This property is in the Doi Hang area, just a few kilometres past the Mae Fah Luang Museum and Cultural Park and 3 km from the main road. The entrance is similar to a plantation with a long driveway lined with mature trees and a large plot in front of the house for growing crops. The property consists of a few slopes of varying degrees, a small pond at the bottom of one of the slopes, 500-plus mature rubber trees which are 6 years old and are already being harvested, and very nice views all around of Doi Hang and the Boonrawd plantation across from the unpaved road.

In addition to being an attractively priced piece of land, there is also a 2-storey, 100 sq m  home referred to as a garden house and consisting of 2 bedrooms and 1 bathroom, with an outside Thai-style kitchen and is currently being used by the staff who take care of the property. The house would require extensive work to be used as a residence but has a charming style nonetheless. This property is well-priced, has very good potential for residential or commercial use, or a combination of both.

The title is Chanot Lung Daeng 2558, meaning that it becomes a full Chanot in June 2015.