Condos For Rent esta phahol sapanmai

Project facts and rental unit types in Sapan Mai

Esta Phahol-Sapanmai (Esta Phahol-Sapanmai) is a low-rise condominium developed by 39 Estate, completed in 2014. The project is located in the Sapan Mai area, Anusawari Sub-district, Bang Khen District, Bangkok 10210. It sits on 1 rai 5.00 sq.wah of land and is designed as a single building with 150 units, which helps keep the community feel less crowded and easier to manage. For renters searching within this specific project, listings commonly feature studio units and 1-bedroom units—practical choices for solo residents or couples and typically the most liquid rental formats in the Phahonyothin–Sapan Mai zone. Parking is another project-specific point many tenants ask about: the building provides 60 parking spaces, suitable for residents who drive on weekdays and mix in BTS commuting when needed.

Who typically rents at Esta Phahol-Sapanmai

Thanks to its Bang Khen location connecting Phahonyothin Road and the Ram Inthra side, Esta Phahol-Sapanmai (Esta Phahol-Sapanmai) fits office employees and professionals whose routines revolve around nearby real destinations. This includes people working toward Don Mueang and aviation-related facilities such as the Don Mueang Air Force Base, as well as healthcare staff or frequent visitors to Bhumibol Adulyadej Hospital. The project also suits students and education staff associated with Krirk University, where a studio can keep monthly costs controlled, while a 1-bedroom offers clearer separation between rest and study/work space. For lifestyle-driven renters, the area’s everyday landmarks—Ying Charoen Market for fresh groceries and Central Ramindra for shopping and services—are commonly used destinations for Sapan Mai residents.

Commute examples: work, study, and shopping routes

For tenants commuting toward central Bangkok, a common pattern is to travel from the Sapan Mai area to the BTS Sukhumvit Line via BTS Saphan Mai or BTS Sai Yud, then continue toward key interchanges such as Ha Yaek Lat Phrao or Mo Chit/Chatuchak. Typical travel time is around 25–45 minutes depending on peak hours. For those heading to Bhumibol Adulyadej Hospital, driving via Phahonyothin Road often takes about 15–30 minutes. Students going to Krirk University can use local public transport or a private car for a short trip, usually around 10–20 minutes. On weekends, many residents shop at Ying Charoen Market in roughly 10–20 minutes, or head to Central Ramindra via Ram Inthra Road in about 15–30 minutes. For Don Mueang Airport trips, driving and connecting to Vibhavadi Rangsit Road or Don Mueang routes typically takes about 20–40 minutes. When choosing a rental within the same project, compare floor level, view, and lease terms to match your routine and budget.