The two buildings from the street corner by day: grey-and-white facades with yellow inserts, open parking under the block, cars and young trees in a raised planter

Vay Amata

Completed in 2024 552 apartments 8 storeys Amata, Thailand

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About the project Vay Amata

Vay Amata is a Sansiri condominium of two eight-storey buildings with 552 homes. It stands in Ban Kao sub-district, Phan Thong district, Chonburi province, on rural highway 3466 Ban Kao–Phan Thong, right beside the Amata City Chonburi industrial estate. Construction is finished and the homes are sold ready to move into. Prices start at ฿990,000.

The smallest homes are a single room: bed and sofa share one volume with no partition between them. In the larger ones the bedroom is set apart by a sliding glass panel rather than a wall, and from the living area you see straight through to the bed. In the two-bedroom only the first bedroom gets a hinged door; the second is closed by the same panel.

Every layout has one bathroom, the smallest home and the 43.25 sq m two-bedroom alike. No layout has a bathtub: a shower behind a glass door and a wall-hung basin.

The building holds no commercial premises at all, no shop and no pharmacy. There are no homes on the ground floor either: parking and plant rooms take the ground level of both buildings. Living starts on the second floor, and there, at one end of Building A, two no-access zones stand in place of four homes. The greenery sits in two places. One is the narrow courtyard between the blocks, with its long pool and a garden with a recreation area. The other is the planted entrance drive with trees, in the corner of the plot. The windows of the two eight-storey slabs face each other across the courtyard.

This is a working address, not a resort one: Denso, Bridgestone, Daikin and Mitsubishi Electric all have plants on the estate next door. There is one way in and out of the site, from that same rural highway. There is no sea nearby — Phan Thong sits inland, away from the coast.

The project is owned by Sansiri PLC itself; there is no separate project company. A unit in a Thai condominium is held freehold, in full ownership. A foreign buyer can take one within the building's quota: no more than 49% of its residential floor area. How much of that quota is free and what the upkeep costs, Sansiri does not publish. Under the project's terms the unit owner pays the sinking-fund contribution, the common-area fee, taxes and charges at the rates set by the developer and the building's juristic person. After move-in, repair requests and bills go through the Sansiri Home Service app.

Source of the data: Developer's project page, checked on 17 August 2026

The pool from above: the letters Vay AMATA laid into its floor, four dark loungers along the timber deck and inflatable rings in the water

The courtyard between the buildings from an upper floor: the long narrow pool down the middle, lawn and paths to either side, a flat horizon beyond

Straight-down view: lawn with a tree on the left, the pool and its deck on the right, the building roofs with air-conditioning units above and below

The courtyard at water level by day: the pool with its steps, three loungers at the edge, the eight-storey facades on both sides and a tree on the left

The same courtyard at dusk: lit water, a row of loungers on the right, glowing windows and balcony lights on the dark grey facade

The gym: two treadmills, a cross-trainer and exercise bikes on a timber floor, with full-height glazing onto the garden

The weights end of the gym: a dumbbell rack, two benches, a painting on the timber wall and a wavy ceiling with cove lighting

The lobby with its working area: a grey corner sofa, yellow and rattan chairs at a round table, windows onto the garden and a wall of letterboxes on the right

The mail area of the lobby: walls of letterbox cells, frosted glass doors in the middle, a bar counter with high stools and woven pendant lamps

The same area from the other side: a high communal table for six, a painting above it, vases of flowers and letterbox cells along the wall

The living area of a two-bedroom: a television on a low unit against the orange wall, the door to the first bedroom on the left, the second bedroom behind the sliding glass panel on the right and a dining table for four by the window

The dining area by the entrance: a table for four, the front door on the left and, beyond the table, the sofa against the patterned wall

The living area of the same home: the sofa against the orange wall, the television on a low unit and, through the open doorway on the right, the bedroom with its bed

The view from the television: the hinged bedroom door, the sliding glass panel behind it and, at the far end, the kitchen with washing machine and fridge and the dining table for four

A show-unit bedroom: a double bed with a timber headboard against a terracotta wall, a floor lamp and a full-height window with double curtains

A bedroom in pink and yellow: a full-height wardrobe on the left, the bed against an arched headboard panel and a window with grey curtains

The same bedroom head-on: the painted arch with a round picture and a clock, cushions on the bed, the wardrobe on the left and sheer curtains on the right

A living area: a television on a low unit, the bedroom visible behind the sliding glass panel and the kitchen niche with a washing machine beyond

A living area in greens: a two-seat sofa on a round rug, the entrance door behind it and a table for two on the left

The same room from the window: sofa and rug on the left, the television unit on the right and, through the opening, the bathroom with its basin

The kitchen niche: fridge, extractor hood and microwave over the sink, a washing machine under the counter and the balcony behind the sliding door

The bathroom: a shower behind a glass door with a hand spray, a toilet and a wall-hung basin, all in pale large-format tile

The bedroom from inside: the bed and wardrobe in front, with the living area and the entrance door seen through the clear sliding panel

The entrance hall: the front door, the electrical panel on the wall, a narrow shoe cabinet and a hook with a bag above it

The room in full: bed and sofa in one volume with no partition, the working table with a television by the wall, the balcony door and a window with blue curtains

The same room from the bed: sofa and side table on the rug, the kitchen with fridge and washing machine beyond, and the bathroom door on the right

General information

Completed

2024

Number of storeys

House type

Low-rise condominium

Land area

6,400 m² (4 rai)

Buildings

2 residential buildings

Premises

552 residential units

Facilities

Recreation and sport

Swimming pool with a sun deck
Fitness room with equipment
Ground-floor garden with a seating area

Services

Lobby
Co-working space
Wireless internet in the lobby, co-working space and gym
Juristic person office
Parking lot
EV charger

Security

24-hour security guards
24-hour CCTV
LIV-24 monitoring

Features of the complex

The balcony is through the kitchen: In every home but the smallest, the way onto the balcony runs through the kitchen niche, and the washing machine stands there too, under the counter beside the sink. In the smallest ones the balcony door is in the room itself and the kitchen sits at the other end, by the entrance.
Fourteen two-bedroom homes in the whole project: The 43.25 sq m layout repeats once per floor in each building, always at the same end of the block and facing the courtyard. From the second floor to the eighth that comes to fourteen homes.
A five-foot bed: The developer's furniture pack specifies a bed five feet wide, that is 152 cm. In the two-bedroom unit both bedrooms get one.
Lobby and gym only in Building A: The lobby, working area, gym and management office take up the bottom of Building A. Building B holds only the mail room, laundry and lift lobby at that level, so its residents cross the courtyard for the rest.
170 parking bays for 552 homes: That is about 31%, and stacked parking is not counted in. Not every home gets a car space: there are roughly three times fewer bays than homes.

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Location

Ban Kao Road, Ban Kao Sub-district, Phan Thong District, Amata, Chonburi, 20160

Amata City Chonburi 100 m
Mini Big C Amata 250 m
Wat Si market 850 m
Lung Chai market 4 km
Sirasart Suksa International School Amata 5.5 km
Vibharam Amata Nakorn Hospital 6.3 km
Rattanakorn market 6.4 km
Kasetsart University Laboratory School Chonburi 6.6 km
Robinson Lifestyle Chonburi 6.7 km
Lotus's Amata Nakorn 6.8 km
Amatio Chill Park 6.9 km
HomePro Amata Nakorn 7.5 km
JAS Village Amata 7.7 km
Ninja market 8 km
Phan Thong Hospital 9.3 km
Sripatum University Chonburi campus 9.9 km
Institute of Physical Education Chonburi campus 11.2 km
Victory Center 13.7 km
Chalermthai Shopping Mall 14.2 km
Chularat Chonvej Hospital 14.4 km
Chonburi Hospital 15.9 km
Aikchol Hospital 16 km
Phanat Pittayakarn School 17.6 km
Central Chonburi 18.1 km
Burapha University 25.3 km

Distances and travel times are approximate.

Promotions in Vay Amata

A discount of up to ฿130,000

Two years of free common-area fees, plus transfer, furniture and appliances

Site plan

Unit layouts

Studios in Vay Amata

Unit layouts Vay Amata — 1AM, Studio, 23.25 m² — **1AM** · 23.25 m² · 1 bathroom

Apartments with 1 bedroom in Vay Amata

Unit layouts Vay Amata — 1B, 1 bedroom, 25.00–26.25 m² — 1B · 25.00–26.25 m² · 1 bathroom

Unit layouts Vay Amata — 1BM, 1 bedroom, 25.00–26.25 m² — **1BM** · 25.00–26.25 m² · 1 bathroom

Apartments with 2 bedrooms in Vay Amata

Unit layouts Vay Amata — 2A, 2 bedrooms, 43.25 m² — 2A · 43.25 m² · 1 bathroom

Unit layouts Vay Amata — 2AM, 2 bedrooms, 43.25 m² — **2AM** · 43.25 m² · 1 bathroom

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Building floor plans

Building A

Building floor plans Vay Amata — 2nd floor — 2nd floor

Building floor plans Vay Amata — 3rd–8th floors — 3rd–8th floors

Building B

Title and permits

Owner registration number: 0107538000665
Title deed number: 66599, 66601
Address on title deed: Ban Kao Road, Ban Kao Sub-district, Phan Thong District, Amata, Chonburi, 20160
Encumbrance: Land and buildings are to be mortgaged to the financing bank (as of December 2024)
Environmental assessment: Approved
Construction: July 2023 – August 2024

State as of March 2024, per the legal section of the developer brochure. Open the source

Georid is not affiliated with the developer. The figures above are quoted from the developer's own materials and have not been independently verified.

Where the developer contradicts itself

The project information block and the page markup give a starting price of ฿990,000, while the campaign banner on the same page reads "special price ฿999,000".
The legal paragraph of the brochure says construction began in July 2023 and would finish around August 2024. Sansiri's annual report as of 31 December 2024 puts construction progress at 94%, and today the developer presents the building as finished and ready to move into.
The type table in the brochure files the 23.25 sq m units (codes 1A and 1AM) as one-bedroom. On the drawings themselves the room is labelled "LIVING AREA & BEDROOM" and carries no partition, which makes them studios.
The legal paragraph of the brochure states that the land and buildings are to be mortgaged to a financial institution. In Sansiri's annual report as of 31 December 2024 the obligation column against Vay Amata reads None.
The distance lists in the brochure and on the project page do not match: the brochure has Robinson Lifestyle Chonburi at 6.7 km, which the page omits, while the page has Chalermthai Shopping Mall and Central Chonburi, which the brochure omits.

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Sansiri Verified developer

Basis: an entry in the Thai company registry (DBD). Registry data on the developer page

Year of foundation 1984

Projects 519 projects

Sansiri Public Company Limited (Thai: บริษัท แสนสิริ จำกัด (มหาชน)) is a Thai company registered under number 0107538000665.

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Frequently asked questions

What is Vay Amata?

Vay Amata is a low-rise condominium in Amata, Chonburi, 8 storeys.

How many apartments are there in Vay Amata?

According to the developer documents, Vay Amata in Amata, Chonburi has 552 apartments, 2 buildings.

What unit layouts are available in Vay Amata?

6 layouts, areas of 23.25–43.25 m².

When was Vay Amata completed?

Vay Amata: construction July 2023 – August 2024, completed in 2024.

What is known about the land and permits of Vay Amata?

According to the developer documents: title deed number — 66599, 66601; encumbrance — Land and buildings are to be mortgaged to the financing bank (as of December 2024); environmental assessment — Approved. State as of March 2024, per the legal section of the developer brochure.

Where is Vay Amata located?

Vay Amata is located in Amata, Chonburi, Thailand. Nearby: Amata City Chonburi — 100 m; Mini Big C Amata — 250 m; Wat Si market — 850 m.

Who is the developer of Vay Amata?

The developer of Vay Amata is Sansiri.

Can a foreigner own an apartment in Vay Amata?

Yes, within the foreign quota: under the Condominium Act B.E. 2522 foreigners may hold up to 49% of a building's total saleable floor area, and the Land Office checks the ratio at the moment of transfer. How much of the quota Vay Amata has left is not published anywhere — ask the building's juristic person for a certificate before the deposit and again before the transfer.

Can Vay Amata be bought on a leasehold?

Beyond the 49% foreign quota apartments in Thailand are sold on a leasehold — a lease right of up to 30 years registered at the Land Office. Renewal is a clause in the contract, not a guarantee given by the law, and it is registered anew each time. Whether a leasehold is available in Vay Amata right now, and on what terms, is a question for the developer.

Do I have to come to Thailand for the deal?

Not necessarily: the transfer can be done by a representative under a power of attorney certified at a Thai consulate. Money for a foreign-quota purchase must arrive in Thailand in foreign currency through a Thai bank — the bank's certificate of that transfer is required at the Land Office (Condominium Act, section 19).

What is paid on top of the price of an apartment?

The transfer is paid for at the Land Office, and the building charges a common area fee monthly and a one-off sinking fund payment. The rates for Vay Amata are on this page where the developer publishes them; taxes and the transfer fee depend on the seller and on how long the unit has been owned.