Condos For Rent chapter one all ramintra

Project snapshot and rental unit types in Anusawari–Bang Khen

Chapter One All Ramintra is a condominium developed by Pruksa Real Estate, completed in 2024, located in Anusawari Subdistrict, Bang Khen District, Bangkok 10220. With 631 units, the project typically offers a healthier flow of “for rent” listings than smaller nearby condos. In the rental market, you will commonly find studio units for solo tenants, one-bedroom units for professionals or couples who want a clear separation between sleeping and living areas, and selected two-bedroom units for work-from-home needs or cost-sharing with a colleague. What renters often prioritize here is the “newly completed” condition and move-in readiness, which helps reduce maintenance concerns and makes relocation smoother. If you want to compare current asking rents and available rooms within the same project, you can search on 9asset.com to review unit options and lease terms that match your budget.

Who this condo suits: work, study, and daily life around Ramintra

Chapter One All Ramintra tends to fit office employees and professionals commuting within the Ramintra–Lak Si–Vibhavadi corridor, including those traveling toward Kaset–Nawamin or connecting to office clusters along Vibhavadi Rangsit Road. It also works well for medical staff and public-sector employees who need access to Bhumibol Adulyadej Hospital or areas closer to Don Mueang. For education-focused renters, the project is a practical choice for students and staff of Sripatum University and Kasetsart University (Bangkhen), where studio or one-bedroom rentals can keep monthly costs predictable. Lifestyle-wise, tenants who enjoy shopping and dining benefit from proximity to key malls such as Central Ramintra, Fashion Island, and The Promenade—destinations that combine supermarkets, restaurants, and everyday services in one area.

Commute examples: getting to work, campus, and malls efficiently

For office workers heading toward inner-city routes or workplaces along Vibhavadi, a common approach is using the MRT Pink Line (Ramintra section) as the rail backbone, then switching to public transport or a taxi for the final leg around Lak Si–Vibhavadi; typical travel time is about 25–45 minutes depending on peak traffic. For students commuting to Sripatum University or Kasetsart University (Bangkhen), public transport along Ramintra Road and Phahonyothin Road—or driving—can be convenient, usually around 20–40 minutes. Tenants visiting or working at Bhumibol Adulyadej Hospital can drive via Phahonyothin Road or connect by public transport through the Saphan Mai area, generally 25–45 minutes. On weekends, Central Ramintra is often about 10–20 minutes away by car or public transport, while Fashion Island and The Promenade are reachable along Ramintra Road in roughly 20–35 minutes, helping renters balance work, study, and shopping without overextending commute time.