Condos For Sale at The Parkland Ratchada-Wongsawang

Project facts for resale: The Parkland Ratchada-Wongsawang

The Parkland Ratchada-Wongsawang is a high-rise condominium located on Ratchada–Wongsawang Road, Wongsawang Sub-district, Bang Sue District, Bangkok 10800. The project consists of 1 residential building with a total of 743 units, giving buyers a broad resale pool—useful whether you are buying to live in or buying to invest. A sale-relevant highlight is the 356 parking spaces, which can strengthen the appeal of listings targeting car users and tenants who prioritize parking availability. Developed by Narai Property and completed in 2015, the project is mature enough for buyers to evaluate real-world livability—building condition, common-area usage, and day-to-day management—based on current occupancy rather than projections. If you are benchmarking prices within the same project before making an offer, browsing comparable listings on 9asset.com can help you see the active price range and unit types being marketed at the same time.

Who typically buys here, and nearby work/lifestyle access

Typical buyers for The Parkland Ratchada-Wongsawang include professionals working in the Bang Sue–Ratchada corridor and commuters who want a northern Bangkok base with practical access to inner-city zones. A key employment node is Krung Thep Aphiwat Central Terminal (Bang Sue Grand Station), roughly 3–5 km away depending on route; by car or taxi it generally takes about 10–20 minutes in normal traffic. The location also suits those connected to SCG Headquarters (Bang Sue), approximately 5–7 km away, commonly around 15–25 minutes by car. For everyday convenience—an important selling point in resale ads—buyers often look at nearby retail such as Big C Wongsawang and Lotus Prachachuen (about 2–5 km), supporting a “move-in ready” narrative for your listing. Road connectivity via Prachachuen Road and Ratchadaphisek Road helps drivers reach Ratchada–Lat Phrao and inner Bangkok more efficiently. For investment buyers, units that can reach the above work hubs within a 30-minute commute window tend to be easier to position for rental demand and can shorten vacancy periods after purchase.