Highland Park Pool Villas Pattaya
Huay Yai, Pattaya · Villas · Highland Park
Checked 17 October 2026
Highland Park Pool Villas is an estate of 64 to 65 villas in the hills of Huay Yai, south of Pattaya, completed in November 2024 according to an agent. The 4-bedroom houses measure 282 and 375 m², with the Siam Country Club and Phoenix golf courses nearby. It suits buyers who want a finished home in a quiet area and enjoy golf; Jomtien beaches are a drive away, and with no developer website, availability and prices are confirmed through agents.
Why it is worth a look
- EIA (IEE) approved on 07.03.2023per the EIA register
- 64 houses on plots from 248 to 408 m²according to agent Cornerstone
- Pool Villa of 282 m² and Grand Villa of 375 m²according to agent Cornerstone
- communal poolaccording to agent Cornerstone
Units and prices
The developer does not publish prices by unit type.
The developer shares prices on request.
About the project
- EIA (IEE) approved on 07.03.2023, Huay Yai subdistrict
- According to agent Cornerstone: 64 houses on plots from 248 to 408 m²
- According to agent Cornerstone: Pool Villa of 282 m² and Grand Villa of 375 m², both with 4 bedrooms and 5 bathrooms
- According to agent Cornerstone: communal pool, gym, clubhouse, 24-hour security
Location
- Area: Huay Yai, Pattaya
Developer
We are matching the developer company against the company registry.
In collections: Villas in Thailand, Ready homes, Pattaya: ready and 2026
What to check before you buy
- Tenure
Tenure and availability of the 49% foreign quota are not confirmed by public sources. Check them with the condominium juristic person and the Land Department before buying. Guide: freehold, leasehold and the 49% quota.
- Registry link
Not yet matched to a government registry record: the project may be too new for the registries (Treasury, EIA, DBD) or still under review. Ask the developer for permit numbers.
Sources and checks3 sources · 17 October 2026
Government registry check
Not yet matched to a government registry record: the project may be too new for the registries (Treasury, EIA, DBD) or still under review. Ask the developer for permit numbers.
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