Area

Phrom Phong

Floors

8,8

Total Units

Pet Friendly

Building Year

1986

Jamy Twin Mansion

Jamy Twin Mansion, also known as จามี่ ทวิน แมนชั่น, is a low-rise apartment building situated at the end of Sukhumvit 31 in the Phrom Phong area. Completed in 1986, this project comprises two buildings, each with eight stories, offering a total of 22 apartment units.

With round-the-clock security, residents can enjoy peace of mind. The property boasts a large swimming pool and a lush grass field, providing a perfect space for children to play.

Room Types
2 Bedroom Apartment, 180 Sqm (35,000-37,000 THB)
3 Bedroom Apartment, 220 Sqm (48,000 THB)

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Building Facilities

Swimming Pool
24-Hour Security
Garden

Basic Informations

Unit ID

AP-00520

Developer

N/A

Area

Phrom Phong

Listed Units

Property Type

Apartment

Minimum Lease Term

1 year

CAM Fee per sqm

Pet Policy

No pets allowed

Pet Regulations

pets not allowed

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