Property & Real Estate for sale in Chang Phueak, Mueang Chiang Mai

Properties for sale in Chang Phueak are one of the appealing real estate options that receive high interest because its location is situated in Mueang Chiang Mai, where a large number of people are looking for a place to settle, either its residents or even people who migrated to settle in the area. Another reason that contributes to properties in Chang Phueak being a sought-after option is its comprehensive amenities. However, the prime location where it is densely populated is Suthep District, situated in the west and adjacent to Mueang Chiang Mai, surrounded by a number of amenities, such as shops, restaurants, markets, shopping centers, hospitals, educational institutions, as well as government sectors. On the other hand, Chang Phueak properties for sale are varied, ranging from 1 bedroom to 4 bedrooms. The starting selling price is at 4 million baht, which is considered reasonable and perfectly meets Thai homebuyers and working-age people.

It is widely known that Chang Phueak is one of the popular tourist destinations among a large number of visitors since it is filled with numerous charming and beautiful attractions to cater to all visitors' lifestyles. However, the most popular tourist attractions in Chang Phueak are including as follow: - Ched Yod Temple, also known as Phra Aram Luang, is the most well-known temple in Chiang Mai. This temple features a one-of-a-kind chedi with seven peaks. There is also architecture reminiscent of India's Great Bodhgaya Pagoda. It is also a temple for those born in the year of the Snake. There are also many historical sites on the inside of the temple, as well as an important temple in education, which serves as an important learning center in Thai history. - Chiang Mai National Museum is the first national museum in northern Thailand, displaying antiques and artifacts gathered from Chiang Mai and surrounding areas. It is also a center for learning, conservation, and disseminating information about cultural heritage, a major tourist attraction in Chiang Mai and the northern regions of Thailand known as "Lanna." - Siri-Wattana Market (Tha-nin Market) is an old shopping complex that sells a variety of products at affordable prices, including fashionable clothing, accessories, food, and drinks. It is situated directly in front of Chiang Mai Rajabhat University. Furthermore, it is regarded as a welcoming and clean market that attracts a large number of visitors. - Huan Muan Jai is a well-known local restaurant in Chiang Mai that attracts both Thai and foreign visitors due to its signature menus, which include Khao Soi Chicken (Northern Thai Curry Noodles with Chicken), Shrimp Paste Chilli Sauce, Nam Prik Num (Northern Thai Green Chilli Dip), Hunglei Curry, Kaeng Khanun (Jackfruit Curry), and Sai Aua (Northern Thai Spicy Sausage). The restaurant has a pleasant atmosphere with various plants, and visitors will enjoy their moments with beautiful and classic northern music. Huan Muan Jai is regarded as one of the alternative restaurants serving delectable local cuisine.

The majority of Chang Phueak's residents primarily work in the private and public sectors. Some are in the commercial sector, running businesses, working in government service, and public enterprise. However, a small percentage of the population is employed in agriculture. Furthermore, residents of the Chang Phueak sub-district include locals, immigrants, and students who live in dormitories and condominiums while studying.

Chang Phueak is regarded as a prosperous sub-district with extensive amenities such as government sectors, hospitals, and educational institutions that effectively support residents' daily lives, including Chiang Mai City Hall, Chiang Mai International Exhibition and Convention Centre, Chiangmai Hospital, and Rajamangala University of Technology Lanna West Campus (Ched Yod). Furthermore, many important religious sites, such as Ched Yod Temple, Wat Santitham, and Wat Khuang Sing, are nearby and are revered by Buddhists and residents. As for traveling within Chang Phueak, there are 3 main roads available in the area, such as Chiang Mai Outer Ring Road (Highway 121), Chotana Road (Highway 107), and Highway 1366 that are all-important main routes for commuting within Chang Phueak and surrounding areas. On the other hand, most residents primarily commute by private cars and motorcycles. Aside from private vehicles, many public buses are also considered the alternative transport options that are also running through this area.