Inside-outside living at Crescent Bay Beachfront Villas, Thailand
A piece of Phuket paradise is now available for purchase, in the form of Crescent Bay Beachfront Villas by Duangrit Bunnag
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In partnership with ISF Group
A blend of modern luxury, natural harmony and private paradise, the Crescent Bay Beachfront Villas development, in Phuket Island’s south-eastern Cape Panwa, is the work of Bangkok-based architect Duangrit Bunnag. Exemplifying modern residential architecture with a focus on the seamless integration of indoor and outdoor spaces, each of the six Crescent Bay houses is inspired by the unique natural surroundings of Panwa Beach. ‘We tailored every detail to harmonise with the surrounding environment, ensuring a bespoke experience that embraces the essence of Panwa Beach,’ says Bunnag.
Inside Crescent Bay Beachfront Villas, Phuket Island
Clever use of natural light in the homes’ interiors means spaces feel open and flowing, without boundaries. Two of the villas are located directly on the beachfront, while the remaining four offer stunning sea views, with the bright Phuket light flooding in from both the front and rear, allowing residents to feel at one with their surroundings and immersed in nature.
Bunnag meticulously selected each material and architectural element inside the villas, along with the expansive glass panels that span from floor to ceiling and edge to edge, to ensure that each component complements the overall aesthetic, enhances functionality, and adds to the sense of connection with the location.
The complex’s architectural landscaping is composed with the same exceptional attention to detail, with trees carefully planned and planted to nurture a bond between residents and nature, enriching the residents’ quality of life.
A mountainous, forested, teardrop-shaped mass off the west coast of mainland Thailand, Phuket Island is bounded by the turquoise waters of the Andaman Sea and blessed with some of Southeast Asia’s most beautiful beaches, making it a highly sought-after destination. It’s also home to towering limestone cliffs, mangrove forests, and dozens of bays with clear waters. The postcard-worthy panoramas are bolstered by a distinctive cultural heritage and a growing crop of premium restaurants and resorts.
Strategically located, Crescent Bay Beachfront Villas are just a 15-minute drive from Phuket town and approximately one hour from Phuket International Airport. Within easy reach are educational institutions, healthcare facilities, shopping centres and hotels.
There are three Crescent Bay Beachfront styles available, ranging from 900 to 1,700 sq m, from four to six bedrooms, and on plots of 900 to 2,800 sq m. Each clean, modernist design presents an opportunity for discerning buyers and investors to secure a piece of this waterfront property courtesy of Thailand’s ISF Group. A conglomerate with interests in real estate, textiles, retail, and hospitality, ISF’s luxury real estate portfolio also includes Somerset Sukhumvit Thonglor Bangkok serviced apartments and Hyatt House Bangkok Asoke hotel.
‘The Crescent Bay Beachfront Villas development is more than just luxury property; it’s a testament to our commitment to excellence and innovation in real estate development,’ says Anand Singhsachathet, director of ISF Group. ‘By enhancing quality of life through thoughtful design and premium amenities, we are proud to offer an unparalleled living experience that sets a new benchmark for beachfront living in Phuket. This development is not just a property investment, but a lifestyle investment that promises a harmonious blend of comfort, elegance, and natural beauty for those who seek the ultimate in luxury living.’
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