2 Bed Apartment For Rent in Phrom Phong BR0231AP

Soi Methi Niwet, Khwaeng Khlong Tan, Khet Khlong Toei, 10110, Bangkok, Thailand

2 Bed Apartment For Rent in Phrom Phong BR0231AP

Soi Methi Niwet, Khwaeng Khlong Tan, Khet Khlong Toei, 10110, Bangkok, Thailand

This 2 bedroom, 2 bathroom Bangkok apartment is now available for rent at 75,000 Baht per month. There's a total of 90 sqm of usable space on a low level in Baan Pasamsan and is available on a fully furnished basis. Minimum rental is for 12 months and is suitable for company lease with a pet friendly policy in place. Baan Pasamsan is a freehold property located in Methi Niwet Khlong Toei Khlong Tan and is approximately 500m from Phrom Phong BTS station which is around a 7 minute walk away. Notable unit features include bathtub,air conditioning,water heater,cooker hob/hood and balcony The development also benefits from having a gymnasium/fitness room, swimming pool, CCTV and 24 hour security For more information or request a viewing , call the number provided or send a quick message via LineID: bangkokresidential.

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Gía: ฿75,000
giá m2: ฿833 / m2

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Phrom Phong

Phrom Phong is a commercially concentrated area that is popular with upscale citizens and foreigners with families. While more compact than others, Phrom Phong is filled with a mass of quality condominiums, hotels, restaurants and boutique shops reinforcing it as one of the most upscale and desired neighborhoods in Bangkok. The highlight of Phrom Phong is the EM District, made up of three world-class shopping malls, The Emporium, EM Quartier and EM Sphere, to be the new epic center of Bangkok. Next to it, is the Benjasiri Park, a prominent inner city park which offers an ample amount of activities and green rest stop for its urban visitors. There is a large expat presence in Phrom Phrong that reaps the conveniences and luxuries of the area. Popular amongst the expats are the Japanese who have built a large community observed by their many business signs and language schools.