Thailand , Phuket , Kamala

TWINPALMS RESIDENCES AT MONTAZURE

High Quality Luxury upmarket branded beachfront Condo Resort in Phuket Thailand.

Twinpalms Residences MontAzure offers buyers a unique, integrated beachfront resort and residential community in Phuket’s last remaining prime west coast location, just steps from the pristine sands at Kamala beach.

Exterior & Interior

Twinpalms Residences MontAzure are grouped as a series of eleven low-rise clusters with private elevators to reach each floor.

The buildings have been orchestrated around one of two generous communal swimming pools and offer intimate views of the beautifully landscaped gardens and inspiring tropical surroundings.

A varied selection of one-and two-bedroom unit types all feature tall windows and wide balconies that maximize the views

Generous rooftop terraces and ground floor gardens allow residents and guests to make the most of the year round Phuket climate

Interior spaces have been meticulously planned and oriented to provide a rare combination of openness and privacy

Options are available to combine units in order to create a three and four bedroom residences

No of units:         75

No of units:         56 one-bedroom units, 19 two-bedroom units, with options for buyers to request three-bedroom units.

Unit Sizes:           One-bedroom: 70 to 250 sq.m

Two-bedroom: 154 to 400 sq.m

Super-Units: 450 – 800 sq.m.

Ownership:         Foreign freehold available based on Thai Condominium Act.

Site Area:            9.39 Rai (15,000 sq.m/161,000 sq.ft)

Architect:            Tierra Design – the team behind Twinpalms Phuket.

Management:    To be operated by Twinpalms Management as a resort condominium.

ROI:       Based on a combination of capital appreciation and rental yields.

sustainable design strategies

Shading: including outdoor thermal comfort strategy and extensive use of shading elements

PRIME LOCATION

Situated in the heart of the island’s sought-after sunset coast on Kamala beach, MontAzure is a perfect ocation for buyers looking to make the most of Phuket’s sophisticated resort lifestyle.

PHUKET

Phuket is Thailand’s largest island and a major Asian tourist destination with a well developed infrastructure catering to visitors from across the globe. Phuket is easily accessible by direct daily flights from most regional hubs with links to all major international markets. Phuket International Airport is a 35-minute drive from the development.

KAMALA BEACH

This well-enclosed bay and fishing village surrounded by forested hills is one of the most beautiful places in Phuket. With its quieter pace, over the last few years, Kamala has become a favoured spot for retirees and other long-term visitors.

MontAzure occupies the Northern part of Kamala Bay and offers the last large-scale beachfront opportunity in the heart of Phuket’s exclusive west coast

On the headland to the south – known as “Millionaire’s Mile” – there are a number of a villa and resort developments

On the headland to the south – known as “Millionaire’s Mile” – there are a number of a villa and resort developments

Easy access to a multitude of nearby attractions and activities, including sport and marine facilities, the historic Phuket Town, retail malls, and vibrant nightlife options

World-class education and medical operators have established themselves within a short drive from Kamala

NORTH OF KAMALA

Surin (5 minutes) – beach clubs, Thai and Seafood beachside restaurants

Bang Tao (10 minutes) – international standard golf course, numerous casual bars and seaview restaurants

SOUTH OF KAMALA

Kalim (10 minutes) – stylish cluster of beachfront and cliff-top restaurants and bars

Patong (15 minutes) – retail malls, streets markets, restaurants, bars and nightlife

Water Conservation: including Community water strategy and water use reduction

Pedestrian Access and Community Spaces : Walkability, livable outdoors

FEATURES

Passive cooling: including evaporate cooling, natural ventilation and cooling, wind towers

Renewable Energy: utilizing Phuket abundant solar radiation, using photovoltaic and solar hot water collectors

Waste Management: including treatment of landscape and food waste for use as composite

Building Design Guidelines: including recycled and regional materials,

Precious Water : Water reduction strategies will be developed which cover Community water strategies. Use reduction, storm water management

Building water guidelines

Water efficient buildings

Water monitoring

Water Recycling: Including Water Efficient Landscaping Healthy Materials: Material strategies for:

Regional materials

Reduce material consumption

Recycled Materials

Waste Strategies:

Segregation mechanisms

Organic waste management