Condos for sale in Chom Thong, Bangkok

Chom Thong is recognized as one of the most densely populated districts in the west of Bangkok for the reason that the area can support population growth from Bangkok's inner areas, and the district is filled with the repleteness of modern facilities. Besides, it features high accessibility and convenient transportation infrastructures, such as Rama 2 Road that connects Bangkok and the vicinities. Accordingly, the housing project has greatly expanded, especially the property for rent. The property for rent market in this area targets latent populations who come to live and work for the short-term and long-term. Most of the properties for rent are located close to the source of job opportunities and convenient facilities. The average rental fee for a one-bedroom house is 9,500 baht per month which is considered a friendly price.

Since the district was once one of Bangkok's important agricultural lands, and the community is well-preserved with a fascinating traditional lifestyle and beautiful culture, it makes Chom Thong outstanding in ecotourism and cultural attractions, which play a part in the area's growth of the economy. There are many interesting landmarks as follows: - Bang Mot tangerine orchard: Bang Mot tangerine is distinguished by its sweet, and soft taste. There is also a decrease in the number of orchards nowadays. Prasit Nadmanoch's tangerine orchard is one of the tangerine orchards in Bang Mot that can get through many obstacles and still maintain the quality of tangerines with traditional chemical-free planting procedures. - Wat Ratcha Orasaram Ratchaworawihan (Wat Chom Thong): It was formerly known as Wat Chom Thong or Wat Chao Thong, an ancient royal monastery of King Rama III. It is considered the first temple that combined Chinese art and Thai art harmoniously. Those interested in viewing can visit every day with no entrance fee. - Indy Dao Khanong Market: Have fun shopping and eating in the Dao Khanong neighborhood, an evening market in the Thon Buri area. The market is full of shops, including fashion clothes, bags, shoes, accessories, and handmade products. There are also countless stands selling a variety of local dishes and street food at a friendly price. The market is open every day from 4 PM until midnight.

Most of Chom Thong's area were formerly agricultural lowlands characterized by fruit orchards and farms. Nowadays, the land area has been converted into a residential area, small and large industrial plants, and a myriad of modern facilities to support the well-being of the population. The district prospers in utilities, whether educational institutions that provide a fundamental education in public and private sectors, such as Wat Raja-o-ros School, Thon Buri Suksa School, Lert Pattana Suksa School and Panya Wittaya School, etc., or public health centers and hospitals that provide treatment and advice to people, including Bangpakok 9 International Hospital, Bangmod Hospital, and Bang Khun Thian Geriatric Hospital. In addition, Chom Thong area is also well-known for its important Buddhist religious sites as they are the spiritual anchor of Buddhists, including Wat Ratcha Orasaram Ratchaworawihan (Wat Chom Thong), Wat Nang Ratchawihan, Wat Nang Nong Worawihan, etc.

Land transportation in Chom Thong is considered to be flexible and convenient. The main and secondary roads are Rama 2 Road, Ekkachai Road, Chom Thong Road, Phuttha Bucha Road, etc. Apart from that, there is a waterway transport through various canals and piers available. Significant waterway is Khlong Dan or Khlong Sanam Chai, a historical canal that used to be a water transportation route for commuting to Samut Sakhon and the Gulf of Thailand.