Baan Haad Hua Hin
131/1 Phet Kasem Road, Hua Hin Subdistrict, Hua Hin District, Prachuap Khiri Khan, 77110
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Project Concept
Baan Haad Hua Hin is shaped by a clear design idea: a beachfront resort residence that feels livable year-round. Instead of an urban high-rise mood, the project leans into the calm character of Hua Hin-Khao Takiab, emphasizing privacy, soft scenery, and a relaxed coastal rhythm.
The massing and site planning focus on openness and sea breeze. Buildings are positioned to create wind corridors and a central courtyard-like atmosphere, linking greenery with resort-style pools and shared areas. Architectural lines stay clean and understated, using light tones and warm-feel materials to communicate “holiday home” rather than a temporary stay.
Everyday usability is reinforced through comfortable circulation: shaded walkways, resting pockets, and continuous views of landscaped areas that keep residents connected to nature. This approach also supports investment value, as the strong resort identity suits Hua Hin’s leisure rental demand, especially for tenants who prioritize beachfront proximity, quiet surroundings, and a more private residential experience.
Project Highlights
Baan Haad Hua Hin is positioned for buyers seeking a calm seaside condominium in Hua Hin. The surrounding area benefits from a vacation-home atmosphere, yet it remains practical for daily living because driving to the town center and key attractions is straightforward. This balance supports both personal use and long-stay rental demand from people working in Hua Hin as well as travelers who prefer quieter neighborhoods.
- Seaside Hua Hin location with a relaxed coastal vibe, close to other established resort-style condos such as Baan Koo Kieng Hua Hin and Baan Imm Aim Hua Hin, reinforcing the area’s residential appeal.
- Convenient road connectivity via Phetkasem Road and local routes into central Hua Hin, making it easy to reach markets, restaurants, and beachfront destinations by car.
- Leisure-focused facilities designed around rest and resort living, enhancing day-to-day comfort and improving rental attractiveness.
- Investment angle Hua Hin’s year-round tourism supports holiday stays, while the project’s quieter setting can differentiate it from busier, more crowded zones.
Description
Baan Haad Hua Hin is a low-rise condominium located at 131/1 Hua Hin, Hua Hin District, Prachuap Khiri Khan 77110. Completed in 1991, the project is positioned in a beachfront area of central Hua Hin, offering convenient access to the beach, restaurants, hotels, and key lifestyle destinations in town.
The development is a low-rise residential building of approximately 4 floors with around 12 units in total, making it suitable for buyers seeking privacy and a peaceful seaside atmosphere. Unit layouts found in the project are mainly spacious 2-bedroom and 3-bedroom residences, designed for long-stay living and holiday home use. Parking is available within the project for residents.
Facilities include a swimming pool, shared garden area, beach access, and a calm resort-style environment. Security features include controlled access and on-site supervision. This project is suitable for buyers looking for a beachfront Hua Hin condo for personal use or long-term holding. Information on the original developer and current management company is not clearly disclosed in public sources.
For a nearby project, see Baan Kiang Fah Hua Hin
Price Trend
Baan Haad Hua Hin is a beach-area condominium in Hua Hin, typically bought for personal use and long-stay rental. In 2026, pricing is largely driven by unit condition, view, and renovation quality, while nearby projects such as Baan Koo Kieng, Baan Kiang Fah, and Supalai Blue Whale set a realistic competitive range.
- Resale price per unit (2026): a typical 1-bedroom, 45 sq.m. unit averages THB 3.60M
- Price per sq.m.: about THB 80,000 per sq.m. (3,600,000 - 45)
- Average rent: THB 18,000 per month on a 12-month lease (about THB 400 per sq.m. per month)
Gross rental yield: THB 18,000 x 12 = THB 216,000 per year. Divide by THB 3,600,000 purchase price equals roughly 6.0% p.a. This is attractive for Hua Hin if the unit is fully furnished and maintains steady occupancy.
Capital gain outlook: For 2026, price growth is expected to be gradual, supported by second-home demand rather than rapid speculation. A reasonable assumption is 2% - 4% annually, equivalent to about THB 70,000 - 140,000 per year for the sample unit. Sea-view units or well-renovated rooms can outperform the average, while dated interiors may require discounts to sell quickly.
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