Ashton Silom, an ultra luxury condominium is located in Silom Road, the “Wall Street” of Bangkok, a prime CBD spot and an area that will continue to fetch the highest appraisal value.Ashton Silom, a 48-Storey skyscraper seeks to redefine ultimate luxury with it’s unique innovative vertical interlocking architectural design that boost ultra generous space and living volume with a rare 3.6m high ceiling for 2 Bedroom units and maximised window area in all units that offer breathtaking panoramic view of Bangkok City .Comprising only 428 exclusive residential units available in 1 Bedroom (31 sqm – 48 sqm) and 2 Bedroom (71 sqm to 86 sqm), Ashton Silom, the ONE-AND-ONLY new luxury Condo on main Silom Road in the last 15 years, is designed and built for the sophisticated you. Typical 1 bedroom apartment units still get to enjoy a high ceiling of up to 3.2m, redefining ultmate luxury living.Ashton boasts attractive lifestyle facilities such as the alfresco living plaza or lobby lounge, garden and sunken seating on the ground floor; the swimming pool, children’s pool, jacuzzi, fitness room, private fitness room, steam rooms, sauna room, massage room, library, cinema room, business lounge, Onsen on 34th floor and the 360-degree floating sky deck on the 35th floor; an infinity-edge pool at 36th floor and a social club & wine bar, and outdoor lounge with garden on the 46th and 48th floors. Serving all lifestyle needs -Revitalization, Rejuvenation, Chillaxing, Private Parties...
Silom has the advantage of access to two mass transit systems: the Skytrain, with stations at both Sala Daeng and Chong Nonsi in the neighbourhood, and the subway, which has a Silom station at the mouth of the soi. This makes it relatively easy to get anywhere needed in Bangkok, plus there are all the normal options of bus, motosai and taxi.
This neighbourhood is part of a large business district, and most folks that live here do so because they also work in the area. Most of the office buildings are on the first half of the soi, which is bisected by Narathiwas Road. This first half also has plenty of retail, with a handful of malls and scads of street vendors. On Sundays the government closes the road off to vehicles and Silom becomes a walking street filled with food, clothes and goodies.
