Supreme Place stands in the Lumpini district of Bangkok, in the area also known as Silom - Sathorn. It is a residential condominium where apartments are offered on the resale market. The area suits buyers who want a city location close to the business centre but with a calmer atmosphere than the busiest parts of the capital.
Access to the building follows from its position in Silom - Sathorn. We do not list specific stations, roads or distances, so we give no figures here. What matters is that the building sits in an area seen as part of the central business and residential zone of Bangkok, which shapes the daily routes of residents.
The condominium was developed by Supreme Team and completed in 1997. The project has one building of 8 floors. The low height gives the house a quiet character: it is a compact residential block rather than a large tower, with fewer neighbours per floor and less pressure on shared areas. The age of the building is worth keeping in mind when assessing common areas and technical systems.
We do not describe the shared facilities and services of the building, so we do not mention a pool, gym or similar amenities. What we can say concerns the apartment itself: it comes with a parking space, which is a practical advantage for car owners in central Bangkok. The low height of the building also makes daily entry and exit simple.
One apartment is for sale now: a 2-bedroom unit of 98 sq m on the 5th floor. The views are of the city, a park and greenery. It is partly furnished. The price is THB 9,490,000. The 98 sq m layout suits buyers who want large rooms and room for a family or a home office.
Ownership is freehold, meaning full ownership with no fixed term. For a foreign buyer this is an important point, as it allows the title to be registered in their own name. The documented area includes the parking space, which is worth remembering when comparing the price per square metre with other offers. For long-term residents, the combination of a spacious layout, freehold title and a quiet area is the main appeal.
