Choose the pool experience that fits your home.
THE TAKEAWAY
A private pool changes how a residence can be used, bringing outdoor time closer to the living room. At The Element, the published offering includes one-bedroom, two-bedroom and master-penthouse categories with private pools. The right choice depends on how you want to live, not simply on selecting the largest floor area.
Understand the three categories
The official website lists Type C as a one-bedroom residence with private pool at 74.15–92.61 sq.m., Type D as two bedrooms with private pool at 124.74 sq.m., and Type E as a two-bedroom master penthouse with private pool at 168.61 sq.m. Confirm the precise plan and what is included in the stated area for your shortlisted unit.
Read indoor and outdoor space separately
Total area is only the beginning. Compare the room dimensions, circulation, terrace and water area rather than assuming every square metre serves the same purpose. Draw in the furniture you would use and leave enough room to move around it. A pool should complement your living space rather than crowd out the seating or storage you need.
Test private pool privacy and exposure
Ask which direction the terrace faces, how much shade it receives and whether neighbouring windows overlook it. Check the actual floor and orientation. General renderings help communicate the design, but they cannot establish privacy, sunlight or the final outlook for every available residence.
Clarify maintenance before you buy
Find out who services the pool, how often, how equipment can be accessed and what the service costs. Ask about electricity, water, filtration, waterproofing and responsibility for leaks. Condominium management does not automatically mean private-pool servicing is included in the common-area fee.
Consider use while you are away
If the property is a second home, decide who will inspect the residence between stays. Include pool care and access arrangements in that plan. If rental use is intended, confirm permissions and operating rules and use relevant comparable income evidence; a pool does not guarantee a rental premium or net return.
Bring specific questions to the viewing
Request the latest plan, pool dimensions, depth, finish schedule and warranties. Discuss access for children or guests and any permitted safety measures. Then compare the complete price and recurring costs with a residence without a private pool. That comparison makes the lifestyle benefit easier to evaluate on your own terms.
Common questions
Which types have private pools?
The published categories are Types C, D and E. Confirm availability and the current specification for the exact unit.
Is servicing included in the common fee?
The public overview does not establish that. Request a written breakdown of pool maintenance responsibilities and charges.
Will the largest unit have the largest pool?
Do not assume so. Compare the dimensions on each specific plan.
In short: a private pool suits buyers who will use it and plan for its upkeep. Compare the three private pool categories by space, privacy and running costs before choosing. For official provincial information, see the Phuket Province website.
Related reading: What Does “Quiet Elegance” Mean? Inside The Element’s Design Philosophy and Condo vs. Villa in Kamala: Which Fits Your Phuket Investment Goals?.
Explore your options at The Element
Ask The Element team about the current plans, availability and details relevant to your visit.
Sources & further reading. The Element — official project information.
Project information and references reviewed on 15 October 2026. Published areas and travel times are indicative; request current unit-specific plans, terms and availability.
