Siamese Gioia Sukhumvit 31 is located in Bangkok's Phetchaburi district, in the neighbourhood also called Asoke. The address lies on Sukhumvit 31, one of the established residential stretches of central Bangkok, within the corridor often referred to as Japanese Town. The surroundings are urban, yet the building keeps the calm, residential character that comes with a low-rise complex.
Public transport is accessible: the BTS and MRT stations are 1.70 km from the building. This distance suits residents who prefer to move around Bangkok without a car and make use of the metro and the elevated train. Sukhumvit, the area's main road, is nearby, which makes everyday journeys across the city centre simple to organise and predictable.
The condominium was developed by Siam Sindhorn Co and completed in 2010. The project comprises two buildings of 7 floors each. It is a low-rise development with modest density, and its courtyard and pool contribute to a sense of privacy. As the building has been occupied for some years, prospective buyers can assess its condition in person before reaching a decision.
Facilities include an infinity swimming pool and a fitness centre, while 24-hour security looks after residents. The pool is visible from some of the apartments, which stands out among the features of the complex. Daily needs are well served: residents can exercise without leaving the premises and spend time by the water whenever they wish.
Two one-bedroom apartments are currently for sale. They range from 42 sq m to 49 sq m and are situated on floors 4 and 5. Their windows overlook park greenery and the pool. Both are offered fully furnished. Prices run from THB 4,300,000 to THB 5,000,000. A one-bedroom layout is well suited to one or two occupants living in the apartment.
Both apartments are freehold, so ownership is not limited in time. The building provides a foreign quota for freehold, which is relevant for international buyers. With complete furnishing in place, the apartment is ready to move into without further setup. Buyers should also note the 1.70 km distance to the stations and plan how they will cover it.
