Old house at a Lamai pond

The property is a cluster of four old Thai-style brick-and-stilt houses on the south-east coast of Koh Samui, set slightly back from a busy side street in . The compound's peculiarity is that the houses are only half-fenced-in — the back, Object #47662 side, is open. Yes, there are several ponds on that are slowly being filled in with construction rubbish, but this particular Object #47662 has been left alone. There is no direct access to it from the lot — you have to walk around the fence. The neighbouring houses are partly occupied by Thais and partly rented to foreigners. There is no rubbish bin, no path or shelter for vehicles. The territory around the houses is open. This is a very simple option for the money — what would buy you four days in a mid-range Samui hotel. The house itself was built long ago; from the photos it is clear that the owner has never heard of cosmetic repairs, but he does not reach for the stars either — the price is adequate for a house of this size and location. The interior is furnished with the necessities: gas stove, fridge, TV, air-conditioner — all vintage but working. Bars on the windows, hot water, an excellent computer desk, a kitchen bar counter. Overall, the house is spacious and bright. Suited to undemanding tenants for whom saving money is the top priority. Big windows, lots of light, very convenient infrastructure — effectively in the centre of .