Plus 67 is a condominium in Bangkok, in the Phra Khanong district, on Sukhumvit 67. The neighbourhood is also known as Ekkamai-Thonglor. The building stands in an urban setting close to the busy Sukhumvit corridor, while the residential side remains calmer than the main road itself. For buyers who want city life without living right on a main road, this location is practical: the main city directions are close, and the building sits back from the noise.
Getting to the building is simple. Phra Khanong BTS station is nearby, so work, other districts and leisure spots are easy to reach by Skytrain. The Sukhumvit corridor is close, so travel by car is also straightforward. A location near a rail line is valued both by people who live in the apartment full time and by those who come to Bangkok for part of the year.
Plus 67 was built by Sansiri and completed in 2004. It is one building of nine floors, a fairly small project rather than a large residential complex. This format usually means fewer neighbours, a quiet atmosphere and a clear organisation of the building. Nine floors give enough height difference for apartments on the middle and upper levels to get good views and open air.
In character, Plus 67 is a compact city condominium. With a single building, there are no separate towers or sections, and residents share one entrance and the common areas. It suits buyers who value compact size, predictability and a location near the station, rather than the scale of a large development with its own wide range of amenities.
Two apartments are for sale now. Both are on the 7th floor, both unfurnished, with areas from 33 to 48 sq m. One is a studio of 33 sq m and the other is a one-bedroom apartment of 48 sq m. The views are over the city, a park and greenery, and the windows face north-east. Prices range from THB 2,475,000 to THB 3,616,500. Both are sold unfurnished, so the interior can be put together to your own taste.
Both apartments are freehold, so ownership is not limited by a lease term. For foreign buyers this matters: a foreign freehold quota is available for both apartments. Since the apartments are unfurnished, a furnishing budget should be planned. In addition, each of the two apartments has a neighbouring unit, and combining with the adjacent unit to create a larger footprint is an option worth considering.
