Condos For Rent The Line Wongsawang

Project facts and rental unit types in Wongsawang

The Line Wongsawang is a high-rise condominium developed by Sansiri Public Company Limited, completed in 2018 with 1,287 units. The project is located at No. 1333, Wongsawang Sub-district, Bang Sue District, Bangkok 10800—an address where renters typically prioritize commute efficiency and day-to-day convenience. Rental supply in this project commonly includes studio and one-bedroom units suited to solo residents or couples, as well as two-bedroom layouts for tenants who want a dedicated work-from-home area or plan to share rent with a colleague. A practical advantage of renting here is the ability to compare many units within the same project by floor level, orientation, view, and furnishing condition, helping tenants match a specific budget and lifestyle without changing neighborhoods.

Who it suits: typical tenant profiles and nearby work/study nodes

Common tenant groups at The Line Wongsawang include office employees and specialists whose routines revolve around the Bang Sue–Tao Poon area, as well as those commuting toward Chatuchak and central Bangkok via rail on a regular basis. Another visible segment is medical staff and residents who frequently visit nearby healthcare facilities such as Kasemrad Prachachuen Hospital, a well-known name in the area. The project also fits students or frequent visitors to King Mongkut’s University of Technology North Bangkok (KMUTNB) who want a northern Bangkok base with structured transport options. For lifestyle-driven renters, proximity to places like Gateway at Bang Sue and the broader Chatuchak zone—known for markets and city leisure—adds value, allowing workdays and weekends to stay on the same, efficient travel corridor.

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

For office workers heading to Bang Sue or connecting to major transport hubs, tenants can use MRT from Wongsawang Station to Tao Poon Station and continue toward Bang Sue; the trip commonly falls around 10–20 minutes depending on the exact destination and transfers. For students attending King Mongkut’s University of Technology North Bangkok (KMUTNB), traveling by public transport or private car via Prachachuen Road typically takes about 10–25 minutes, traffic dependent. For shopping, MRT access makes Gateway at Bang Sue reachable in roughly 15–25 minutes, while the Chatuchak area can be reached by MRT toward Chatuchak Park/Kamphaeng Phet stations in about 20–35 minutes in many cases. Drivers can also rely on key corridors such as Prachachuen Road and Krung Thep–Nonthaburi Road to distribute trips across the city. To compare available rentals within the same project—pricing, layouts, and lease terms—check listings on 9asset.com to shortlist units that best fit your requirements.