1 Sra Khai in Thailand

My sister in law is selling a large plot of land consisting of 72 Rai in total, situated approximately 12 kilometers from Nong Khai City centre. The property has all the required paperwork IE. Chanote / Title deeds etc. *72 Rai equates to (approximately); 28.46 Acres / 11.52 Hectares / 115, 200 Square Meters. The access roads to the property are mainly very good with just a small section of concrete road containing potholes before you get onto the good concrete road leading to the property entrance. *Of great importance is the fact that this land and the is not prone to flooding. Set in a beautiful and very private rural location yet not far from local villages or the main highways / Railway, the land is currently used for growing mainly Rubber trees of which there are several hundred that are being tapped. There is a Steel entrance gate (which is lockable) that opens onto a driveway leading up to a small dwelling / house. There is an Electricity supply and 3 water bores on the land, one of which has a surface mounted pump that supplies water to the House which is currently occupied but would be vacated on completion of purchase. The other two bores are in different locations around the land and designed for use with portable submersible pumps presumably for irrigation purposes. The house, approximately 8m x 8m in size, needs considerable renovation work but could be used as a temporary home in the event that someone wanted to build a new home on the land. There is a decent sized pond, a small stream and several really nice wooded areas which contain a lot of very mature trees. If the scrub between the trees was trimmed back these wooded areas would make a really nice natural feature. It’s difficult to show the true scale a 72 Rai plot from a few photo’s but there is a lot of potential here. It’s a great spot for a resort / Campsite targeted at those who like to get away from it all yet be within a 20 minute drive of the city or you could simply farm the land in between the Rubber plantations. The land isn’t fenced all the way around but the boundaries are clearly marked on the Chanote / title deeds.