From a former Owner — “The Smartest Move I Ever Made”

I didn’t expect to fall in love with a condo on the third floor. I was looking higher — literally. I thought I needed a view. Something elevated. But what I got instead was peace, and a slice of Bangkok that felt more grounded, more livable, and far more human than I ever expected.

I had seen a dozen units before this one, all too tight, too clinical, or too noisy. When I walked into this one, something felt different. It was bigger, even though the square meters said otherwise. The renovations had opened up the space. Both bedrooms felt generous, and the natural light made everything glow slightly in the afternoons.

I remember the first night I spent here. I had just finished unpacking. I sat on the sofa, AC running quietly, city outside muted behind the glass, and I just… exhaled. That moment stayed with me. I didn’t feel boxed in. I felt like I had space — to breathe, to stretch, to reset.

I used to start my mornings walking down the garden paths of the compound, coffee in hand, nodding at familiar faces. Lumpini Ville is like a mini village. People know each other here. There’s always someone on their balcony watering plants. Kids playing in the common areas. It felt safe. It felt warm.

Work was hectic, but living here made it manageable. I could grab groceries at Big C, jump on the BTS at On Nut, or get a Grab out to Ekkamai in minutes. And yet, when I came back at night, I had none of the city’s buzz in my ears. Just stillness.

The condo itself was a sanctuary. The air-con was efficient, the layout made sense, and the new appliances made life smooth. I never had to fight with my space — it just worked. A place like that gives you room to grow.

Eventually, life pulled me into a new direction, and I knew it was time to pass this place on. But I renovated it to last — not for resale, but because I cared about comfort. Whoever lives here next will get to step into something fully finished, fully functional, and already filled with good energy.

This unit gave me more than I expected. I hope it does the same for you.

— A.

“The Village Within the City”

I’m not a skyscraper. I don’t scrape the sky or glitter at night.
But I’ve been home to thousands, and the look of my exterior is stylish, proud, modern and clean.  I wear my lines well.

I’m Lumpini Ville Sukhumvit 77 — a quiet cluster of low-rise buildings tucked off the main road, just enough to mute the noise and preserve the morning birdsong. I’m not about showing off. I’m about showing up — for families, for professionals, for those who want Bangkok without losing themselves in it.

The unit now for sale? I remember the day it was transformed. The walls pushed out, the light let in. It was reborn with care. The owner was particular. Every new appliance chosen with purpose, every finish handled thoughtfully. I watched that unit become a refuge. I watched it become a life.

Around me, the city moves fast. The BTS whooshes by, malls rise, old markets shift. But here within my gates, time slows. I’ve got shaded walkways that know the sound of flip-flops in the morning. Trees that have seen school uniforms grow into business suits. Grandparents on benches. New couples picking up dinner from the restaurant downstairs.

I’ve kept the lights on through blackouts. My gym wakes early and sleeps late. My sauna eases tired muscles. My pool has caught laughter, stress, and the kind of silence that only floats. I’ve got a 7-Eleven when you forget the milk, and a security team that nods at every license plate.

I’m not shiny. But I’m strong. And I’ve held people through the seasons of their lives.

This third-floor unit? It’s special. It’s tucked just right — close enough to the elevator, but far from noise. Cool in the mornings, warm in the afternoons. Always quiet. It’s the kind of space that heals.

If you’re looking for glamour, I may not impress at first glance. But if you want real life — comfort, safety, community — then I might just be your next chapter.

Come walk through my garden paths. Take your shoes off inside the unit. Breathe.

I’ve been waiting.

— Lumpini Ville Sukhumvit 77