From a Former Owner ... "108 sqm of Unexpected Stillness"

When I first stepped into this apartment, it was mid-afternoon. The light had a way of sliding across the marble tiles that made everything shimmer slightly — like the city was gifting me a moment. I hadn’t planned on buying that day, but I sat down on the couch the agent pointed to, looked out at the skyline framed by those big windows, and felt something loosen in my chest. A sense of stillness. A sense of yes.

I’d lived all over Bangkok. Narrow sois in Thonglor. Loud shared buildings in Ladprao. A brief affair with a rooftop unit in Sathorn that rattled with every monsoon. But this? This unit in PG Rama IX gave me something else entirely. Space. Light. Perspective. It wasn’t just the size — though 108 square meters in this part of town feels like a luxury. It was the balance. The separation of bedrooms without losing intimacy. The materials that felt cool underfoot after long days. The way the air conditioning kicked in just right. The marble. The city views.

Over the five years I lived here, my rhythms changed. I stopped ordering delivery as much and started going downstairs to pick up food — street-side noodles, grilled chicken skewers, mango and sticky rice — chatting with the vendors like they were neighbors. I started walking to the MRT instead of driving. On some mornings, I’d even jog down Rama IX Road, headphones in, dodging traffic and soaking in the pulse of it all.

This condo carried me through quiet Sunday mornings with books and coffee, and through bustling Friday nights hosting friends before we ventured out to Huai Khwang’s night scene. I loved that even though we were in the heart of the city, the unit always felt silent — like the windows kept just enough of Bangkok’s buzz at bay, while still reminding you it was there.

There were phases. A year of plants on the balcony. A six-month attempt at sourdough in the modern, compact kitchen. That time I turned the second bedroom into a home office with a city backdrop that made every Zoom meeting look like a Netflix set.

When it came time to move on — to say goodbye — I stood by the window and looked out at the familiar buildings I’d grown to recognize like old friends. I watched the sky change colors one last time and realized I wasn’t just leaving a condo. I was closing a chapter of life written in stillness, brightness, and elevated peace.

Whoever walks through this door next, I hope they feel that same deep breath I felt. That same yes. Because this place has that magic.

— K.

"What I’ve Seen from Floor Fifteen"

They call me PG Rama IX. Some say it like a location. Others, like a friend.

I was born in late 2007, back when this stretch of Bangkok was just beginning its modern rebirth. Huai Khwang was shifting — from dusty intersections and midrise apartments into a cosmopolitan node of culture, nightlife, global dining, and young professionals chasing dreams in every direction. I’ve stood quietly through it all. Watching the city change. Listening to its stories. Keeping a soft hum of life moving through my corridors.

The unit you’ve just seen? It’s always had a kind of electricity to it.

Maybe it’s the view — I admit, I’m proud of that. From the tenth floor up, the horizon stretches beyond the towers of Asoke, dipping slightly into Din Daeng and out toward Ratchayothin on a clear day. My windows — strong, double-glazed, dust-proofed and clean — have seen morning joggers and midnight returns, sleepy glances over coffee, and sudden moments of reflection as the BTS snakes through the city below. Some guests spend ten minutes by the glass when they first arrive. It calms them.

But I’m more than glass and gridlines. I’ve watched birthdays celebrated here. Christmas trees hauled in during December. Steam rising from pots on the stove during quiet weeknights. I’ve felt joy and movement and quiet heartbreaks. My walls carry laughter. And sometimes, stillness.

I take my role seriously. My elevators hum reliably. My security team knows every resident by name. My gym may be modest, but it’s the kind of place where resolutions are kept quietly. The pool sees laughter, splashes, and the odd sunset swim after work.

I’ve welcomed residents from Europe, Japan, Singapore, Bangkok itself. Expats staying for a few years. Locals settling into independence. Couples just starting out, and older owners downsizing into comfort. This building has held them all.

And this unit? 108 square meters of something deeply human. A little elevated. A little peaceful. And always — always — touched by light.

I’m ready to welcome someone new. I’ve been doing it for nearly two decades. Come see me, and feel what it’s like to live just above the pulse, but never out of reach.

— PG Rama IX

฿8,150,000 | 2 Bed | 2 Bath | 108m² | Foreign Quota

City Vistas. Executive Feel. Steps from Rama 9

Welcome to PG Rama IX, an elevated 2-bedroom, 2-bathroom apartment in Huai Khwang's dynamic PG Rama IX complex – where business, culture, and city convenience converge. Positioned on a high floor (level 15), this 108m² home delivers open space, luxury marble tones, and full-height views of the Bangkok skyline.

With stylish built-in cabinetry, a modern kitchen zone, and comfortable zoning between living and rest areas, this residence suits professionals, couples, or anyone needing quick access to downtown, MRT, and expressways.

📍 Location Highlights:

    Rama IX & Ratchada CBD zones

    Close to MRT Phra Ram 9, Central Rama 9, Fortune Town

    Easy access to expressways & Asoke interchange

🔑 Property Features:

    2 bedrooms, 2 bathrooms

    Full glass city views

    Open-plan living with partitioned lounge area

    Fully furnished

    Air-conditioning & tiled flooring

    Modern kitchen & stylish cabinetry

    1 car park (plus motorcycle parking)

    Foreign quota eligible

🏢 Building Amenities:

    Swimming pool

    On-site restaurant