Stunning Wooden Villa for sale in Koh Dach (Silk Island) – Just $210/m² (Negotiable)

Urgent Land Sale at ONLY$210/m2(negotiable) prime location Koh Dach Chrouy Changva

Probably your best land opportunity as we run an urgent sale at the BEST price in the area! Our land offers a spacious area of 1416.45m² (10.65x133m in a neat square shape) presenting an excellent investment prospect with the under-construction ring road No.3 only a few steps away!

With a hard title status, the transaction process is hassle-free and secure. This land boasts a strategic location, sitting at a newly built road surrounded by various island resorts, state schools, referral hospitals, and the upper Mekong River. Additionally, the land comes with a lovely villa in the Khmer style designed and built by ourselves which can be your perfect weekend destination while waiting for the land to appreciate in value.

The land was fully elevated while we bought it and is well-suited for residential, building construction, or any investment endeavors.

The house is a villa rustica in the Khmer style designed and built by expatriates Haijun and Carrie as their weekend home and permanent residence of their three dogs.Set in the shrubs of idyllic Mekong island Koh Dach, northern Phnom Penh, the villa is two storeys high, the first floor of modern concrete work and the second of hardwood. Traditional Khmer wood architecture was studied and master carpenters were consulted to enable the making of the upper floor which is purely structured of reclaimed wood retrieved from older houses. In the end, five civilian Khmer houses were expensed.

To facilitate the old style with convenience, modern plumbing and cooking functions were added in. The villa is of two bedrooms, two bathrooms, one kitchen/living room and a sizable study with shutter windows and top-to-bottom glass. The neighbourhood is friendly. Palm trees, birds and squirrels are the daily company. Outside the property, markets and local resorts with restaurants are easily reached by bicycle rides.

Koh Dach, translated Silk Island, has been the traditional venue of nourishing for the Khmer silk worm due to the island’s relatively mild climate and primitive rural environment. The average family often owns a manual weaving machine and men and women are still seen pedalling it to weave, distancing their insula from the vibrant booming city that is merely a river’s width away.