Condos For Sale at Notting Hill Laemchabang-Sriracha

Project facts for a Notting Hill Laemchabang-Sriracha sale listing

Notting Hill Laemchabang-Sriracha is a high-rise condominium on Laemchabang–Sriracha Road, positioned directly opposite Kasetsart University Sriracha Campus. The address is in Thung Sukhla, Si Racha, Chonburi 20230. It is a single-building project with 534 residential units on approximately 2-0-67 rai of land, and it provides 161 parking spaces—an important detail for buyers comparing day-to-day convenience and resale liquidity. Developed by Origin Property Public Company Limited and completed in 2018, the project’s “one-tower, many comparable units” structure makes pricing analysis more transparent: you can benchmark similar layouts and floors within the same building rather than guessing across different projects. If you are evaluating a specific unit for purchase, reviewing multiple active resale listings in the same project on 9asset.com can help you understand the current asking range and choose a unit that fits your budget, preferred view, and holding strategy

Who buys here, and where do residents work or study nearby

Buyer demand for Notting Hill Laemchabang-Sriracha is strongly tied to its immediate surroundings. A common segment is parents purchasing for children studying at Kasetsart University Sriracha Campus, as well as students and university staff who want a home base literally across the road from the campus to minimize daily commuting friction. Another key segment is professionals working around the Laem Chabang port area and nearby industrial zones, who often prefer Thung Sukhla as a practical midpoint for driving routines. Connectivity is primarily by car via Laemchabang–Sriracha Road, linking to Sukhumvit Road (Highway 3) and Motorway 7, which supports efficient travel toward Laem Chabang work areas or into Si Racha town. From a resale and rental perspective, this location-specific demand is what makes listings in this project distinct: owners can position a unit either as a “campus-opposite” residence or as a “quick-drive to Laem Chabang” home, aligning the sale narrative with the buyer’s real-life destination patterns