Condos For Rent The Base Rama 9-Ramkhamhaeng

Project facts and rental unit types in Hua Mak

The Base Rama 9-Ramkhamhaeng is a high-rise condominium consisting of 1 building with 923 units, developed by Sansiri Public Company Limited and completed in 2012. The address is No. 3 on Rama 9–Ramkhamhaeng Road (soi area), Hua Mak Sub-district, Bang Kapi District, Bangkok 10240. The project sits on about 5-1-91 rai of land and provides 426 parking spaces. For renters focusing on this specific project, listings commonly feature studio units for solo living, one-bedroom layouts for couples or professionals who want a separated living/sleeping zone, and two-bedroom units for roommates or small families. Because it is a large single-tower project, tenants often benefit from having multiple comparable listings within the same building—making it easier to choose by floor level, view direction, furnishing, and budget without changing the neighborhood. The stated parking supply is also a practical decision point for tenants who drive and want to evaluate feasibility before scheduling a viewing

Who this condo suits: Rama 9–Ramkhamhaeng work-life patterns

Typical tenants include office staff and executives commuting toward the Rama 9–Asok corridor, where many workplaces and commercial destinations line Rama 9 Road, yet they prefer to live on the Hua Mak side for day-to-day convenience. Another key group is people working or frequently running errands in the Ramkhamhaeng–Bang Kapi area, supported by destinations such as The Mall Bangkapi and Bangkapi Market. The project also fits tenants connected to nearby healthcare hubs, including Samitivej Srinakarin Hospital and Ramkhamhaeng Hospital. In addition, students and university staff associated with Ramkhamhaeng University often shortlist rentals here because they can commute to campus while still keeping access to the inner city. As a high-rise with established building management, it appeals to renters who value structured access control and predictable common-area maintenance when choosing a long-term lease

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

For example, an office worker heading to the Rama 9 area can use the Airport Rail Link from Hua Mak Station and connect onward to the MRT network to reach Phra Ram 9 Station, typically taking around 25–45 minutes in total depending on transfer timing and peak-hour conditions. Drivers can exit toward Rama 9 Road and use the Si Rat Expressway to reduce travel time on congested days. A tenant studying at Ramkhamhaeng University can commute via public buses along Ramkhamhaeng Road or by car, usually around 10–20 minutes. For shopping and daily errands, The Mall Bangkapi and Bangkapi Market are commonly reached in about 15–25 minutes. If medical visits are needed, Samitivej Srinakarin Hospital is often around 15–30 minutes by car depending on traffic. To compare multiple rental options within the same tower—floor, view, furniture set, and lease terms—check real listings on 9asset.com and shortlist the unit that matches your routine most closely