Athenee Residence

BTS Phloen Chit, about 200–300 m.

Completed in 2008 by TCC Capital Land: a single 41-storey tower with 219 units, on Soi Ruam Rudee.

฿60 per sqm per month, paid annually (as of October 2026).

No. The sinking fund is paid once, by the first owner at the original transfer; a resale buyer does not pay it again unless the juristic person passes a special resolution to collect more.

About 526 spaces, roughly 240% of the unit count.

There are no one-bedroom units; the building starts at two bedrooms · two-bedroom 92–190 sqm, mostly around 130 sqm · three-bedroom 170–224 sqm, mostly around 195 sqm · four-bedroom 198–300 sqm.

Two-bedroom: about ฿85,000 a month to rent, about ฿28.5 million to buy · three-bedroom: about ฿150,000 a month · four-bedroom: about ฿160,000 a month. (Median of listings in Eastblue's system as of October 2026; actual prices depend on floor, view and furnishing.)

No. The juristic person does not allow pets.

Under Thailand's Condominium Act, foreigners together may own up to 49% of a building's total unit area. The juristic person must certify that quota remains on the day of transfer, and the purchase money must be brought into Thailand from abroad in foreign currency.

No. Under Thai law, renting a room for less than 30 days at a time counts as a hotel business and needs a hotel licence, and the juristic person does not allow it; units can be let monthly or longer. Floors are locked by key card, entry uses face scanning, CCTV runs 24 hours, and breaches can lead to key-card privileges being withdrawn.

Executives, investors and larger families who want a quiet home. Not suited to anyone after a studio or one-bedroom, short-let investors or pet owners.