Tidy one bedroom Condo available for sale in Jomtien, within easy reach of the Beach and restaurants.
Take advantage of the 5km newly upgraded beachfront with the many convenience stores and restaurants.
Close to the Buss Terminal and the famous Theprasit night market as well as Lotus Supermarkets and the Outlet Mall on Theprasit Road.
Jomtien
Nestled a short distance from Central Pattaya and offering a slightly slower pace of life within a busy seaside resort, Jomtien offers a wide variety of restaurants and bars as well as amenities such as Pharmacies, Health Massages, Local convenience stores, fully stocked Supermarkets such as: Food Mart, Makro, Tesco and Lotus as well as fruit markets either next to Rompho Market or Thepprasit Road.
International standard medical facilities are in abundance including : The Bangkok Hospital Pattaya, Pattaya Memorial Hospital, Pattaya International Hospital and many more not to mention the wealth of International standard dental services.
Jomtien includes the longest Beach in the area stretching for 6k with wide expanses of sand to soak up the sun whist experiencing the ocean panorama or partaking in the many beach sports available. Many areas offer covered beds to relax whist keeping cool out of the sun.
A large night Market along the beach front allows you to parous at your hearts content after a Thai dining experience in one of the many options, weathers it be the street vendors, open air dining or designated restaurants along the beach front or in its side streets.
A popular hangout is Rompho Market offering many eight ball pool options for those keen to pit their skills against the other customers, many with live bands.
Entertainment
Pattaya and its surroundings offer many attractions to explore such as the Beaches in Pattaya or Jomtien recently upgraded to include a promenade along the 3 k in Pattaya and the 6k in Jomtien allowing wide beaches to relax and soak up the view.
Whether it’s the Elephant Sanctuary, World famous floating Market, Breathtaking Sanctuary of Truth, Ramayana Water Park, Big Buddha Temple, Mini Siam, Island of Karn Larn or the extensive shopping at Central Festival Shopping Mall and Terminal 21 as well as many night Markets in Pattaya and Jomtien or indeed the famous nightlife for sure you will find something of interest.
Experience the many roof top bars, sipping a cocktail whilst observing the sunset in the distance. Over The Moon or Skybar are amongst the many available.
Relax by the sea in the many options along Pratemnak hill be it: The Oxygen Beachfront Oasis, The Sky Gallery, The Lunar Beach House or the world-famous Cabbages and Condoms
Highly recommended for any art lover is the many opportunities to survey the Art on Thap Phraya, many of the artist would be willing to paint a unique piece just for you.
Transport
Pattaya lies within 90 minutes from Bangkok Suvarnabhumi Airport by car and is serviced by a bus direct to Pattaya Bus Terminals in North Pattaya or Jomtien Bus Station. There is also a train service from Bangkok station which is express during weekends.
Thailand has a number of Airports that offer access to Pattaya : Suvarnabhumi Airport (BKK) 90 min from Pattaya by car, Don Mueang International Airport (DMK) 2 hrs by car and U-Tapao International Airport (UTP) 40 minutes by car to Pattaya and 35 minutes to Jomtien.
Economy
The consensus view in 2026 is that Thailand will probably experience modest national GDP growth of around 2–3% annually over the next few years. However, the more optimistic forecasts argue that several structural trends could lift growth higher.
For someone investing specifically in Pattaya, these local drivers may be more important than Thailand’s national GDP figures.
Tourism has become a major growth engine again and remains one of Thailand’s strongest sectors as the Thai government continues to target higher-spending visitors rather than simply increasing visitor numbers. The strategy includes a move towards Luxury Tourism, Medical Tourism, Conferences, Long Stay Retirees and Digital Nomads with the World Bank noting that tourism remains one of Thailand’s comparative advantages whilst manufacturing is shifting towards higher value industries like electric cars, AI, batteries, semiconductors, logistics and advanced electronics with the Bank of Thailand forecasting technology related investments to be important drivers of future growth.
One of the strongest optimistic arguments is foreign direct investment (FDI) from Japan, China, Taiwan, South Korea and Europe especially in the Eastern Economic Corridor around Pattaya.
Pattaya benefits from trends that differ from much of Thailand and is arguably Pattaya’s biggest long-term advantage being able to take advantage of the many projects active and planned soon such as the expansion of U-Tapao Airport, Highway upgrades, Cruise terminals and the fast train rail linking Bangkok, Suvarnabhumi, Don Mueang and Pattaya.