Condos for rent in Bang Rak, Bangkok

Bang Rak is regarded as another charming community with various cultures and full of valuable history. In addition, it is also an essential central business district or CBD in Thailand. Moreover, investors have metaphorically as a "rewarding" location because the average land prices are rising every year. As mentioned above, Bang Rak is surrounded by facilities and a quality transportation system. As a result, Bang Rak is a prime location for investors, which is realized from many new condominium projects that have emerged over the years. Especially Supalai's luxury mix-use project, which has over 700 residential units. Besides, most condos in this area are high-end condominiums with luxury designed common areas that perfectly match the urban lifestyle, such as rooftop pool, sky garden, city view gym, sky bar, meeting room, locked floor elevator, cinema room, automatic parking, game room, etc. Furthermore, there are many electric-car charging stations in the area as well. According to the reasons mentioned above, it makes Bangrak the preferred district for residents from Thai and foreigners.

Bang Rak is not only the central business district, but there are also many cultural attractions, viewpoints, and famous night markets, including: Mahanakhon Skywalk: It is one of the best tourist spots in Bangkok. It is also the tallest outdoor viewing point in Thailand, with an altitude of 314 meters. It is ideal for those who love the excitement and immerse themselves in the magnificent views of the sunset and the night of the city filled with glowing lights. There is also the fastest high-speed elevator in Southeast Asia that will bring you up to the 78th floor. However, before every visit, visitors are required to wear shoe bags and store items that could cause damage to the glass floor. Patpong Night Market: It is famous for more than 15 years from originally with only a few stalls. It is located on the road between Surawong and Silom Road, which is full of nightlife. The market sells handicrafts, souvenirs, fake brand-name products, including fashion clothes, football shirts, watches, sunglasses, and is open from 6:00 PM until midnight. Besides, the market is also home to a restaurant as well as several cafes and bakeries. Serndia Gallery: It is a gallery located in Charoen Krung 36 Alley. Originally, the building was a residence of Dr. Boonsong Lekagul, the founder of United Medical Center. Later, it is established to be the gallery by Shane Suwikapakornkun, the founder of the famous British publisher ”Serindia Publication.” Inside, there are exhibits of painting arts and contemporary arts, focusing on art in Asia and the Middle East, open on Tuesday to Sunday from 11:00 AM - 7:00 PM and close on Monday.

As you know, Bangrak is well-performing in terms of transportation and surrounded by facilities as follow: Shopping centers: There are Central Silom Complex, Robinson Bang Rak, Silom Complex, Central Silom Tower, Bangkok Fashion Outlet, Patpong Night Market, Silom Night Market, Sam Yan Market, Thaniya Plaza, and Lalai Sap Market. Education institutions: There are Bangkok Christian College, St. Joseph Convent School, Assumption Convent School, Assumption Suksa School, Christian Thammasuksa School, and Si Phraya Polytechnic College. Hospitals: There are BNH Hospital, Bangkok Christian Hospital, Mahesak Hospital, and Lerdsin Hospital.

Bangrak is in the city center. Therefore, there are various transportation options, either by land or by water, as follows: Traveling by cars: there are as many as 13 main roads, namely Rama Road, Mahaphruttharam Road, Charoen Krung Road, Si Phraya Road, Surawong Road, Silom Road, Naradhiwat-Rajanagarindra Road, North Sathorn Road, Nares Road, Mahanakorn Road, Mahaset Road, Mahesak Road, and Surasak Road. BTS and MRT stations: there are various stations for both BTS and MRT as follows BTS Saphan Taksin, BTS Surasak, BTS Chong Nonsi, BTS Sala Daeng, MRT Silom, MRT Sam Yan, and MRT Hua Lamphong. Traveling by boats: there are many piers provided for across the river, such as Si Phraya Crossing Pier, Sathorn Ferry Pier, Wat Suwan Ferry Pier, and Express pier next to the Royal Orchid Sheraton Hotel.