The Monument Thong Lo Sukhumvit 55 stands in Bangkok's Thonglor district, on Sukhumvit 55. The neighbourhood is also known as Phetchaburi. The building sits in one of the city's sought-after residential areas, where a busy urban setting meets a calmer, family-friendly atmosphere. For a buyer, it is an address with a clear reputation and a well-developed surrounding area that shapes daily life.
Access to the building is via Sukhumvit 55, with easy connection to Phetchaburi Road. This link makes it simple to reach other parts of Bangkok by car. For residents who drive, the apartment now on sale comes with two non-fixed parking spaces. We keep to what is known about streets and approach roads and do not add distances to stations or other places.
The Monument Thong Lo was developed by Sansiri and completed in 2019. It is a condominium of one building with 45 floors. Being relatively new, it offers a modern building for a buyer on the resale market. The project is positioned as a high-end residence, and the reputation of the developer, Sansiri, is part of its character.
Among the features of the complex, pets are welcome, a practical point for animal owners. Apartments in the building include elements such as a private lift in some units, a storage room and a maid's room in some layouts. Parking is provided for cars. We do not extend the list of shared facilities beyond what is described here.
One apartment is on sale now: two bedrooms, 125 sq m, on the 15th floor. It is fully furnished, with views of the city, the park and greenery. The price is THB 39,500,000. The layout includes a large living room, a big balcony, and a kitchen with a full set of appliances. For a family, this size offers enough room for comfortable living.
The apartment is sold as freehold. A foreign freehold quota is available in the building, which matters for buyers who are not Thai citizens. A practical point for the buyer: the apartment is fully furnished, so you can move in without extra spending on furniture and appliances. Parking for two cars and the pet-friendly policy complete the picture.
