Baan Sathorn Chaopraya River-Side is in Bangkok, in the Riverside district, also known as Khlong San. The building stands on the Chao Phraya river, and upper floors look out over the water and the city. It suits buyers who want a riverside address that is still inside the city.
Getting to the building is simple. King Taksin Bridge is close by, and BTS Krung Thon Buri station is nearby. That means work, the city centre and other parts of Bangkok are reachable without long connections. The bridge is also a clear landmark for the location, and from some apartments both the bridge and the river can be seen.
The condominium was completed in 2005. It is a single building in the project with 37 floors. It is well maintained, and its age does not show in its upkeep. One building means one entrance, one territory and a clear scale, with no scattered blocks to deal with.
Some apartments in the building have high ceilings, large living rooms, open kitchens with a full set of appliances and balconies. Some higher-floor units get a wide river view, and the sunset over the water is a feature that owners value. These details set the building apart from a standard city condominium.
One apartment is for sale now: 1 bedroom, 60 sq m, on the 29th floor. It has views of the city and the river and is sold fully furnished. The price is THB 5,800,000. It suits a buyer who wants a compact layout on a high floor with two views, the river and the city skyline.
The apartment is freehold. The building has a foreign freehold quota, so a foreign buyer can register ownership within that quota. Full furnishing means you can move in without extra setup costs. The high floor and river outlook make the apartment practical both for living in Bangkok and for staying there part of the year.
