Private 3 Bedroom Pool Villa in Rawai for Rent
5.0 · 19 Google reviews for ZENThe home
You live at the southern tip of the island, where the waterfront is a working one: longtail boats moored in the shallows, fishermen unloading, and the seafood market where you buy your fish at the stall and carry it to a kitchen next door to be cooked. Rawai Beach itself is for eating and for boats out to the islands; you drive two minutes over the hill to Nai Harn or Ya Nui when you want to swim. The bakery and café scene here is heavy, the Muay Thai and yoga studios are full, and almost everything is reachable on a scooter. Mixxmall Rawayana sits on the beachfront with a Tops supermarket and Starbucks. The restaurants are places you return to—Baan Rimlay under the trees by the pier, Salaloy Seafood with its Michelin recognition, Rock Salt looking out over Nai Harn. This is a settled, lived-in neighbourhood with a long-standing foreign community, and Saiyuan sits quietly within it.
The setting
The villa itself is a mix of Thai roof and contemporary interior, three bedrooms and three bathrooms set on a 300-square-metre plot with a private pool and a garden you can let run or tend. It comes furnished, with a Western kitchen, a garage, a laundry room, and 24-hour security. The garden is big enough to move in—space for a table, for the dog to run, for the air to feel open around you even though the outlook is onto neighbouring properties, which is how it stays quiet here. Inside, the rooms are clean and well-kept, the pool sits at standard depth and size, and the terrace is where the day happens. You open the doors in the morning and the light comes in. It is a place built for someone who wants to live here, to be part of the rhythm of Rawai, and who knows that the real life of the neighbourhood—the boats, the market, the beach two minutes away—is already outside.
Map location is approximate (district level). The exact address is shared on enquiry.
