Tristan Sukhumvit 39 is located in Phrom Phong, Bangkok, in a quiet residential stretch of Sukhumvit Soi 39. The district forms part of the city's central business area, while the street itself remains calm and private. The EmQuartier and Emporium malls, Samitivej Sukhumvit Hospital, international schools and cafes are all close to the building. Daily errands can be handled within a short distance, which suits both families and professionals.
Access is simple. BTS Phrom Phong station is nearby, connecting residents to the rest of Bangkok by elevated train without the need for a car. Sukhumvit Soi 39 joins the residential area to the main thoroughfare. For those who drive, parking is provided, and the malls and hospital are within easy reach. The position works well for families and for anyone who regularly works in central Bangkok.
The building was developed by Esse Development and completed in 2009. It is a single 8-floor condominium, low-rise and modest in scale. The limited height creates a calm atmosphere, free of the crowds and noise common in tall complexes. It serves a small number of households, in contrast to large multi-tower projects. Residents with pets are welcome.
The building permits pets, which appeals to owners of dogs and cats. Apartments include balconies, and the layouts provide separate rooms for practical use, among them a storage room and a washing area. Generous floor plans allow a family to live comfortably. The surrounding greenery and low-rise setting give a sense of seclusion that is uncommon in a central Bangkok district.
One apartment is currently for sale: 3 bedrooms, 153 sq m, on the 3rd floor, with views of the city, a park and greenery. It is partly furnished and priced at THB 13,500,000. The layout is spacious, featuring several balconies, a closed kitchen with a sliding door, a washing and service area and a separate storage room. For a household seeking ample space in central Bangkok, this size is rare, particularly in a low-rise building.
The apartment is offered as freehold, meaning full ownership. A foreign freehold quota is available, allowing a foreign buyer to register title in their own name. The apartment is currently let to a tenant, which should be considered when planning occupancy. Pets are accepted in the building, so owners need not seek alternatives. Visiting the area before purchase is a sensible way to assess the surroundings first-hand.
