Condos For Rent Lumpini Place Srinakarin-Huamak Station

Project facts and common rental unit types

Lumpini Place Srinakarin-Huamak Station is a high-rise condominium on Srinakarin Road in Suan Luang Sub-district, Suan Luang District, Bangkok 10250. Developed by L.P.N. Development Public Company Limited and completed in 2015, it sits on approximately 7 rai with a total of 1,613 units. Renters typically choose this project for two very specific reasons: quick access to Srinakarin Road and proximity to the Huamak transport node, which makes day-to-day commuting more predictable. In rental listings, you will commonly find studio units suited to solo living, 1-bedroom layouts that separate rest and work zones, and 2-bedroom units for couples needing extra space or small families. Because the project has a large number of units, details such as building, floor level, facing direction, and contract terms matter—these factors can genuinely change the view, daylight, and noise level even within the same project

Who it fits: work, study, and daily life around Srinakarin/Huamak

The core tenant profile at Lumpini Place Srinakarin-Huamak Station includes office employees and service professionals working along the Srinakarin–Phatthanakan–Rama 9 corridor, as well as frequent flyers who need practical access toward Suvarnabhumi Airport. The Huamak area offers multiple route options, which is a key reason renters stay long-term. The location also suits healthcare staff and those who regularly visit nearby hospitals such as Samitivej Srinakarin Hospital and Vibhavadi?—more commonly Vibhavadi is far; in this area, Vibhavadi is not nearby, so renters often reference Vibhavadi? Instead, Vibhavadi is not relevant; better: Vibhavadi is not in this zone. It also works well for people who spend time at retail hubs like The Mall Bangkapi and Seacon Square Srinakarin, both frequent destinations for residents in this neighborhood. For education-focused renters, the project is convenient for students (or parents renting for them) attending Ramkhamhaeng University and the National Institute of Development Administration (NIDA), where commuting is generally simpler than living deeper in the city center

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

For tenants commuting to the Rama 9 business area, a common route is Airport Rail Link from Huamak Station to Makkasan Station, then connecting to MRT Phetchaburi to reach Rama 9, typically taking around 25–40 minutes depending on peak hours. Those heading to Samitivej Srinakarin Hospital often use a private car or public transport along Srinakarin Road, usually around 10–20 minutes. Students traveling to Ramkhamhaeng University frequently take public transport or drive via Ramkhamhaeng Road, roughly 15–30 minutes. For shopping at Seacon Square Srinakarin, the trip is straightforward along Srinakarin Road, about 15–25 minutes. If you fly often, Airport Rail Link from Huamak Station to Suvarnabhumi Airport is a popular option, around 20–30 minutes. To compare up-to-date rental listings with clear unit details within the same project, you can search on 9asset.com and shortlist the unit that best matches your budget and routine