Le Premier 2 Sukhumvit 59 stands in Bangkok's Ekkamai district, an area also known as Ekkamai-Thonglor. It sits on a quiet residential street off Sukhumvit, close to Thonglor. The location is central, yet the street itself is calm, which suits buyers who want to live in the middle of the city without constant traffic noise outside the door.
The BTS Thonglor station is about 600 m from the building, which is a walkable distance. The station links the area with the rest of Bangkok's elevated rail network and makes daily trips to work, study and errands much easier. Sukhumvit, one of the main roads of the city, is close by, so reaching other districts by car or taxi is also straightforward.
The condominium was built by the developer Le Premier and completed in 1998. The project has one building with 21 floors. It is a small, low-density development with only 83 apartments, so the building feels quiet and uncrowded. It is an established residential address with its own settled character rather than a large mixed-use complex.
Residents have a swimming pool, a fitness centre and a garden area. The building has 24-hour security with CCTV, a lobby and a reception desk. Parking is available, and some apartments come with a fixed parking space. This set of facilities is designed for everyday family life and does not overload the building with unnecessary extras.
Two apartments are for sale now. One has 2 bedrooms and the other has 3 bedrooms, and both measure 123 sq m. They are located on floors 8 to 15 and have city views. One is fully furnished and the other is partly furnished. Prices range from THB 9,500,000 to THB 13,000,000. The layouts are spacious, with several bathrooms.
Both apartments are freehold, which means full ownership without a time limit. For foreign buyers this is a significant advantage because it simplifies long-term ownership. The low density, with 83 apartments in the whole project, keeps the atmosphere calm, and the position near BTS Thonglor makes the apartments practical for permanent living in Ekkamai.
