Klass is a condominium in Bangkok, in the Ploenchit-Chidlom district, an area that is also known by the neighbourhood name Langsuan. This is a central part of the city, where residential buildings sit close to business streets and shopping areas. The location suits buyers who want to live in the middle of Bangkok and keep daily errands and commuting simple.
The nearest station is BTS Chit Lom, 0.3 km from the building. That distance means the station can be reached on foot in a short time. The BTS line gives residents access to the elevated rail network of Bangkok, which connects the area with other shopping and business districts of the city, so a car is not required for everyday trips.
Klass was completed in 2015 by the developer Langsuan Property. The project consists of one building with 8 floors, so it is a low-rise condominium and not a high-rise tower. A single building of moderate height gives the project a quieter and more compact character than many large complexes in the centre of Bangkok. The building is now more than ten years old.
Residents have a swimming pool, a gym and 24-hour security. The pool is part of the shared area of the building, and some apartments on the lower floors look out onto it. The gym allows residents to exercise without leaving the building, and round-the-clock security covers the property and its residents at any time of day or night.
One apartment is for sale now. It has 2 bedrooms, a living area of 75 sq m, and is located on the 3rd floor. It is fully furnished and has a pool view. The price is THB 20,000,000. Two bedrooms make the layout suitable for a family or for a buyer who needs a guest room or a home office, and the third-floor position gives a direct view of the pool area.
Ownership of the apartment is leasehold, which means the buyer holds the right to use the property for a fixed term rather than owning the land outright. This is worth keeping in mind when planning the purchase and the length of ownership. The apartment is sold fully furnished, so a buyer does not need to arrange furniture separately, and the lease terms should be reviewed during the purchase process.
