Full Property Description

For buyers who value genuine space, established surroundings and immediate rental occupancy, this renovated three-bedroom residence at President Park Sukhumvit 24 presents an increasingly rare opportunity in central Bangkok.

The condominium extends across an impressive 223 sq.m.—a size more commonly associated with a substantial house than a modern inner-city apartment. Its generous proportions allow the home to provide clearly defined living, dining and private areas, giving every member of the household room to live comfortably.

Rather than compressing three bedrooms into a limited floor plan, this residence offers properly scaled accommodation suitable for long-term family living. The expansive layout also provides greater freedom when furnishing the property, with room for a full-sized dining table, substantial lounge furniture, storage and dedicated working areas without making the interiors feel crowded.

The apartment has been renovated and newly decorated, giving it a fresher, more contemporary character while preserving the sense of space that makes older-generation Bangkok condominiums so desirable. With three bedrooms and three bathrooms, the layout is practical for families, professional couples, visiting relatives or tenants requiring a combination of bedrooms and home-working space.

One of the additional bedrooms could readily function as a private office, library or guest suite. This flexibility is increasingly important for international tenants and professionals who divide their working week between home and the office.

An Established Tenant-In-Place Investment

The property is offered for sale with an existing tenant, creating a ready-made investment proposition for buyers who would prefer to acquire an occupied asset rather than begin with an empty condominium.

A tenant-in-place purchase can reduce the delay between acquisition and rental income while also providing evidence that the property is already suitable for the local leasing market. The renovated condition should further support its long-term appeal in an area popular with international residents and families.

Prospective buyers should review the existing lease, monthly rental rate, security deposit, remaining tenancy period and renewal conditions as part of their normal due diligence. These details will allow an investor to calculate the current gross yield and understand when the property could become available for personal occupation or reletting.

President Park: A Recognised Large-Format Sukhumvit Residence

President Park is one of Sukhumvit 24’s best-known established residential developments. Dating from the mid-1990s, it belongs to a generation of Bangkok condominiums designed when larger floor plans, extensive family facilities and substantial communal spaces were more common.

The development has long appealed to international families and residents seeking a central location without accepting the compact dimensions of many newer condominiums. Its larger residences provide a more house-like experience while retaining the security, facilities and convenience of condominium living.

President Park’s reputation is closely connected to these unusually spacious apartments. Three-bedroom units of more than 200 sq.m. give residents room for family life, entertaining, working from home and accommodating guests—all within central Sukhumvit.

Residents enjoy access to a selection of established communal facilities, including:

• Outdoor swimming pool
• Fitness centre
• Tennis court
• Landscaped garden areas
• Children’s play facilities
• Resident parking
• CCTV and controlled access
• 24-hour security

The combination of recreational facilities and large residential layouts contributes to the development’s enduring family appeal.

The Two Sides of Sukhumvit 24

Sukhumvit 24 occupies a particularly useful position because it connects the Phrom Phong end of Sukhumvit Road with the Queen Sirikit and Rama IV districts to the south.

This gives residents access to two distinct sides of central Bangkok. To the north is Phrom Phong, with its luxury shopping centres, international restaurants and BTS connection. To the south are MRT Queen Sirikit, the redeveloped national convention centre, Benjakitti Park, The PARQ and the wider transformation taking place along Rama IV Road.

For commuters, this means the property is not dependent upon a single transport route. MRT Queen Sirikit National Convention Centre is approximately 923 metres away, with a walking time of around 13 minutes. The MRT Blue Line provides direct connections towards Silom, Lumphini, Asok, Rama IX, Chinatown and the historic districts of Bangkok.

BTS Phrom Phong is approximately 1.3 kilometres away, or around 19 minutes on foot. From Phrom Phong, the Sukhumvit Line provides convenient travel to Asok, Nana, Phloen Chit, Chidlom and Siam in one direction, and Thonglor, Ekkamai and the eastern side of Bangkok in the other.

The location is therefore particularly practical for households whose members work in different parts of the city.

Phrom Phong and the EM District

Phrom Phong has developed into one of Bangkok’s most sophisticated lifestyle neighbourhoods. At its centre is the EM District, comprising Emporium, EmQuartier and Emsphere. Together, these destinations provide an extensive selection of international and Thai restaurants, supermarkets, cafés, cinemas, fashion, wellness services and entertainment.

The neighbourhood is international without feeling transient. Japanese restaurants, European cafés, independent businesses and long-established local venues sit alongside luxury retail and five-star hospitality. This combination has helped Phrom Phong remain popular with both Thai and overseas residents.

Benchasiri Park provides a valuable green space immediately beside the shopping district, with walking paths, exercise areas and outdoor recreational facilities. It offers a refreshing contrast to the commercial energy of Sukhumvit Road.

Queen Sirikit and Benjakitti Park

The southern end of Sukhumvit 24 has become an increasingly important business, leisure and transport district.

The redeveloped Queen Sirikit National Convention Centre hosts major exhibitions, conferences and international events and is directly connected to its MRT station. Nearby, The PARQ combines offices with restaurants, cafés, shops and wellness-oriented facilities.

Benjakitti Park is another major attraction. Its lake, walking and running routes, cycle paths and extensive landscaped areas provide one of central Bangkok’s most significant outdoor environments. For residents who exercise, walk or simply want relief from the intensity of city life, access to such a substantial park adds genuine lifestyle value.

This connection between Phrom Phong and the Queen Sirikit district gives Sukhumvit 24 a breadth that many central Bangkok neighbourhoods cannot offer: premium shopping and dining at one end, major green space and MRT connectivity at the other.

Everyday Convenience

K Village on neighbouring Sukhumvit 26 is a popular open-air community mall with restaurants, cafés, services and supermarket shopping. The surrounding streets also contain numerous independent restaurants, convenience stores, coffee shops and specialist businesses serving the area’s international residential community.

The neighbourhood offers convenient access to international schools and nurseries, private hospitals, supermarkets and the commercial districts of Asok and Rama IV. Drivers can reach several major city routes without having to travel through the whole of upper Sukhumvit, while BTS and MRT access provide alternatives during Bangkok’s busiest periods.

Exceptional Space at an Attractive Price

The asking price of ฿17,000,000 equates to approximately ฿76,233 per sq.m. For a renovated 223 sq.m. residence in Sukhumvit 24, this creates an interesting value proposition.

A buyer is acquiring more than simply three bedrooms. The property offers the volume and flexibility of an older-generation residence, an established tenant, recognised project facilities and access to both the Phrom Phong and Queen Sirikit sides of central Bangkok.

For an investor, it provides an occupied property in an established international rental location. For a future owner-occupier, it offers the possibility of securing an unusually spacious central Bangkok home while receiving rental income under the current tenancy.

President Park may not be a newly launched development, but that is central to its appeal. Its scale, mature residential character and remarkably generous floor plans would be difficult—and extremely expensive—to reproduce in a new condominium today.