Condos For Rent regent home 2 phahonyothin 67 1

Project basics and rental unit types on Phahonyothin 67/1

Regent Home 2 Phahonyothin 67/1 is located at No. 3, Soi Phahonyothin 67/1, Anusawari Sub-district, Bang Khen District, Bangkok 10220. Developed by Regent Green Power Co., Ltd. and completed in 2008, the project contains 216 units. What makes renting here practical is the clear, everyday-oriented unit mix typically seen in listings: studio units for efficient solo living and one-bedroom units for tenants who want separation between sleeping and working areas, or couples who prefer more privacy. If you want to compare multiple listings within the same project—pricing, lease terms, and real room photos—9asset.com is a useful place to review available options in one consolidated view before scheduling visits.

Who it fits: Bang Khen–Phahonyothin workers and students near key campuses

Typical tenants at Regent Home 2 Phahonyothin 67/1 include office employees and service-sector professionals whose routines run along Phahonyothin Road and the Lak Si–Bang Khen area. This includes renters commuting to the Government Complex Commemorating His Majesty the King’s 80th Birthday Anniversary (Chaeng Watthana Road) or those who work around Don Mueang Airport. The project also suits retail and service staff who prefer to live near shopping and daily-life destinations such as Central Ramindra and Ying Charoen Market. For education-focused renters, the project is a practical base for students connected to Kasetsart University (Bangkhen), a frequent destination for residents in this corridor. Overall, the location supports a “work-and-study first” lifestyle in Bang Khen rather than a tourism-centric address.

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

For tenants working at the Government Complex on Chaeng Watthana Road, commuting from Regent Home 2 Phahonyothin 67/1 is commonly done by private car or public transport via Phahonyothin Road, then connecting toward Chaeng Watthana, typically taking about 20–35 minutes depending on traffic. For frequent flyers or airport staff heading to Don Mueang Airport, many choose car or taxi via Phahonyothin Road and Vibhavadi Rangsit Road, usually around 15–30 minutes. Students traveling to Kasetsart University (Bangkhen) often use buses/minibuses along Phahonyothin, or connect to the BTS Sukhumvit Line from nearby stations in the Phahonyothin zone and ride to Kasetsart University Station, with a total travel time of roughly 20–35 minutes. On weekends, shopping trips to Central Ramindra or a quick run to Ying Charoen Market are typically 15–25 minutes by car or public transport, making the project a realistic rental choice for day-to-day mobility.