Area

Phrom Phong

Floors

Total Units

Pet Friendly

Yes

Building Year

1993

Promsuk Condominium

Promsuk Condominium is a condominium building situated on Sukhumvit 26 in the Phrom Phong area. This 15-story pet-friendly building in Phrom Phong was completed in 1993 and comprises a total of 36 condominium units.

It boasts a prime location within walking distance of K-Village, Big C, A-Square, and Richmond Office Building. BTS Phrom Phong is 15 minutes’ walk away or a short motorbike ride.

With 24-hour security, Promsuk Condominium offers amenities such as a swimming pool, fitness center, and children’s playground.

Small and medium-sized pets are allowed in the building, subject to the discretion of each owner.

Room Types
3-bedroom Condominium, 320-326 sqm (75,000- 95,000 THB)

Other Buildings near Promsuk Condominium
Ruamsuk Condominium
Kanta Mansion
Condo One X Sukhhumvit 26
Regent on the Park 1
Noble Refine
Kraam Sukhumvit 26

Building Facilities

Fitness
Swimming Pool
Key Card Access
24-Hour Security

Basic Informations

Unit ID

AP-00209

Developer

N/A

Area

Phrom Phong

Listed Units

Property Type

Condo

Minimum Lease Term

1 year

CAM Fee per sqm

Pet Policy

Only small dogs allowed

Pet Regulations

Extra pet deposit

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Frequently Asked Questions (Promsuk Condominium)

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Yes, Foreigners can buy a condo in " Condominium name". Foreign nationals in Thailand can own freehold condominiums and the building or structure of a property, but not the land it sits on. The Condominium Act B.E. 1979 requires a "Foreign Quota" of 49% for condominium ownership, with the remaining 51% reserved for Thai nationals or entities.

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Yes, " Condominium name" is a Freehold condo. No, " Condominium name" is a Leasehold condo

A condo, which is short for condominium, refers to an independently owned residential unit that is situated in a building or complex with other residential units. The owners of these condos usually share common spaces and are required to pay association fees to ensure the upkeep of the shared resources, amenities, and common spaces (CAM Fees)

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