Let us take you on a journey through this remarkable 4-bedroom house in Chroy Changvar, Phnom Penh, designed and constructed with one thing in mind: to create indoor and outdoor spaces to thrill and serve a modern family in 2024 the best way possible.
Don’t be fooled by the external neutral colour scheme… this is undoubtedly a family home carefully designed for relaxing, entertaining and, most importantly, living in.
The large, flowing living room that connects with the front garden immediately welcomes you, inviting you past the bar and to a separate dining room/kitchen at the rear of the building with a separate laundry, guest bedroom/office and bathroom nearby.
A modern, styled staircase with a chill-out nook leads to the upper floor with a loft ‘rumpus’ or 2nd bedroom, a grand master bedroom with ensuite bathroom and the 4th bedroom, also with its own en-suite bathroom.
The master bedroom has a walk-in wardrobe, dressing area and luxurious bathroom with a bath and a large floor-to-ceiling window fills the space with gorgeous natural eastern light.
This magnificent villa will be a pleasure to come home to and suits a small-medium family or professional couple who love to entertain!
Being a prime location, the new owner can share the local advantages:
- Quality education (Norton Uni, Royal University of Fine Art, and AIS)
- Top medical facilities (Sunrise Japan and Calmette hospitals)
- Leisure options (Safari World, water parks, Sokha Hotel and more)
- Sporting venues (under construction for the 2023 SE Asian Games)
House features:
- Top security features throughout
- Large open-plan living areas with high ceilings
- Open plan dining and kitchen area with walk-in pantry
- Carefully planned direct & indirect natural light throughout
- Built in storage throughout
- Off street garage parking (1 car) with front courtyard for more
- Pleasant garden setting with enough room for a swimming pool
- Hard title
Original ID: CC.A6
Mekong River bridge connecting Phnom Penh
Areyksat is due for significant development as the South Korean government explores options for a Mekong River bridge connecting Phnom Penh to Kandal Province and the spin offs for Chroy Changvar are enormous as the city’s centre of gravity shifts eastwards.
Areyksat, on the eastern bank of the Mekong, is mooted to fall under the jurisdiction of Phnom Penh and will become a satellite city with shopping malls, residential, commercial, leisure and entertainment precincts.
Find out more about the proposed new bridge.
2024 opportunities (and challenges)
Recent times have presented significant global challenges and 2024 clearly has its own, though some commentators are suggesting it will bring both further challenges along with positive opportunities for Cambodia.
The property market faces an oversupply of projects, albeit within a macro environment of strong GDP growth and decreasing inflation with both Phnom Penh and Sihanoukville at the head of the pack. It is not surprising, therefore, that after years of hot growth, the residential sector finally encountered strong headwinds with a combination of intense competition and weak demand.
Yet, despite this doom and gloom, the government continues to invest in large infrastructure projects, along with an increased focus on agriculture, eco-tourism, and value-add manufacturing to help diversify the economy.
Capitalising on 2024’s economic landscape
