Uttaradit—a tranquil city that hides great potential beneath the golden soil of the lower Northern region. If you are looking for affordable land in Uttaradit with a Red Garuda Title Deed (Chanote), sold directly by the owner, whether for building a home, farming, or future investment, we at Baan Teedin Ra-Kah Took G2 (Affordable Home and Land G2) have you covered.
We offer both affordable subdivided plots and large prime parcels across several districts in Uttaradit province, with direct sales services from the company—no brokers involved.
Affordable Subdivided Plots in Uttaradit
Ideal for those planning to build a home or reside in the future.
Available in both urban communities and surrounding areas, such as Ban Dan Na Kham, Tha Sao, and Nam Ang.
Prime Full-Parcel Lots for Investment
Suitable for investors looking to establish warehouses, farms, or resorts in eco-tourism areas like Laplae District, which offers a great atmosphere and continuous tourism growth.
Agricultural / Natural View Land
Plots adjacent to canals or mountains, perfect for the Khok Nong Na model (integrated farming) or mixed agriculture.
Available in locations like Tron, Thong Saen Khan, and Nam Pat Districts.
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Mueang Uttaradit District: Near markets, schools, and essential amenities.
Laplae District: Scenic mountain views and fruit orchards, ideal for resorts or homestays.
Tron / Thong Saen Khan Districts: Prices are still low, suitable for long-term investment.
Nam Pat / Ban Khok / Fak Tha Districts: Natural zones, perfect for agricultural land and Khok Nong Na projects.
Uttaradit is often referred to as a "transit city" between the North and Central regions—but in the eyes of investors, it is a quietly growing city.
The development of the Double-Track Railway and the 4-lane road network passing through the province has led to land prices beginning to rise in several districts, including Mueang Uttaradit, Laplae, Thong Saen Khan, and Tron.
Market Data: Data from several real estate websites shows that the average starting price for land in and around the city is only 800 – 1,200 THB per square meter (or approximately 200,000–400,000 THB for a half-rai plot).
Undervalued Potential: Compared to nearby provinces like Phitsanulok and Phrae, the prices are clearly "below their true potential."
Always Verify the Title Deed
Choose land with a Red Garuda Title Deed (Chanote) to ensure the transaction is legally sound and ownership can be transferred immediately.
Check the City Planning Zone
Some areas in Uttaradit are designated as "Green Zones for Agriculture," which may not permit certain types of construction. Verify with the Provincial Public Works and Town Planning Office before signing a contract.
The Difference Between "Subdivided Land" and "Housing Development Land"
Subdivided Land: Sold by the owner dividing their own plot—ideal for those seeking a lower-than-market price.
Housing Development Land (Jad San): Has official project permits—comes at a higher price but offers more complete infrastructure systems.
The Importance of the Road Frontage
Land adjacent to asphalt or concrete roads often commands a 20–30% higher price, but it tends to be easier to resell in the long run.
The real estate website Baania indicates that the average appraised value of land in the urban area of Uttaradit is around 3,000–7,000 THB/sq.m.
Outer areas, such as Thong Saen Khan and Tron Districts, are priced at 1,000–2,500 THB/sq.m.
Recent Listings (October 2025 Data):
A 1-Rai plot in Laplae District listed for only 850,000 THB.
A 2-Rai undeveloped plot near a main road in Tron District listed for only 1.4 Million THB.
Subdivided plots of 100 square wah near the Uttaradit Municipal area start from just 250,000 THB.
This reflects that "land prices in Uttaradit are still highly accessible" for both buyers seeking residency and investors looking for long-term growth.