.m — Stacked Residence, Cherng Talay
Rent
THB 22,000/month

One-Bedroom Apartment by the Pool — Surin
Rent
THB 22,000/month

Sea-View One-Bedroom Apartment with Beach Access — Rawai
Rent
THB 35,000/month

Furnished One-Bedroom Apartment in a Resort Development — Rawai
Rent
THB 35,000/month

Sea-View Apartment on the Beachfront — Andaman Cove, Rawai
Rent
THB 55,000/month

Sea-View One-Bedroom Apartment — Baycliff, Patong
Rent
THB 40,000/month

Sea-View Residences — Seavale, Patong
Rent
THB 20,000/month

Pet-Friendly 1-Bedroom Apartment — Patong
Rent
THB 45,000/month

Brand New Freehold Apartment, 300 m from Kamala Beach
Rent
THB 28,000/month

1-Bedroom Apartment — The Regent, Kamala
Rent
THB 35,000/month

1-Bedroom Apartment with Mountain View — Villa Hill, Kamala
Rent
THB 35,000/month
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Questions we get asked
Renting a home in Phuket
- What is the minimum rental period in Phuket?
- Nearly every long-term listing on this site is a one-year contract, and that is what the rent quoted assumes. Shorter stays are possible on some properties at a higher monthly rate, and anything under 30 days is short-term accommodation, which falls under the Hotel Act and only licensed properties may offer.
- How much deposit do I have to pay?
- Two months' rent as a security deposit plus the first month in advance is the normal move-in payment on a yearly contract. The deposit is refundable at the end of the term, less anything owed for damage or unpaid bills — get the condition of the property recorded in writing and photographed on the day you move in.
- Are utilities included in the rent?
- No, water and electricity are billed on top and paid monthly on your meter reading. A house or villa is usually charged at the government rate; a condominium building often charges its own rate, which can be higher. Ask for the actual rate before you sign — on an air-conditioned villa this is a real number, not a rounding error.
- Does the tenant pay an agency fee?
- No. Our commission is paid by the landlord, so the rent you are quoted is the rent you pay. Anyone asking a tenant for a separate finder's fee on a long-term rental is not working the way this market normally works.
General information, not legal advice — the rules turn on the individual property and your own circumstances. We will introduce you to an independent Thai property lawyer before you commit to anything.



