Property & Real Estate for sale in Bang Sue, Bangkok

Bang Sue is a well-known Bangkok district among real estate developers, entrepreneurs, and investors who place a high value on real estate development. It also has a rail transportation hub, and the surrounding areas are being developed for commerce, hotels, conference venues, recreational destinations, and office buildings to serve as an ASEAN transportation hub. Furthermore, Bang Sue is surrounded by a number of small and large office buildings. With the availability of the area and future trends, it becomes a densely populated location, with a population that is expected to grow year after year. As a result of these factors, there is a wide range of properties in this area to meet the people's various needs. However, among working-age people and family groups, the property & real estate for sale market is regarded as the most popular option. Because the property for sale and houses for sale provide comprehensive functions and exclusive in-room amenities, it perfectly supports the residents' way of life. However, the average price of a townhouse for sale in Bang Sue starts at 2.5 million baht while the houses for sale prices range from 5.9 million baht. Nonetheless, the price will be adjusted based on the year's quarter, the needs of different customer groups, the size of living areas, and other relevant factors.

Bang Sue is also considered another Bangkok district with a variety of popular tourist attractions and interesting landmarks among a large number of tourists to experience and visit its beauty. However, there are numerous tourist attractions nearby as the following details: - Wat Soi Thong, officially known as "Wat Soi Thong Phra Aram Luang," formerly known as "Wat Song Thong," is an ancient temple located along the Chao Phraya River that was built in 1851 during the reign of King Rama 4. The main Buddha image inside the temple is called "Luang Pho Luea," and it is a cast-brass made of leftover materials from the other Buddha images, worshiped by villagers and Buddhists who come to pay respect for auspiciousness regularly. - The Rama VI Bridge was built in 1922 by late King Rama IV to connect Bang Sue and Bang Bang Phlat across the Chao Phraya River, assisting people who commute by train or transport goods from northern to southern Thailand. Furthermore, it perfectly facilitates transportation, particularly the train route between Bangkok and many southern provinces. However, this bridge is currently only used as a railway line.

Due to the development of Bangsue Grand Station as the largest of Thailand's new railway hub replacing the existing Bangkok Railway Station (Hua Lamphong), Bang Sue has become one of potential Bangkok's districts, filled with numerous amenities and lifestyle destinations, including Centralplaza Ladprao, Chatuchak Park, Major Cineplex Ratchayothin, andLumphini Park. Furthermore, several shopping centers are available, such as Gateway at Bang Sue, a large shopping mall that supports all people's lifestyles in this area and is located adjacent to The Purple MRT Line at Tao Poon MRT, which is only one station away from Bang Sue MRT. It also connects to the nearby Mo Chit BTS station, which is only two stations away. Aside from that, many properties and real estate projects, such as Ideo Mobi Bangsue Grand Interchange, are being launched, which perfectly meets all residents' lifestyles and conveniently supports everyday life.

Bang Sue District is currently the main location owned by government sectors, and the transportation hub is also spread over nearby neighborhoods, offering various transportation options as follow: - Private Vehicles: There are many main roads to support traveling by private vehicles, including Bangkok - Nonthaburi Road, Pracha Chuen Road, and Pracha Rat Sai 2 Road. The general main roads' condition is considered good, providing flexible and convenient traveling by private vehicles, with uncongested traffic conditions. - Expressway: Sirat Expressway is regarded as located in Bang Sue. Visitors can drive along Bangkok - Nonthaburi Road by starting from Tao Poom Intersection to continue heading to Bang Son. However, the entrance will be at the intersection after Bang Son MRT Station. - Public Transportation: There are various public transportation modes available, including buses and mass transit services. - Bus services feature a variety of important bus lines, including Bus Station (Chatuchak) - Chakkrawat, Mo Chit 2 - Surawong, Bangkok Bus Terminal (Taling Chan) - Nonthaburi, Rama 7 - Lumphini Park, Wat Pak Nam - Sanam Luang, The Government Complex - Sai Tai Mai (Talingchan) Bus Terminal, Bang Khen - Lam Luk Ka, and other bus lines that serve to residents. - The mass transit system provides the MRT Purple Line between Tao Poon - Bang Yai and the MRT Blue Line, located at Pracha Rat Sai 2 Road and Bangkok - Nonthaburi Road. However, the MRT Blue Line consists of Bang Sue MRT, Tao Poon MRT, and Bang Son MRT. The Tao Poon MRT, on the other hand, is considered the intersection of the two lines of The MRT Purple Line and The Blue MRT Line.