Condos For Rent kensington phaholyothin 63

Project facts and typical rental layouts at Kensington Phaholyothin 63

Kensington Phaholyothin 63 is a low-rise condominium completed in 2018 by Origin Property PCL. The project has 1 building with 231 units and 73 parking spaces. It is located in Soi Phaholyothin 63, on Phaholyothin Road, Anusawari Sub-district, Bang Khen District, Bangkok 10220. Tenants who search in this pocket usually want a home that sits inside a quieter soi yet remains practical for daily commuting via Phaholyothin Road and nearby BTS connections. Rental supply in this project is most commonly found in compact formats such as studio and 1-bedroom units, which fit solo tenants and couples who prioritize manageable monthly costs and easy upkeep. Another reason renters shortlist this project is its moderate unit count, which tends to feel more private than large-scale towers, while still offering a defined parking allocation for tenants who drive on certain days

Who it suits: professionals in Lak Si–Bang Khen and students along Phaholyothin

The core tenant profile at Kensington Phaholyothin 63 typically includes office employees and operational staff working across the Lak Si–Chaeng Watthana–Ramintra corridor, looking for a rental that balances budget and commute reliability. Healthcare-related tenants and those who frequently visit or work near Bhumibol Adulyadej Hospital are also a relevant segment for this location. For retail and service workers, the Saphan Mai area is a practical destination, with places such as Big C Saphan Mai and Ying Charoen Market forming everyday activity nodes. On the education side, the project can work well for students commuting to Sripatum University, and for those who need regular access to Kasetsart University (Bangkhen), since the Phaholyothin axis offers both public transport and BTS-based routing options

Commute scenarios: getting to work, campus, and shopping from the project

For an office worker heading to Chaeng Watthana—such as the Government Complex (Chaeng Watthana)—a practical route is to connect to BTS Wat Phra Sri Mahathat Station and continue toward the destination side, with a typical door-to-area travel time of about 25–45 minutes depending on peak traffic and transfer time. A Sripatum University student can travel along Phaholyothin Road by public transport or car, usually around 10–20 minutes. For Kasetsart University (Bangkhen), tenants can either use BTS to a nearby zone and transfer, or drive via Phaholyothin Road, commonly around 20–35 minutes on weekdays. For leisure, many renters choose Central Ramindra for shopping, or run quick errands at Big C Saphan Mai and Ying Charoen Market, generally about 10–25 minutes by car or public transport along Phaholyothin. To compare available listings and pricing specifically within this project, you can check 9asset.com to narrow options by budget and rental terms