Condos For Rent Q House Sukhumvit 79

Project snapshot and typical rental unit types at Q House Sukhumvit 79

Q House Sukhumvit 79 is a single-tower high-rise condominium developed by Quality Houses PCL, located on Sukhumvit Road in Phra Khanong Nuea, Watthana, Bangkok 10260. The project sits on approximately 2 rai 3 ngan 73 sq.wah and comprises 484 units with 267 parking spaces, completed in 2013. Because it is a relatively large one-building project, rental supply tends to be more consistent than smaller boutique condos, giving tenants more chances to find a unit that matches their budget and timing. In current rental listings, you will commonly see studio units for solo living, 1-bedroom units suited to working professionals or couples, and 2-bedroom units for tenants who need extra space—such as hybrid workers or small families (availability depends on each period’s listings). When comparing options, parking capacity is a practical differentiator: the project provides 267 parking spaces, which is a key point for tenants who drive and want clarity on parking arrangements before signing.

Who this Sukhumvit 79 location tends to suit

With its address on the Sukhumvit corridor in Watthana, Q House Sukhumvit 79 often fits renters whose daily routine revolves around Sukhumvit–Asok–Phrom Phong. Office staff and executives commuting to towers such as Exchange Tower and Interchange 21 (Asok area) typically value the straightforward BTS access along Sukhumvit. Another frequent renter segment is retail and service professionals who work around major malls on the BTS line, including Terminal 21, Emporium, and EmQuartier. The location also works well for tenants who need convenient access to city healthcare, such as Sukhumvit Hospital, reachable along Sukhumvit. For everyday errands, many renters like being close to Lotus’s Sukhumvit 50 and the On Nut neighborhood’s dining and community spots. Unit choice usually follows lifestyle: studios for a simple weekday routine, 1-bedroom units for privacy and storage, or 2-bedroom units for those who want a dedicated work corner or more flexible living space.

Commute scenarios from the project to offices, shopping, and the airport (with estimated times)

For an office worker commuting to Exchange Tower (Asok), a common route is taking the BTS from either On Nut or Phra Khanong station (depending on what is most convenient from the building) to Asok station, then walking to the office area—typically around 15–25 minutes in normal conditions. For tenants working around Phrom Phong near Emporium/EmQuartier, taking the BTS to Phrom Phong station usually takes about 15–20 minutes. For daily shopping at Lotus’s Sukhumvit 50, many renters ride the BTS to On Nut and continue on foot or via a short local ride, totaling roughly 10–15 minutes. If you need to visit Sukhumvit Hospital near Ekkamai station, the BTS to Ekkamai plus a short walk is often about 10–20 minutes. For Suvarnabhumi Airport, a practical public-transport option is connecting from BTS to Airport Rail Link at Phaya Thai, then continuing to the airport, with a total travel time of about 45–70 minutes. These targeted routines explain why many tenants choose Q House Sukhumvit 79; to compare current rental listings within the same project, you can check 9asset.com for unit details, pricing, and lease terms by listing.