Maestro 39 stands in Phrom Phong, Bangkok, on Sukhumvit 39. It is a central residential address, and some of the apartments look out over park greenery as well as the city. For a buyer looking at property in Thailand, the location puts daily life in a well-placed part of Bangkok without a tall, crowded tower around the entrance.
The description of the project does not list specific stations or distances, so we stay with what is certain: the building is on Sukhumvit 39 in the Phrom Phong district. That address ties residents to one of the central streets of the city, and it defines how they move around Bangkok on a normal day.
Maestro 39 was built by Major Development and completed in 2015. The project is a single building of 8 floors, which makes it a low-rise condominium. In a part of the city where taller buildings are common, this means a more compact residence with fewer neighbours and fewer apartments per floor. The building is pet-friendly, which matters for owners with a dog or a cat.
For residents, the building provides car parking. It is arranged for permanent living, and the low-rise format suits buyers who want a quiet atmosphere inside the complex combined with a central address.
Two apartments are for sale now. Both have two bedrooms and a size of 63 to 64 sq m, both are on the 5th floor, and both are sold fully furnished. The views are of park greenery and the city. Prices run from THB 8,000,000 to THB 9,300,000. The apartments have an open kitchen with a full set of appliances, a balcony and two bathrooms, one of which has a bathtub.
Both apartments are freehold. A foreign freehold quota is available in the building, which matters for buyers who are not Thai citizens. Because the apartments are sold furnished and equipped, a buyer can move in after completing the purchase. The pet-friendly rules of the building are another practical point when choosing.
