Condos For Rent Origins Bangmod-Rama 2

Project facts and rental unit types on Rama 2 Soi 34

Origin Bangmod Rama 2 (Origin Bangmod Rama 2) is a single-tower high-rise condominium with 371 units, developed by Origin Property Public Company Limited and completed in 2015. The address is Rama 2 Soi 34, Bang Mod, Chom Thong, Bangkok 10150. This specific pocket of Rama 2 suits renters who want to stay within the Rama 2 corridor while keeping practical connections toward Dao Khanong and Suksawat. Rental inventory in the project commonly includes studio units for solo living, one-bedroom layouts for professionals who prefer separated zones, and two-bedroom units for small families or roommates. To match budget, furnishing level, and contract terms with real needs, renters can compare updated listings on 9asset.com and shortlist the most suitable options within the same project for clearer decision-making

Who typically rents at Origin Bangmod Rama 2

Tenants choosing Origin Bangmod Rama 2 (Origin Bangmod Rama 2) are often Thonburi-side professionals and Rama 2 workers who want to stay close to everyday destinations and reduce peak-hour friction. This includes office staff and support roles commuting around Dao Khanong–Suksawat, as well as retail and service employees connected to Central Rama 2 and Big C Rama 2 who value a shorter, more predictable commute. Another visible tenant profile is healthcare-related renters or those with frequent hospital visits, especially people linked to Bangpakok 9 International Hospital and Bangmod Hospital, both within a convenient travel radius. The project also fits students and staff associated with King Mongkut’s University of Technology Thonburi (KMUTT, Bang Mod), where compact layouts help control monthly costs while keeping the commute straightforward

Commute scenarios: work, study, and shopping from the project

For renters working at Central Rama 2, commuting from Origin Bangmod Rama 2 (Origin Bangmod Rama 2) is typically done by private car or local public transport via Rama 2 Road, taking around 10–20 minutes depending on traffic. Those heading to Bangpakok 9 International Hospital often travel by car or taxi along the Rama 2–Dao Khanong direction, averaging about 15–25 minutes. For tenants commuting into the CBD such as Sathorn or Silom, a practical pattern is to connect to the BTS at Wongwian Yai Station or Pho Nimit Station, then continue by train into the business core; total travel time is commonly about 35–60 minutes depending on transfer time and rush-hour conditions. Students going to KMUTT (Bang Mod) can use public transport or drive via the Suksawat corridor, typically around 20–35 minutes. On weekends, quick lifestyle trips to Indy Market Dao Khanong are also convenient, often about 10–20 minutes, making the project workable for both weekday routines and leisure plans