Baan Sathorn Chaopraya River-Side is located in Bangkok's Riverside district, also called Khlong San. The building faces the Chao Phraya river, and from its upper floors residents look over both the water and the city. It appeals to buyers who want a riverside address while remaining within the capital.
Access is straightforward. King Taksin Bridge is close, and BTS Krung Thon Buri station is in the neighbourhood. This keeps the workplace, the city centre and other districts of Bangkok within reach without lengthy transfers. The bridge also serves as a clear landmark for the address, and from some apartments both bridge and river are visible.
The condominium was completed in 2005. It is the only building in the project and has 37 floors. It is well maintained, and its age is not apparent in its condition. A single building means one entrance, one grounds and a clear scale, without separate blocks to navigate.
Several apartments in the building offer high ceilings, generous living rooms, open kitchens with a full set of appliances and balconies. Some units on higher floors have a wide river view, and the sunset over the water is a feature owners appreciate. These elements distinguish the building from an ordinary city condominium.
One apartment is currently for sale: 1 bedroom, 60 sq m, on the 29th floor. It looks over the city and the river and is sold fully furnished. The price is THB 5,800,000. It suits a buyer seeking a compact layout on a high floor with two outlooks, the river and the city skyline.
The apartment is freehold. The building holds a foreign freehold quota, so a foreign buyer can register ownership within it. Full furnishing allows an immediate move-in without additional fit-out costs. The high floor and river outlook make the apartment practical for year-round living or for regular stays in Bangkok.
