XT Ekkamai Sukhumvit 63 is a condominium in Bangkok, in the Thonglor district, on Sukhumvit 63. The neighbourhood is also known as Ekkamai-Thonglor. The building stands in this part of the city and is one of the newer residential projects in the area. Apartments here are sold on the resale market, so these are completed homes that a buyer can move into without waiting for construction.
The address is Sukhumvit 63, Bangkok. This soi defines the location of the building and its place within the Ekkamai-Thonglor area. The description does not list particular stations or distances, so the address itself is the main reference point: Sukhumvit 63 in Thonglor. For a buyer, this means a location within an established residential part of Bangkok with the city's everyday infrastructure around it.
XT Ekkamai Sukhumvit 63 was developed by Sansiri and completed in 2020. The project consists of one building with 38 floors. It is a relatively recent construction for the district, and the high-rise format means apartments are spread across many floors with different views. With a single building, the project is compact and easy to understand in terms of layout and structure.
The condominium has residential facilities typical of a modern Bangkok project. Some apartments come with a fixed parking space. Units have their own balconies, and the kitchens are open-plan and equipped. For buyers who want a ready-to-live-in home, both apartments currently for sale are fully furnished, so you can move in right after the purchase is completed.
Two apartments are for sale now. Prices run from THB 4,790,000 to THB 9,490,000. Sizes range from 30 sq m to 47 sq m. One apartment has one bedroom and the other has two bedrooms. They are located on floors 8 to 33. The views are city and panoramic in one case, and city in the other. Both are fully furnished; there are no partly furnished or unfurnished options.
Both apartments are freehold, and there are no leasehold units among the current offers. For a buyer, freehold means full ownership of the property. One of the two apartments is offered under the Thai quota, which matters for foreign buyers choosing between them. Furnishing is included in both cases, while the set of electrical appliances differs from one apartment to the other, so each unit should be considered individually.
