The Hudson Sathorn 7 stands in the Sathorn district of Bangkok, on Soi Sathorn 7. The area is also called Silom - Sathorn. International schools, hospitals, embassies, offices and everyday amenities are within walking distance or a short ride. For anyone working or studying in the central part of the city, this location means short daily trips and easy access to the business district.
Transport links are practical. BTS Chong Nonsi is 500 m away, and BRT Sathorn is also 500 m. MRT Lumphini is 1.3 km from the building. The Empire Tower retail zone is 350 m away, Central Silom Complex is 1.4 km, and ICONSIAM is 3.5 km by shuttle or a short drive. You can reach the main business and shopping areas without owning a car.
The project was completed in 2014 and consists of one building with 12 floors. It is a condominium, meaning individual apartments are owned separately inside a shared building. The low-rise format keeps the building quieter than the large towers typical for central Bangkok. With a single building in the project, the number of residents stays modest, which suits buyers who want calm surroundings close to the centre.
Parking is available for residents: one of the apartments comes with one fixed and one non-fixed parking spot. Apartments have kitchens with a full set of appliances, and the ceiling height in the apartment described is 2.7 m. Views from the apartments and terraces cover the city, a park and greenery. Hospitals are close by: BNH Hospital is 750 m away and Bangkok Christian Hospital is 2.1 km away.
Two apartments are for sale now, both with 3 bedrooms. Sizes range from 171 sq m to 318 sq m, on floors 5 to 11. One is fully furnished and the other is unfurnished. Views are city, park and greenery. The 171.44 sq m apartment has a large south-east facing terrace with partly blocked but green views, 3 bathrooms and an open kitchen. Prices run from THB 26,600,000 to THB 51,200,000.
Both apartments are freehold, which means full ownership without a land lease term. A foreign freehold quota is available in the building, which matters for overseas buyers. Practical points: the apartment with the terrace needs some renovation planning, and the terrace takes up a significant part of the total area. Distances to schools, hospitals and stations are fixed, so daily convenience is easy to judge before you decide.
