Tristan Sukhumvit 39

Tristan Sukhumvit 39 stands in Phrom Phong, Bangkok, in a quiet residential part of Sukhumvit Soi 39. The district is known as a central business area, yet the street itself stays calm and private. Nearby you will find the EmQuartier and Emporium malls, Samitivej Sukhumvit Hospital, international schools and cafes. Everyday needs are covered within a short distance from the building, which suits families and working people alike.

Getting to the building is straightforward. BTS Phrom Phong station is close, so the elevated train connects you to other parts of Bangkok without a car. Sukhumvit Soi 39 links the residential pocket with the main road of the area. For those who drive, parking is available, and the malls and hospital are close by. The location works well for a family and for anyone who often works in central Bangkok.

Tristan Sukhumvit 39 was built by Esse Development and completed in 2009. It is a single building of 8 floors, a low-rise condominium of modest scale. The low height gives a calm atmosphere without the crowds and noise typical of high-rise complexes. The building serves a limited number of households, which sets it apart from large projects with several towers. It welcomes residents with pets.

The building allows pets, which makes it attractive for owners of dogs and cats. Apartments have balconies, and the layouts include separate rooms for household use, such as a storage room and a washing area. Spacious floor plans let a family live comfortably. The surrounding greenery and low-rise setting create a sense of privacy that is rare in a central Bangkok district.

One apartment is for sale now: 3 bedrooms, 153 sq m, on the 3rd floor. The windows face the city, a park and greenery. The apartment is partly furnished. The price is THB 13,500,000. The layout is spacious, with several balconies, a closed kitchen with a sliding door, a washing and service area and a separate storage room. For a family needing a lot of space in central Bangkok, this size is uncommon, especially in a low-rise building.

The apartment is sold as freehold, meaning full ownership. A foreign freehold quota is available, so a foreign buyer can register ownership in their own name. The apartment is currently rented out, which is worth considering when planning a move-in. The building accepts pets, so owners do not need to look for an alternative. Before buying, it is useful to visit the area and see the surroundings in person.