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North Sathon Road 25

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North Sathon Road 25

Thailand

Anonymous

13 Jan 2026, 05:00

Very sleek, modern, and business-like. Dark wood floors, stone countertops. It feels "cold" and masculine, not very cozy, but very professional. The kitchen is designed for light cooking only. The pantry area is small, and there isn't much prep space. If you love to cook big meals, you will struggle here.

Surprisingly quiet if you are on a high floor (20+). You can faintly hear the boats on the river, but the double-glazed windows block out most of the bridge traffic noise.

Very sleek, modern, and business-like. Dark wood floors, stone countertops. It feels "cold" and masculine, not very cozy, but very professional. The kitchen is designed for light cooking only. The pantry area is small, and there isn't much prep space. If you love to cook big meals, you will struggle here.

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BTS Ratchathewi is 5 minutes away. It is only one stop to the Interchange (Siam) and one stop to the Airport Link (Phaya Thai). Strategic perfection for getting around.

Since this is an older project, the parking ratio is much better than in new buildings. You can almost always find a spot, which is a luxury in this part of town.

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13 Jan 2026, 04:46

The design is a bit "2010s retro-futurism". The famous purple-tinted windows are cool from the outside, but they make everything inside look a bit gloomy/dark on cloudy days. The flooring and bathroom fixtures are showing their age. But This is a rare find—a massive, usable balcony. You can actually put a table and chairs there and have dinner. In new condos, balconies are just for the AC compressor, but here it’s a living space.

Utilities Stability

Despite the building's age, the Juristic office manages it well. The elevators are fast, and the security is polite. The 7-Eleven downstairs is huge and very well-stocked.

If your unit faces the BTS track (which many do), prepare for the "click-clack" of the train from 6 AM to midnight. It’s loud. You get used to it, but soundproofing could be better.

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The walls are disappointingly thin. I can hear my neighbor’s TV and even their alarm clock in the morning. Also, if your room faces the expressway, the traffic drone is constant, 24/7.

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Anonymous

13 Jan 2026, 04:51

The unit is typical Sansiri style—compact (around 25-30 sqm) but very functional layout. It feels cozy. The big plus is the view: if you face the canal, it’s surprisingly green and peaceful, no high-rises blocking your sight immediately.

Good quality materials. The built-in kitchen and wardrobe are sturdy. The dark color scheme gives it a mature, sleek look compared to other "Base" projects which are usually colorful/pop.

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It feels very secure. It’s tucked away in a sub-soi (side street), so there is no random foot traffic, only residents.

Being a low-rise building surrounded by big trees, you do get mosquitoes and occasional ants. It’s the price you pay for living in a "garden" atmosphere.

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