Larimar Villas Review 2026: Prices & Yield

Named for a Gem, Built Like One

The project is boutique by design. A small number of villas positioned in Rawai, each with private pool, each built to an individual standard that a mass-market development cannot replicate. The developer has worked in the Rawai area for multiple projects and understands what buyers here actually want: privacy, quality, and a genuine connection to the south Phuket lifestyle rather than a resort simulation of it.

Entry pricing is 17.8M THB, a competitive opening for a private pool villa in Rawai’s established residential market, and a meaningful step below the 20M THB threshold that many comparable villas in the area sit above.

Design and Specification

Each villa includes a private pool of a generous size, not the symbolic splash pool that appears in budget villa projects, but a pool that functions as the centrepiece of outdoor living: long enough to swim, large enough for a group. The terrace is shaded by the overhanging roof structure, making it usable through the hottest part of the day.

Bedrooms run from three to four. Master suites are positioned for the best natural light and typically include an ensuite with freestanding bath. Secondary bedrooms have their own ensuites. The kitchen specification is practical for rental use, fitted appliances, adequate storage, connection to the covered dining terrace. The villa is designed to be photographed well, which matters for rental platform performance, without sacrificing livability.

Rawai Pool Villa Rental Market

The profile of a Rawai villa tenant is typically: a family or group of adults on an extended holiday, a couple on a month-long working holiday, or a small group of friends splitting the cost of a villa for a private week. All of these tenants will pay a premium for the private pool, the boutique design, and the south Phuket location that gives them easy access to Nai Harn Beach, Rawai Seafront, and the Chalong diving scene.

Gross rental yields for boutique pool villas in Rawai run from 6-8% for properties with a managed rental programme and a well-maintained online presence. Larimar Villas’ distinctive design gives them a marketing advantage on visual rental platforms, the turquoise palette photographs consistently well and stands out in search results.

For buyers who plan personal use alongside rental, Rawai is one of the most convenient south Phuket locations: Lotus’s supermarket is under 10 minutes, Villa Market is nearby, the morning seafood market on the Rawai seafront is a five-minute walk for those near the south end of the district.

Off-Plan Purchase and Legal Framework

Foreign buyers acquire through leasehold, the standard legal framework for villa ownership in Thailand. More Group works with established Thai property lawyers who can explain the structure, review contracts, and manage the transfer process in English.

Frequently Asked Questions

What is the design inspiration behind Larimar Villas? +

Larimar Villas take their name and aesthetic from Larimar, a rare turquoise mineral. The colour palette, turquoise, white, and natural timber, runs through the pool tile, soft furnishings, and exterior finishes, creating a coherent boutique identity that performs well on rental platforms.

How does the Rawai rental market compare to Patong for villa owners? +

Rawai skews toward longer rental stays, weeks and months, compared to Patong's shorter-term tourist profile. This reduces management friction and cleaning costs. Gross yields for boutique pool villas in Rawai typically run 6-8% with a managed programme.

How many villas are in the project and are units still available? +

Larimar Villas is a boutique development with a small number of units, which means availability changes quickly as reservations are made. Contact MORE Group for a current availability update and unit plan details.