Residences at Four Seasons Resort Chiang Mai for sale
Residences at Four Seasons Resort Chiang Mai
Mae Rim-Samoeng Old Road, TH
Among the rice fields of Mae Rim, five Lanna-inspired villas by Lek Bunnag enjoy private pools, gardens by Bill Bensley, and access to the hospitality of Four Seasons Resort Chiang Mai.
The villas sit within the grounds of Four Seasons Resort Chiang Mai, against a backdrop of mountains and working rice fields. Each villa takes its design from the Lanna architecture of Northern Thailand. Ceilings are curved and windows arched, and the decorative doors and shutters carry gold-leaf detailing. The architecture is by Lek Bunnag Architects of Bangkok, and the gardens were laid out by the landscape architect Bill Bensley.
Living and dining space opens directly onto a terrace, an outdoor dining sala, and a private garden with a swimming pool. The master suite occupies the second floor, while a standalone guest house and an annex of two further suites hold the other bedrooms. Entertainment and communication systems are fully installed, and residents have access to the resort’s services and amenities.
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- 24-hour security
- Concierge
- Fitness Centre
- Spa Services
- Swimming Pool
- Tennis Court
- Wine Fridge
Residences
—Design inspired by Northern Thailand’s Lanna architecture, with curved ceilings, arched windows and gold-leaf detailing on decorative doors and shutters
—Spacious living and dining area with seamless access to the outdoor area
—Terrace, outdoor dining sala, private garden and swimming pool
—Master suite on the second floor with a dressing room and ensuite
—Standalone guest house with a second bedroom, balcony and ensuite
—Annex with two additional bedroom suites
—Fully equipped kitchen and bar with a wine-fridge wall
—Entertainment and communication systems installed throughout
Development facilities
—Architecture by Lek Bunnag Architects, Bangkok, and landscaping by Bill Bensley
—24-hour concierge and security
—Fitness centre, tennis courts, swimming pools, spa, wellness lounge, and parking
—Wara Cheewa Spa, with yoga overlooking the rice fields
—North by Four Seasons, serving fire-grilled and wood-fired dishes
—Khao by Four Seasons, serving Thai cuisine
—Rim Tai Kitchen cooking studio in a Lanna-style teak house designed by Bill Bensley
—Mountain biking, Muay Thai boxing, Thai language classes, and cooking courses
—Rice-planting activities within the resort’s working rice farm
Resort details
—Architect: Lek Bunnag Architects, Bangkok
—Landscape: Bill Bensley
—Completion: 2010
Unit mix
—4 bedroom Grand Residence Pool Villa: five villas, four bedrooms across a main villa, guest house and annex, with a private pool
—3 bedroom Grand Residence Pool Villa: split-level, with a private pool and outdoor hot tub
—2 bedroom Grand Residence Pool Villa: Lanna-style interiors, outdoor lounge, and private pool
—2 bedroom residences, including a version with a plunge pool
The Grand Residence Pool Villa
The four-bedroom Grand Residence Pool Villa is arranged as a main villa with the master suite on the second floor, a standalone guest house with its own balcony and ensuite, and an annex of two suites. A terrace, outdoor dining sala, private garden, and pool connect the buildings.
Inside, the kitchen and bar are fully equipped, with a wall of wine fridges. Curved ceilings, arched windows, and gold-leaf detailing on doors and shutters carry the Lanna design through each room.
The Mae Rim valley lies north of Chiang Mai, with the Old City about 15km to the south and Chiang Mai International Airport about 30 minutes away by road. The resort looks over rice paddies to the mountains beyond, and the valley floor around it is farmland, nurseries, and orchid gardens, with the road climbing into forest and waterfalls above.
Mae Rim is part of the Chiang Mai urban area and borders the city district, so the night market, a golf course, and the city’s restaurants are all within easy reach. Residents who prefer the hills have the Mae Sa valley on the doorstep, a route that climbs through gardens and mountain villages.
—Queen Sirikit Botanic Garden, in Mae Rim district, with glasshouses, orchid collections, and a canopy walkway
—Mae Sa Waterfall, a multi-tier fall in Doi Suthep-Pui National Park
—Mon Cham, a highland viewpoint at about 1,400m with terraced flower fields, on the Mae Sa-Samoeng mountain loop
—Chiang Mai Night Bazaar, the city’s market for local arts, crafts and food