Sky Walk is a condominium in the Phra Khanong district of Bangkok, Thailand, on Sukhumvit Road. The neighbourhood is also known as Ekkamai-Thonglor. It is a dense urban area with restaurants, cafes and everyday services close to the building. For buyers looking for an apartment in Bangkok to live in, this is a practical, well-connected part of the city with the usual city infrastructure close by.
The BTS Phra Khanong station is about 100 metres from the building, so the walk takes only a few minutes. Sukhumvit Road, one of the main roads of Bangkok, runs close by, so you can reach other districts by sky train or by car. For anyone commuting to work or school, this short distance to the station makes daily trips simpler and more predictable.
The project was completed in 2013 by the developer W-Property. The building has 50 floors and is the only building in the project, so it is one tall tower and not a group of several buildings. Because of its height, apartments on different levels have wide views over the city. The tower is one of the more noticeable high-rises in the area.
The building has parking, and some apartments are sold with a fixed parking space. Lifts give quick access to every floor, which matters in a building of 50 floors. This is a city residential tower where daily needs, from restaurants to transport, are within easy reach of the entrance and in the surrounding blocks.
One apartment is for sale now: 1 bedroom, 40 sq m, on the 10th floor, with a city view. It is fully furnished and equipped with appliances, so a buyer can move in without extra spending. The price is THB 6,500,000. The layout is practical, with a separate bedroom, a bathroom and a balcony from which the city skyline is visible.
The apartment is freehold, which means full ownership, and the foreign ownership quota is available. It is on a mid-level floor, quieter than the lower levels and close to the lifts. One fixed parking space is included with the apartment. There are many restaurants near the building, and the BTS station is 100 metres away, which is convenient for daily travel around Bangkok.
