Property for rent in Bang Khun Thian, Bangkok

Since Bang Khun Thian district covers an area of the Rama 2, which is a location with high potential for development, and Rama 2 Road or National Highway No. 35 (Thon Buri - Pak Tho), which is a significant road connecting Bangkok and neighboring provinces, the Gateway to the South, has become more important and is constantly growing with supporting factors of prosperity and various facilities, the housing projects in the district have considerably increased and expanded, especially low-rise buildings, and the property for rent market is growing as well. The property for rent in this area targets potential customers of latent populations who come to work or further their education for both short-term and long-term. Most of the properties for rent in the area are located close to the sources of job opportunities and amenities. The average rental fee is approximately 5,900 baht per month for a one-bedroom house, considered a low and affordable price.

Bang Khun Thian District is one of the top recreational destinations where people in Bangkok come to spend the weekends for a change of scenery. The district is also an area where tourists can experience the calm nature of the sea, the last mangrove forest of the city, fresh seafood restaurants, many cultural attractions, and fascinating landmarks as follows: - Rak Thale Bangkhunthian Bridge is a new natural attraction near the city and a learning center of the Bang Khun Thian mangrove forest, meant to promote learning and conceive a deep connection to nature in people by the developing nature trails along the coast to conserve and develop the environment in the Bang Khun Thian seaside. It is also a nursery and habitat for aquatic animals. As a result, the ecosystem of the coastal areas is more abundant. - Khun Kala Statue is a statue of Khun Kala, the macaque monkey rescued by H.M. King Bhumibol Adulyadej the Great, the statue was built as a remembrance of the king’s grace towards all beings. It is also a new attraction for people and tourists to enjoy nature and see lovely and playful macaques in the Bang Khun Thian. - Mon Art and Cultural Centre of Bang Kradi was established by the collaboration of Mon community as a folk museum displaying tools, utensils, Buddha images, and photographs as well as the arts, culture, and traditions of the ancient Mon community in Thailand dated back to the Rattanakosin period. The center of the museum is Bang Kradi Temple. - Bang Khun Thian Mangrove Forest Learning Center is a dominant eco-tourism attraction for people and those nature lovers interested in a nature walk along the mangrove forest with information boards to educate visitors about mangrove planting. In addition, visitors can get instant information about the tree by scanning the QR code attached along the mangrove forest study path, which is more than 20 kilometers.

Despite the fact that the district features an agricultural area and many famous eco-tourism attractions, the area is also a significant residential area that can support economic expansion from the inner core of Bangkok as well. Accordingly, Bang Khun Thian has become another area with modern comfort and facilities making it easier for living, whether educational institutions from early childhood to higher education such as Rattanakosin Somphot Bang Khun Thian School, Wat Kok School, Royce Royal International School, Suankularb Wittayalai Thonburi, and King Mongkut's University of Technology Thonburi (Bangkhuntian), etc., public health, both public health centers and hospitals with a team of professional doctors and nurses who provide advice and treatment for patients, such as Nakornthon Hospital, PMG Hospital, and Bang Khun Thian Geriatric Hospital. Furthermore, in terms of food supply and shopping, there are fresh markets and shopping malls located in the area, such as Green Day Night Market, Big C Rama 2, Central Rama 2, etc.

Transportation in Bang Khun Thian is considered to be very convenient and comprehensive. People in the area tend to travel by car and public transport via the main road in the area, including Kanchanaphisek Road, Rama 2 Road, Bang Khun Thian Road, and Bang Khun Thian-Chai Thalae Road. Secondary roads and shortcuts are connected to all areas within the district. The routes also lead to Bangkok's inner zone and neighboring provinces, such as Samut Prakan and Samut Sakhon. Besides, people in the community also prefer traveling by public transport for convenience and cost savings. There are many bus lines on service, such as 17, 68, 76, 60, 85, 104, 142, and 558, etc.