The Peak Sukhumvit 15 is located in Phetchaburi district of Bangkok, in the area also referred to as Asoke. This is the city's central business district, where residential buildings stand among offices and urban services. NIST International School is nearby, a practical point for families who want a short daily route. A canal runs close to the complex, and some windows look out over water and greenery.
The building is low-rise, which gives it a calmer character than the tall towers common in central Bangkok. For a buyer, the address is a genuine strength: it is in the middle of the city, not at its edge. The apartments overlook the city, a park and greenery, an uncommon outlook in such a dense central district.
The Peak Sukhumvit 15 was completed in 2005. The developer is TSRC Novena Pte Ltd, a member of Tuan Sing Holdings Limited. The project consists of a single building of 8 floors. It is a compact condominium with an established character and none of the crowding of a large high-rise scheme. After about two decades, its condition is something a buyer can assess directly at a viewing.
In short, this is one building in central Bangkok intended for everyday residence. For a buyer seeking an apartment in the city centre without high-rise density, the format is clear and practical.
One apartment is currently for sale: 2 bedrooms, 100 sq m, on floor 3. It is fully furnished, with views of the city, the park and greenery from the windows and balcony. The price is THB 8,800,000. At 100 sq m, a two-bedroom apartment offers generous rooms and an open layout. Floor 3 in a low-rise building also keeps vertical travel short.
Ownership is freehold, meaning full title. For a foreign buyer this is the decisive point, since freehold ownership of a condominium in Thailand is registered under the foreign quota. Because the apartment is sold fully furnished, the buyer can move in after completion without further outlay on furnishings. The Phetchaburi address and the proximity of NIST school suit families with children.
