Condos For Rent Lumpini Condo Town Chonburi-Sukhumvit

Project facts and rental layouts on Chonburi–Sukhumvit Road

Lumpini Condo Town Chonburi-Sukhumvit (Lumpini Condo Town Chonburi-Sukhumvit) is a low-rise condominium developed by L.P.N. Development Public Company Limited, located on Chonburi–Sukhumvit Road, Ban Suan Subdistrict, Mueang Chonburi District, Chonburi 20000. Completed in 2014, the project spans about 37 rai and is built as a 22-building community with 4,181 units, which typically means renters can find more choices across different buildings and unit positions. The most common rental types are studio and one-bedroom units for solo residents or couples, with a smaller number of two-bedroom units for roommates or small families. Parking is also a practical consideration here: the project provides around 1,130 parking spaces, appealing to tenants who commute by car while relying on the Sukhumvit corridor for everyday mobility.

Who it suits: city professionals, industrial commuters, and Bangsaen students

Because it connects directly to the Chonburi–Sukhumvit corridor, this project is often chosen by office staff and professionals working around Chonburi City, as well as commuters heading to major employment zones such as Amata Nakorn Industrial Estate and the Laem Chabang port area. These tenant groups commonly prefer one-bedroom units for privacy and a predictable daily routine. Students and education staff are also a relevant segment, since the Bangsaen area is reachable for study or work, especially Burapha University. For daily lifestyle needs, the location links well to Central Chonburi for shopping and dining, and Chonburi Hospital for healthcare and appointments—making the project practical for both “in-city living” and “out-of-city commuting” from one address.

Commute examples: work, study, and shopping from the project

For a tenant working at Amata Nakorn Industrial Estate, commuting from Lumpini Condo Town Chonburi-Sukhumvit (Lumpini Condo Town Chonburi-Sukhumvit) is typically done by private car or company shuttle, using Chonburi–Sukhumvit Road to connect toward Motorway No. 7; travel time is roughly 20–35 minutes depending on traffic. For those employed around Laem Chabang, Motorway 7 is also the common route, usually around 35–55 minutes. A Burapha University (Bangsaen) student often travels by car or public transport along Sukhumvit, averaging about 20–30 minutes. On weekends, many tenants head to Central Chonburi for errands or movies in about 10–20 minutes, or visit Chonburi Hospital in roughly 10–20 minutes. Given these patterns, choosing a rental unit here often comes down to building position for smoother exits and the convenience of parking; you can compare updated rental listings for this project on 9asset.com to match a unit with your exact commute.