Condos For Sale at Swift Condo Bangna

Swift Condo Bangna: project facts for a focused for-sale listing

Swift Condo Bangna is a low-rise condominium located in Soi Number One, Bangna Garden (commonly known as the ABAC Bangna alley), Bang Sao Thong Subdistrict, Bang Sao Thong District, Samut Prakan 10540. The development sits on approximately 5 rai 3 ngan 29.00 sq.m. and is planned as a single residential building with a total of 77 units—an important selling point for buyers who prefer privacy and a less crowded living environment. The developer is Itthipornphat Development, and the project was completed in 2012. For buyers comparing units within the same project, Swift Condo Bangna is typically evaluated by practical day-to-day access in and out of Soi Number One and how smoothly it connects to the surrounding Bangna area. You can also track updated for-sale listings and compare available units in this specific project on 9asset.com to make a more accurate decision based on real listings in the same location.

Who buys here: ABAC community and Bangna–Bang Sao Thong professionals, plus commute practicality

Typical buyers of Swift Condo Bangna include parents purchasing a unit for students studying at Assumption University (ABAC), Suvarnabhumi Campus, which is in the same ABAC Bangna zone—making the condo a practical home base for study routines. This also creates a clear rental-demand profile for investors targeting student and university-staff tenants. Another key buyer group is employees working across the Bangna–Bang Sao Thong corridor who want a quiet low-rise condo after work and value a smaller community of only 77 units. In terms of mobility, the area relies heavily on Bangna–Trad Road as the main connector toward Bangna and onward to Suvarnabhumi Airport. From Soi Number One, residents commonly use a private car or local hired transport to reach the main road efficiently, and trips to Suvarnabhumi Airport typically take around 20–30 minutes depending on traffic. This commute pattern suits frequent travelers and those in logistics or aviation-related roles, while the surrounding ABAC alley also supports everyday living with services and shops that help sustain both owner-occupancy and rental continuity in the same micro-location.