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What Bangsaen (Thailand) Offers Tourists

You may not have heard of Bangsaen before, as it is only recently that non-Thais have started spending their vacations there. Affluent Thai people have been visiting there for many, many years though. Due to increased interest, new shopping malls, bars and restaurants have now sprung up to supplement the beautiful beaches. It has managed to keep its former charm and peacefulness, which is what distinguishes it from the larger and more well known resort of Pattaya, which is the nearest city. Several new estates have been established in Bangsaen and the surrounding area, in which Thais and non-Thais alike have built or bought homes. These properties definitely fall within the luxury category, with cutting edge interior design, private swimming pools and landscaped gardens. For the most part, they are located just a 5 or 10 minute walk from the beach – some are actually right on the beach-front. Jobs and responsibilities elsewhere mean that the owners of these great homes in Bangsaen cannot live there all year round. It is therefore common for them to rent out their property to tourists. This means that you have access to a great range of luxury homes during your stay in Thailand. How much you end up paying to temporarily rent a luxury home in Bangsaen depends on the type of property that you opt for. However much a beach-side property costs to rent in your own country, it will certainly be a lot cheaper in Bangsaen. For example, a modern four bedroom home in Bangsaen is available for just $100 a week. The longer you stay, the cheaper the price becomes. The process of buying or renting a home in Bangsaen could not be easier, as there are several real estate firms set-up there that are ready and waiting to help you. With their huge property portfolios, they will surely have something that suits your tastes and budget. Most of them have websites too, so you can browse all of their available properties at your leisure.

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