Baan Saenkhram Hua Hin

Baan Saenkhram Hua Hin is a beachfront low-rise condominium located between Cha-am and Hua Hin at 1359 Cha-am Subdistrict, Cha-am District, Phetchaburi 76120. The project was completed around 2013 and developed by Sansiri Public Company Limited. It is managed under the condominium juristic person system, making it suitable for both long-stay living and holiday rental investment.

The project is a low-rise development of 4-storey residential buildings, with approximately 14 buildings and more than 300 units in total. Parking is provided for residents and visitors. Unit types mainly include 1-bedroom, 2-bedroom, and larger penthouse layouts. A key highlight is that many units enjoy pool views and partial or direct sea views.

Facilities are designed to support a resort-style lifestyle, including large interconnected swimming pools, a fitness room, landscaped gardens, internal walkways, lobby areas, and direct beach access. Security features include 24-hour security guards, CCTV, and controlled access. The overall atmosphere is private and peaceful, appealing to buyers seeking a second home by the sea rather than a dense city-condo environment.

The location offers convenient access to both Hua Hin town and Cha-am via Phetkasem Road, with nearby hotels and leisure destinations along the coast. For comparison with another nearby project, you may also view The Trust Hua Hin.

Baan Saenkhram Hua Hin (Cha-am, Phetchaburi) is a leisure condominium market where 2026 pricing is driven by second-home demand and investors targeting monthly rentals. Transaction prices typically depend on proximity to the beach, view, and room condition. Compared with nearby projects such as The Trust Hua Hin, Ocas Hua Hin, and Baan San Ngam Hua Hin, Baan Saenkhram often trades in the mid-to-upper band when units are well-furnished and have better views.

• Resale price per unit (2026): approx. THB 3.2-5.2 million (1-2 bedrooms)
• Price per sq.m.: around THB 85,000-115,000 per sq.m. (good condition, near the sea)
• Average rent: THB 18,000-32,000 per month (12-month lease); high season can be higher

Rental Yield example (gross): buy a 40 sq.m. 1-bedroom at THB 3.6 million (THB 90,000 per sq.m.) and rent it out at THB 22,000 per month. Annual rent = 22,000 x 12 = THB 264,000. Gross yield = 264,000 ÷ 3,600,000 = 7.33% per year (before common fees, maintenance, and vacancy).

Capital gain outlook for 2026 is gradual rather than aggressive, with real deals setting the tone more than asking prices. If you can acquire below THB 90,000 per sq.m. and hold for 3 years, a reasonable expectation is 2-4% growth per year, or roughly 6-12% over 3 years. Premium-priced units may take longer to exit, so liquidity and realistic pricing remain key.