Condos For Rent Bangkok Horizon Ratchada-Thaphra

Project facts and typical rental layouts in Dao Khanong

Bangkok Horizon Ratchada-Thaphra (Bangkok Horizon Ratchada-Thaphra) is a high-rise condominium located on Ratchada-Thaphra Road, Dao Khanong Subdistrict, Thon Buri District, Bangkok 10600. Developed by Chao Phraya Mahanakhon Public Company Limited and completed in 2014, the project spans about 3-2-75.80 rai and is organized into 2 buildings with 705 total units and 253 parking spaces. Because of the project’s scale, rental availability tends to be consistent, with listings commonly featuring studio and 1-bedroom units suited to solo renters or couples, plus a smaller number of 2-bedroom options for tenants who want a dedicated work-from-home room or shared living. When comparing units within this specific project, renters often focus on floor level, privacy, and the owner’s lease terms, which can vary noticeably from one listing to another even within the same building

Who this project fits around Thaphra–Talat Phlu

Thanks to its position along the Ratchada–Thaphra corridor, tenants at Bangkok Horizon Ratchada-Thaphra (Bangkok Horizon Ratchada-Thaphra) are often professionals who prefer living on the Thonburi side while keeping city access practical. This includes office staff commuting toward Sathorn–Silom, as well as employees working in the Charoen Nakhon riverside area where offices and new lifestyle destinations continue to grow. Another strong tenant segment is retail and service workers connected to nearby shopping hubs such as The Mall Thapra and ICONSIAM. The project can also suit medical personnel who need regular access to facilities on the Thonburi side, including Somdech Phra Pinklao Hospital, and those who occasionally visit Taksin Hospital. For education-related demand, students (or parents arranging accommodation) connected to Siam University often consider this area due to manageable travel times from Thaphra

Commute and lifestyle routes from the condo

For tenants working in Sathorn, a common approach is using BTS connections via key Thonburi-side stations such as Wongwian Yai, Pho Nimit, or Talat Phlu, then continuing into the CBD; typical travel time is around 25–45 minutes depending on the exact destination and peak-hour conditions. For meetings or shopping around ICONSIAM and Charoen Nakhon, many renters take the BTS to Saphan Taksin and continue by river crossing/short local transfer, usually around 20–35 minutes. For day-to-day shopping at The Mall Thapra, traveling along Ratchada-Thaphra Road by private car or local public transport is often the most direct, roughly 10–20 minutes. Students commuting to Siam University typically travel via Phetkasem Road by public transport or car, around 15–30 minutes. For healthcare trips to Somdech Phra Pinklao Hospital, routes commonly connect through Somdet Phra Chao Tak Sin Road and nearby Thonburi connectors, about 15–30 minutes. Choosing a unit that matches your routine—such as easier building access for ride-hailing—can make a noticeable difference in real commuting time