Land for Sale – Prime Heart of Ratchaburi City, Thailand
Land Size: 7 Rai 206.5 Sq.wah
Price: 80 Million Baht
Location: On Phetkasem Road, Nai Mueang Subdistrict, Mueang District, Ratchaburi Province
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✨ Highlights
✔️ Prime land in the heart of Ratchaburi City — perfect for urban development
✔️ Ideal for private hospital, community mall, condominium, or long-term investment
✔️ Located directly opposite Bangkok Hospital Ratchaburi
Nearby Landmarks:
• 200 m – PTT Gas Station (Sirilak Bridge)
• 100 m – BYD showroom
• 700 m – Big C Department Store
📍 Coordinates: 13.55058122, 99.81359609
🗺️ Location: https://maps.app.goo.gl/p5dYZTaXj7iK2xHs8
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📞 Contact: Nara Asset : 080-288-2000 (Mr.Tana Sipa)
📞 Whatsapp: Nara Asset : +66 81 919 6225 (Mr.Tana Sipa)
Email: bkk@panwa.co.th
Office: +66 2933 9000
QA: Question adn Answer about Land for sale – Ratchaburi Province Thailand.
Q1: What’s kind of the factors that make Land in Rahchaburi city eenters expensive?
Panwa: There is many factors such as: a.Location & Accessibility. Land in city centers is usually close to main roads, communities, markets, shopping malls, hospitals, and schools. b.High Demand & Limited Supply. Available land in central areas keeps decreasing. When supply becomes scarce while demand remains high, prices inevitably rise. c.Infrastructure & Utilities. Electricity, water supply, roads, drainage systems, internet, and other utilities are typically well-developed in urban zones. Land that already has full infrastructure ready for use is therefore valued higher. d. Zoning & Development Potential. City-center land often lies within zones that allow for commercial activities, shop buildings, or high-rise developments. e. Spillover from Surrounding Areas. If land prices in nearby or outer areas begin to rise, the increase tends to “spill over” and drive up prices in the city center as well. f. Land Appraisal, Taxes & Government Policies. Official land appraisal values — which serve as the basis for taxation and transfer fees — can be raised by government policy. |
Q2: If the land is adjacent to Phetkasem Road and near the Mae Klong River, it has strong potential. What factors should I consider before starting price negotiations?Panwa: When the land has the advantages of being “next to a main road + near a river,” the following aspects should be carefully examined: 1. Drainage / Flood Risk. Riverside plots may face flooding — if the area is in a flood zone, value decreases. Review flood maps or flood history. 2. Land Level / Landfill / Soil Stability. If the plot requires heavy landfilling or special foundations, construction costs increase. Check landfilling condition and soil map. 3. Zoning / Building Permissions. Verify whether high-rise or commercial buildings are allowed. Confirm with the municipality or zoning office. 4. Access to Utilities. Electricity, water, road connection, and drainage systems. Check availability and estimate additional investment if missing. 5. View / Sun Direction / Openness / Obstructions. A river view adds value, but buildings that block the view reduce it. Inspect sightlines and nearby structures. 6. Accessibility from the Main Road. If the land is directly on Phetkasem Road, it’s a major advantage. Measure distance to Phetkasem Road and check entry/exit access.
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Email: bkk@panwa.co.th
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