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Superyacht phuket | Megayachts phuket | New mega yacht marina phuket | TGR |
12th March 2008, 10:23 |
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TGR Group Asia are the developers behind Jumeirah Private Island Phuket, the region’s most exclusive project scheduled for completion in 2009/2010 and set to offer levels of luxury, privacy and security as yet unseen in Asia Pacific.
TGR Group Asia develops and markets award-winning luxury hotels and resorts in Phuket. The management team has over 120 years combined experience working with leading, global construction companies and a successful track record across three continents.
Jumeirah Private Island Phuket, or Barama Bay as it was then called, was discovered in 2005 during a visit to Thailand by TGR Group Asia’s Senior Managing Partner, Edward Powis. These private resorts will include superyacht phuket, super yacht marina phuket, megayachts phuket, super yachts phuket etc.
During initial feasibility studies Edward was introduced to Mr. Dilokpol Sundaravej (Tik), working at the time as country manager for Jones Lang LaSalle. It was a perfect partnership and so the platform was in place to initiate one of the most inspirational projects seen in Thailand and resort destinations worldwide, a private island off Phuket that offered the potential for privacy and security but also great accessibility, infrastructure and natural beauty. TGR group is committed to provide the world class mega yachts phuket, superyachts phuket, superyacht phuket, megayachts phuket, new mega yacht marina phuket etc.
Edward and Tik set about developing a vision and putting together a management team that would have the expertise to develop such a project. The team commissioned some of the world’s top contractors and professionals including; Baker Tilly Thailand, Bovis Lend Lease, Bishop International, Johnson, Stokes and Master, Connell Wagner, WATG, A49 Design, and Hirsch Bedner.
Like all members of the senior management team, Edward intends to live on the island once it is completed.
The invitation-only Jumeirah Yacht Club will feature a state-of-the-art clubhouse with luxury accommodation, super yacht marina phuket, super yachts phuket, superyacht marina phuket, superyacht phuket, superyachts phuket, spa, gym and restaurants and will be host to regular regattas and exclusive Black Tie functions. . For more information on superyacht phuket, megayachts phuket, super yacht marina phuket contact to:
Anthony Franklin, Partner & Marketing Director
T. + 66 (0) 81968 5352 anthony.franklin@tgr-asia.com.
More information can be found at: http://www.tgr-asia.com
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Jumeirah beach villas | Jumeirah Private Island | Private islands | Jumeirah Island |
12th March 2008, 10:21 |
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HONG KONG, 25th January 2008 - TGR Group Asia is the visionary developer behind Jumeirah Private Island Phuket, an 80 acre exclusive island resort which is scheduled for completion in late 2009/2010 and set to offer levels of luxury, privacy and security as yet unseen in Asia Pacific.
The private islands, set to be managed by Dubai based luxury international hospitality management group Jumeirah, is located less than 500 metres off Phuket in the Southern Gateway of Phang Nga Bay and will encompass exclusive residential villas, resort, super yacht marina and yacht club.
Jumeirah Private Island, Phuket will provide the ultimate lifestyle in sumptuous surroundings, housing 49 residential villas and 105 suite and pool villas set amongst tropical gardens and a 101 berth deep water marina.
Starting at US$2.8 million, 80% of the development has already been purchased by individuals looking to take up residence on the Jumeirah Private Island.
A number of the villas and their private surroundings can be customized according to the taste of the individual buyer. Buyers can specify a 40m infinity swimming pool, 200sqm master suite, cinema room, spa and sauna facilities, games room, wine and cigar room, study and library as well as many other benefits in the Phuket Island.
The Jumeirah beach villas have direct access onto the beach, with the sea view villas looking out onto scattered islands and the ocean and allow for beach access. All properties enjoy full access to a number of luxurious Jumeirah managed facilities including a super http://www.tgr-asia.com/jumeirah-private-island.php capable of accommodating yachts of up to 70m with 24-hour all-tide access. Facilities will include four restaurants and bars as well as extensive leisure and fitness facilities including a large free form swimming pool, tennis court and Jumeirah’s signature Talise Wellness Spa. In addition, the Jumeirah Private Island will offer a private yacht club, boutiques, a business centre and a library with dedicated reading room.
Jumeirah Private Island, Phuket island, will offer spectacular views of the limestone karsts of Phang Nga Bay to the north, views of the beaches of Ao Po Bay to the west and two 450 metre white sand beaches with views of both Naka Yai and Naka Noi.
The greatest care has been taken to protect the ecology of the island. Only 25% of the Jumeirah Island will be built on, an integrated rainwater collection scheme will be in operation, thermal insulation in all roof structures will reduce air conditioning energy consumption, double block cavity wall and double glazed windows and patio doors will encourage thermal efficiency.
The private islands resort can be reached by a seven minute helicopter ride or by a 15 minute car journey from Phuket International airport followed by a four minute private motor yacht ride. Transport on the island itself will be by electric car only.
Sales enquiries can be directed to Anthony Franklin, Partner & Marketing Director,
T. + 66 (0) 81968 5352/anthony.franklin@tgr-asia.com
More information can be found at www.tgr-asia.com
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