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Project facts and typical rental layouts at Nusa State Tower (Nusa State Tower)

Nusa State Tower (Nusa State Tower) is a high-rise condominium consisting of one building with 166 units, developed by Nusasiri Public Company Limited and completed in 2001. The project address is No. 1055 Silom Road, Si Lom, Bang Rak, Bangkok 10500. This is a true Silom frontage location, which matters to renters who want quick access to transit connections and easy street-level mobility for taxis and public transport. Rental listings in this building commonly include studio units for solo living, 1-bedroom units for professionals or couples who prefer separated zones, and 2-bedroom units for roommates or small families. A key reason renters choose this building is the combination of CBD proximity and a more private, lower-density feel compared with larger developments, while still being anchored on Silom Road for day-to-day convenience.

Who this building suits: Silom–Sathorn professionals and city-focused renters

The core renter profile at Nusa State Tower (Nusa State Tower) includes executives, office employees, and expats working across the Silom–Sathorn business corridor. It particularly fits those commuting to major office landmarks such as Silom Complex, CP Tower, United Center, and Sathorn-side towers like Empire Tower and Sathorn Square. Bang Rak also supports hospitality and service professionals who work near the Chao Phraya River zone, as well as renters who frequently handle business along Charoen Krung Road. Another practical match is medical-related renters or those who need regular access to care, given the relative ease of reaching BNH Hospital and Lerdsin Hospital. To compare real-time rental listings and pricing specifically for this building, you can check 9asset.com to shortlist units that match your budget and lease terms.

Commute examples from the project: timed routes to work, errands, and shopping

For office workers heading to Silom Complex or the Sala Daeng area, using the BTS via Sala Daeng Station is a straightforward option, typically taking around 5–10 minutes depending on your connection point and peak-hour traffic around the block. If your workplace is in Sathorn—such as Empire Tower or Sathorn Square—you can ride the BTS onward to Chong Nonsi Station, then walk or take a motorbike taxi, for an overall travel time of roughly 15–25 minutes. For BNH Hospital (Convent area), public transport or a motorbike taxi from Silom Road usually takes about 10–20 minutes. For Lerdsin Hospital on Charoen Krung Road, a taxi or private car via Silom connecting to Charoen Krung typically takes around 15–30 minutes. For shopping at ICONSIAM, a common route is BTS to Saphan Taksin Station and then a cross-river ferry or shuttle boat, totaling about 25–40 minutes, or you can drive via Charoen Krung and the Taksin Bridge depending on traffic conditions.