|
TGR Group Asia, the visionary developer behind Jumeirah Private Island Phuket has unveiled exclusive bespoke customization plans that
allow buyers to design their home around their lifestyle.
Jumeirah Private Island Phuket will provide housing
in 49 residential villas and 105 Jumeirah Hotel Pool Villas set amongst tropical gardens and a 101 berth deep water marina. All villas command open views of scattered islands. The
resort is scheduled for completion in late 2009/2010.
The
residential villas and their private surrounding can be personalized according to the taste of the individual buyer. They are targeted at
families that plan to make the island their tropical residence. These villas start at US$ 3 million. The plots of land have either beach or water
frontage of between 42 to 217 metres and up to 25% of the land can be used for building on.
Buyers can specify for example the size of their pool, the number and size of the rooms and the layout; some buyers want a large games
room whilst other prefer large guest bedrooms. All designs will be approved by the TGR architectural review committee, so as to maintain
the privacy of its residents and natural feel of the Island.
All properties enjoy full access to a number of luxurious Jumeirah managed facilities including a super yacht marina capable of
accommodating yachts of up to 70m with 24-hour access. Facilities will include four restaurants and bars as well as extensive leisure and
fitness facilities including a large free form swimming pool, tennis court and Jumeirah’s signature Talise Wellness Spa. In addition, the
Island will offer a private yacht club, boutiques, a business centre and a library with dedicated reading room.
The island, set to be managed by Dubai based luxury international hospitality group Jumeirah, is located less than 500 metres off Phuket in
the Southern Gateway of Phang Nga Bay and will encompass exclusive residential villas, resort, super yacht marina and yacht club.
Jumeirah Private Island Phuket will offer spectacular views of the limestone karsts of Phang Nga Bay to the north, views of the beaches of
Ao Po Bay to the west and two 450 metre white sand beaches with views of both Naka Yai and Naka
Noi.
The greatest care has been taken to protect the ecology of the island. Only 25% of the island will be built on, an integrated rainwater
collection scheme will be in operation, thermal insulation in all roof structures will reduce air conditioning energy consumption, double
block cavity wall and double glazed windows and patio doors will encourage thermal efficiency.
Transport on the island itself will be by electric car only.
See
other recent news regarding:
Airlines,
Aviation,
Hotels,
Jumeirah,
Phuket
|
