Condos For Rent Le Rich Ratchada-Sutthisan

Project facts and rental unit types at Le Rich Ratchada-Sutthisan (Le Rich Ratchada-Sutthisan)

Le Rich Ratchada-Sutthisan (Le Rich Ratchada-Sutthisan) is a low-rise condominium with a single building and only 77 units. The address is No. 1224, Sutthisan Soi, Sutthisan Road, Ratchadaphisek Sub-district, Din Daeng District, Bangkok 10400. Developed by Rizi Place 2002 Public Company Limited, the project was completed in 2011 on a 2 ngan 14.30 sq.wah land plot. A practical highlight for renters is the limited community size, which typically feels more private than larger towers in the same corridor, plus 40 parking spaces for residents who drive. In terms of rental unit options, listings in this project commonly focus on compact layouts for solo living or couples, as well as units that can accommodate a work-from-home corner for hybrid routines. When shortlisting a unit, renters usually compare floor level, orientation, balcony usability, and parking conditions stated in each listing. To browse and compare available rentals specifically in this project, you can check listings on 9asset.com and filter by budget and preferred room setup.

Who this location suits: work and daily life around Ratchada, Din Daeng, and Rama 9

With its Din Daeng location along Sutthisan Road, Le Rich Ratchada-Sutthisan (Le Rich Ratchada-Sutthisan) fits office employees and managers whose workplaces are concentrated in the Ratchadaphisek–Rama 9 zone, where major retail-office clusters sit around Central Rama 9 and Fortune Town. It also suits tenants working in the Din Daeng–Rama 9 area who want a shorter trip back home after peak-hour shifts. Another relevant tenant profile is medical staff or frequent hospital visitors, as planning trips to Rama 9 Hospital can be straightforward from this neighborhood. For lifestyle-driven renters, the project is also convenient for those who spend time at The Street Ratchada or Esplanade Ratchada for dining, errands, and meetups. The low-rise format and the limited 77-unit scale appeal to renters who prefer a calmer residential feel and simpler day-to-day building circulation compared with high-density developments.

Commute examples from the project: timed routes to offices, hospitals, and shopping

For office workers heading to Central Rama 9 or Fortune Town, a common approach is using MRT: take a short feeder ride (public transport or motorcycle taxi) from Sutthisan Soi to MRT Sutthisan Station, then ride to MRT Phra Ram 9 Station, which typically takes about 10–15 minutes on the train (excluding the feeder segment). From there, you can walk into the connected retail-office area. For Rama 9 Hospital, driving is a practical option, usually around 15–25 minutes depending on traffic, or you can take MRT to Phra Ram 9 and continue with a short last-mile ride. For shopping and social plans at The Street Ratchada or Esplanade Ratchada, take MRT from Sutthisan to Thailand Cultural Centre Station, around 10–15 minutes, then walk onward. Tenants who prefer driving still benefit from the project’s 40 parking spaces, giving more flexibility for Din Daeng–Rama 9 trips during busy hours.