Condos For Rent Fuse Chan-Sathorn

Project facts and rental unit types at Fuse Chan-Sathorn

Fuse Chan-Sathorn is a high-rise condominium on Chan Road, Thung Wat Don Sub-district, Sathorn District, Bangkok 10120. Developed by Pruksa Real Estate and completed in 2014, the project sits on a 7-rai 1-ngan 67.00-sq.wah land plot. It comprises 3 high-rise buildings with a total of 1,225 units and 554 parking spaces—useful clarity for tenants who care about project scale and parking practicality. In terms of rental supply, the most commonly found options within this project are studio units for solo living, one-bedroom units for couples or professionals who want a separated sleeping area, and two-bedroom units for sharing with colleagues or for small families. When choosing among listings in the same development, tenants typically compare floor level, orientation, and furnishing/appliance conditions stated in each listing, so the unit matches a Chan Road lifestyle with real connectivity into Sathorn.

Who this Chan–Sathorn location suits best

Because it is positioned on Chan Road within Sathorn, the core tenant profile at Fuse Chan-Sathorn often includes office employees and executives who want to stay close to the Sathorn–Naradhiwas Rajanagarindra–Silom office corridor. It also fits professionals whose work requires frequent in-and-out trips to the CBD, where time reliability matters. Another group commonly interested is medical staff or tenants who regularly visit major city hospitals, as Sathorn connects efficiently to multiple medical zones across central Bangkok. Lifestyle-driven renters also choose this project for its convenient access to Rama 3 and large retail destinations after work, while still enjoying a more residential neighborhood feel along Chan Road with everyday dining and services nearby. In short, it appeals to renters who want “Sathorn address value” without being directly on the busiest arterial frontage.

Commute scenarios: work, shopping, and airport access from the project

For office workers heading to the Sathorn business area, a practical route is to travel from Fuse Chan-Sathorn to BRT Sathorn and connect onward toward BTS Chong Nonsi for the Sathorn–Silom office zone; typical travel time is around 15–30 minutes depending on traffic and the final building location. For executives or tenants who drive, using Chan Road to link with Naradhiwas Rajanagarindra Road and Sathorn Road can bring you into the CBD in roughly 15–25 minutes, and the Chalerm Maha Nakhon Expressway helps extend reach to other parts of Bangkok. For shopping and leisure, Central Rama 3 is commonly reached by car or public transport in about 10–20 minutes, while Asiatique The Riverfront via Charoen Krung Road is around 15–25 minutes. For Suvarnabhumi Airport, tenants can connect by rail through the city to the Airport Rail Link, with an overall journey commonly around 45–70 minutes depending on time of day. If you want to compare multiple rental listings within the same project by budget and unit details, you can browse on 9asset.com to shortlist options that best fit your daily routes.