A spacious two-storey country house set on roughly 6 rai (≈1.6 acres) of hillside land, backing directly onto a river and surrounded by forest and mountains — upcountry Hua Hin, about an hour's drive west of the city.
Riverside is a purpose-built, two-storey family home constructed on a quiet hillside plot in Pran Buri district, roughly an hour's drive west of Hua Hin. The house was designed and built from the ground up — poured concrete structure, block-and-plaster walls, and a tiled roof — with wide window bands throughout to bring in light and the surrounding mountain scenery.
Downstairs opens onto an open-plan kitchen, dining and living area that spills out to a covered, wraparound terrace, alongside a guest bedroom, staff quarters, storage and two bathrooms. Upstairs holds the main bedroom with a walk-in closet, a second bedroom, a home office, a bathroom with a separate shower, and a private balcony over the valley.
Real photos from the build, plus a few original design renders where noted.
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⤢A flyover of the house, the river, and the surrounding land.
Pran Buri district, Prachuap Khiri Khan — around an hour's drive west of Hua Hin town.
The property sits on a quiet hillside plot in the Pran Buri countryside, roughly six rai in size, backing directly onto a river and framed by forest and mountains on almost every side. A two-stage pump system lifts water from the river up to the house, feeding a storage tank and the property's own supply.
It's a genuinely rural setting — no traffic, no neighbours crowding the fence line — while still being a manageable drive to Hua Hin's shops, hospitals, restaurants and the coast.
The land is currently held under a Sor Bor Tor 5 document — a local land-tax / possessory record, rather than a full Chanote (freehold title) or Nor Sor 3 document. This is common for rural upcountry land in Thailand, but it carries real legal considerations that any buyer should understand before proceeding:
A Sor Bor Tor 5 confirms that land tax has been paid and that someone occupies the land — it is not, by itself, proof of ownership rights recognised by the Land Department, and its boundaries are not surveyed to the same standard as a Chanote. Upgrading this type of document to a full title deed is possible in some circumstances, but depends on the land's classification and location, and is not guaranteed.
This is a factual, good-faith summary and not legal advice. Anyone interested in this property should engage an independent Thai lawyer to review the land documentation, verify boundaries, and confirm what rights transfer with a sale before making any commitment.
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