Cozy studio for rent at CondoOne Thonglor Station (Sukhumvit 40)

**iampat** · 15th July 2010 00:05

Brand new fully furnished studio for practical living in prime Sukhumvit area.
Ready to move in. 30 sqm on 4th floor of a low-rise condominium (CondoOne by Plus property).
No blocked view. Quiet atmosphere. Windows facing South --> no direct sun all day long.

5 min walk to BTS Thonglor. Easy access to Rama IV and Sukhumvit. Not far from Major Ekamai / BigC Ekamai and the Emporium.

gym / parking / laundry / internet (ready) / cable TV (ready) / 24 hrs security
LCD TV / fridge / hob / microwave / water heater / solid wood furniture ... and more

Plus, as you are the first tenant, you get to choose bed size !!!

16,000 Bht/month
Pat : 08-6881-9203 or iameba @ yahoo (i am also a teacher

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Thank you.

**DJ Pat** · 15th July 2010 05:15

Originally Posted by iampat

Pat : 08-6881-9203

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**aging one** · 15th July 2010 08:13

that is freaking expensive. 30 sq met for 16,000

**tomcat** · 15th July 2010 08:29

...I live in the area and the rent sounds about right for a furnished rental in a new building...the problems will include noise and air pollution...

**iampat** · 15th July 2010 13:40

I'm sorry. I'm new. I didn't know that I wasn't supposed to give out phone number.

Entrance to the building is on Soi 40 about 60 meters from Sukhumvit Rd. And the room is on other side not close to the Soi. It is quiet.
Traffic flows quite ok in front of the building even in rush hours. Air pollution shouldn't be much. In addition, windows are not facing Sukhumvit Rd or Soi 40.

I'm sorry if the rent sounds very high. I will make it special for Ajarns, please negotiate.

I'm sorry if I'm not in the right place.

**DJ Pat** · 15th July 2010 18:22

Originally Posted by iampat

I will make it special for Ajarns

That location? 7800 a month MAX

**po3try** · 15th July 2010 18:48

Originally Posted by DJ Pat

That location? 7800 a month MAX

Brand new fully furnished, Windows facing South, 5 min walk to BTS Thonglor.

gym / parking / laundry / internet (ready) / cable TV (ready) / 24 hrs security, LCD TV / fridge / hob / microwave / water heater / solid wood furniture.

You wouldn't get half of that for 7800bht a month. Maybe out of most of our price range though.

**Hamster** · 15th July 2010 19:54

The right person might pay 16k for the unit, but it would unlikely be a teacher. It would be perfect for a short-term rental of 1-3 months for many longer-stay tourists. It is either too pricey or too small for most teachers IMO.

**Robin Friday** · 16th July 2010 15:41

Well, it depends where you work, how much you earn and how lazy you are. It's a decent price for a new gaff in that area. One stop down to Whoreland otherwise known as Phra Khanong gets you a studio for a shitload less though.

**tomcat** · 16th July 2010 15:46

...folks looking for Phra Khanong whores may not need (or want) all the extra amenities offered either...

**Robin Friday** · 16th July 2010 15:48

Indeed.

**DJ Pat** · 16th July 2010 19:14

Phra kanong is a ghetto.

**aging one** · 16th July 2010 19:23

Originally Posted by DJ Pat

Phra kanong is a ghetto.

But only a stop away. Remembers Wally's last place on Thong Lo, that was a ghetto as well.

**bet** · 16th July 2010 19:51

I used to live in that area years ago and paid 6.2K for a nice new place just off Sukhumvit road, next to the Colosseum. It was a great little pad, 24 square metres, and two minutes from the BTS. It's a great location, and nowadays commensurately expensive.

For what you get, in that location I reckon 16K is about right.