Condos For Rent The Kith Sukhumvit 113

Project facts and rental unit types at The Kith Sukhumvit 113

The Kith Sukhumvit 113 is a low-rise condominium completed in 2012 and developed by Sena Development PCL. The project is located on Soi Sukhumvit 113, Sukhumvit 113 Road, Samrong Nuea, Mueang Samut Prakan, Samut Prakan 10270. Set on about 4-3-0 rai, it offers 404 units across 2 buildings. What makes rentals here distinctive is the practical, liveable inventory that tends to be easy to match with tenant needs. Listings commonly feature studio units for budget-controlled solo renters and 1-bedroom units for tenants who want a clearer separation between sleeping and living areas. Many renters choose this project specifically for the Samrong Nuea address along the Sukhumvit 113 corridor, where commuting options remain straightforward while the low-rise setting provides a more defined residential feel than high-rise towers

Who this Samrong Nuea–Sukhumvit 113 location suits

With its placement on Soi Sukhumvit 113, The Kith Sukhumvit 113 fits renters who split their routines between Samut Prakan and Bangkok along Sukhumvit. One key tenant group is office staff and service employees working around Samrong–Bearing and commuting toward Bang Na, where major retail and business clusters support a wide range of jobs. Another group includes healthcare professionals and frequent hospital visitors who prefer shorter, more predictable trips to nearby facilities such as Samrong General Hospital and Manarom Hospital (Bang Na). The project also works well for students and families seeking a rental base with access to education in the Bang Na–Samrong area, including Southeast Bangkok University (Bang Na), with studio and 1-bedroom layouts aligning well with typical study-and-work lifestyles

Commute and lifestyle examples: work, study, and shopping trips

Renters working in Bang Na often rely on the BTS Sukhumvit Line by starting from nearby stations such as BTS Bearing or BTS Samrong, then riding toward Bang Na in roughly 10–20 minutes depending on the exact destination and transfers. For tenants commuting deeper into Bangkok, such as Asok–Phrom Phong, staying on the BTS corridor typically takes around 35–55 minutes, offering more consistent timing than driving during peak hours. Those with errands in Samut Prakan, including Pak Nam, can use private cars or local public transport along Sukhumvit Road, usually reaching the area in about 15–30 minutes. For weekend shopping and larger errands, many residents head to Imperial World Samrong in about 10–15 minutes, or drive to Mega Bangna via Bang Na–Trat Road in roughly 20–35 minutes. These patterns highlight why renting at The Kith Sukhumvit 113 appeals to tenants who want flexible mobility via both rail and road