Hermon vs Eden: Which Goshen Lake Home is Right for You?
- Goshen Admin

- Nov 25, 2025
- 2 min read
Updated: Jan 14
Choose Your Perfect Home in Thailand’s First Christian Estate

You’ve decided Goshen Lake — Thailand’s First Christian Estate — is your future sanctuary. Now comes the exciting part: Eden or Hermon?
Both are beautifully designed, fully finished homes in the heart of Phang Nga, surrounded by Discover Church, daily worship, and a growing Christian community. Here’s a clear side-by-side comparison with direct links so you can see everything yourself.
Hermon vs Eden — Quick Comparison
Feature | Eden (Type B) | Hermon (Type A) |
Bedrooms | 3 | 4 |
Bathrooms | 3 | 5 |
Living Area | 180–200 m² | 250–280 m² |
Land Plot | 400–600 m² | 600–800 m² |
Style | Modern tropical, single-storey | Grand 2-storey with balcony |
Best For | Couples, small families, retirees | Large or multi-generational families |
Price Range (2025) | USD 150,000 – 190,000 | USD 245,000 – 255,000 |
See Full Details |
Explore Eden & Hermon homes at GoshenLake.org.
Eden — Peaceful & Compact Living
Perfect for couples, empty-nesters, or retirees who want simplicity and low maintenance.Everything on one level — no stairs.
→ See photos & floor plan: Eden Home Page
Hermon — Spacious Family Living
Perfect for families with children, grandparents, or those who love to host.Signature 2-storey design with master suite balcony and extra rooms for office or prayer.
→ See photos & floor plan: Hermon Home Page
Join Thailand’s First Christian Estate at GoshenLake.org/about.
Final Thoughts
Both Eden and Hermon are built to the same high standard and fully finished. The only question is: How much space does your family need today — and tomorrow?
With Discover Church construction underway and the new airport coming in 2027, these prices won’t last.
Reserve your Eden or Hermon home today → GoshenLake.org
Be Part of the Mission
Be part of Thailand’s First Christian Estate and Discover Church’s first overseas campus! Contact us at GoshenLake.org.




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