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Lanta Island Property offers prospective property buyers and investors the most comprehensive resource of real estate available on the island. This website is the premier real estate listing site available for Koh Lanta, and with our direct approach there is no need for any “middle men” – we can put you in touch with the owner directly – ensuring you get the best price possible.
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Koh Lanta is situated in the southern most district of Krabi Province, approximately 70 kilometers from Krabi International Airport. The island stretches for 27 kilometers in the north to south direction along the Western coastline of the Andaman Sea in Southern Thailand. Low key development and unspoiled nature are Koh Lanta's main attractions. Mountainous and rugged in some areas, its green forested hills, un-crowded sandy West coast beaches, spectacular coral reefs, clear emerald water, all round stunning scenery combined with a traditional Thai lifestyle, ensure that Koh Lanta is a welcome retreat from modern life.
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KOH LANTA AS AN INVESTMENT
Koh Lanta has continued to increase in popularity over the past 10 years, and this popularity has seen an evolution from a purely backpacker destination to a well facilitated tropical family holiday island.
This has seen a steady increase in the number of visitors to Koh Lanta (circa 300,000+ annually) and this has created a very strong demand for the limited supply of real estate available. As Koh Lanta is fast becoming one of the most desirable destinations in Thailand, if not South East Asia, investors from all over the world are moving in quickly, buying quality land for residential and resort purposes.
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Any property in Koh Lanta is a strong investment, with a relative low entry price, land prices alone are increasing by at least double-digit rates year on year.
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And you can enjoy this tropical lifestyle as your dividend…….
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Lanta Zoning
Koh Lanta as an Investment. The titles possible to register a sale or lease over and to apply for and obtain approval to build on land are the Nor Sor 3, Nor Sor 3 Gor and Chanote.
There are 4 general zone regulations issued under the Building Control Act, giving standard building size, design and the height of the building.
The restrictions and the requirements for utilization of land in each zone is different. The main aim is to set rules for sustainable development of Koh Lanta and protect the environment.
Zone 1
15 – 50m inland: Max height 6m, 25% building density. Each building footprint may not exceed 75sqm.In case of buildings with a gable or hip roof these may not exceed a height of 9m. Traditional Thai style buildings may not exceed a height of 10m. However, the height from the ground to the top of the external wall must not be more than 6m.
No construction permitted from the high-tide mark to 15m inland.
Zone 2
50-200m inland: Max height 12m and 50% building density.
Zone 3
200m+ inland and elevation below 40m above sea level: Max height 12m and 70% building density.
Zone 4
Any land that is higher than 40m above sea level: Max height 12m and 50% building density.
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