Condos For Sale at The Room Charoenkrung 30

Project facts for a sale listing: The Room Charoenkrung 30

The Room Charoenkrung 30 is a single-building high-rise condominium located in Soi Charoenkrung 30, Bang Rak Sub-district, Bang Rak District, Bangkok 10500. The project is built on a 1-rai 3-ngan 89.00-sq.wah land plot and comprises 211 residential units with 169 parking spaces—an important point for buyers who need reliable parking in a business-centric neighborhood. The developer is Land & Houses PCL, and the building was completed in 2017, which appeals to buyers looking for a “move-in ready” unit or a rental-oriented purchase in a project that is not overly aged. When you compare units within the same project, it is worth focusing on unit-specific factors such as floor level, orientation, view, usable area, and actual condition. For faster screening of updated listings and details within The Room Charoenkrung 30, you can check 9asset.com to narrow down options that match your budget and requirements.

Who it suits and how commuting supports the purchase decision

Typical buyers for The Room Charoenkrung 30 include executives and office professionals working in the Silom–Sathorn corridor, with nearby office landmarks such as Empire Tower and Sathorn Square. From the project, commuting by car or taxi via Charoenkrung Road connecting to Sathorn generally takes around 10–20 minutes depending on traffic. Another strong segment is buyers who spend time around the riverside retail and lifestyle zone: ICONSIAM is approximately 2–3 km away and can be reached by car, or by connecting to river transport around the Sathorn pier area. For rail-based mobility, the project can connect to BTS Saphan Taksin or BTS Surasak (roughly 1–2 km depending on the route), supporting quick access toward Silom, Asok, and other interchange points. Everyday convenience is reinforced by Robinson Bangrak and the distinctive Charoenkrung neighborhood known for specialty dining, cafés, and galleries—helping the project attract tenants who want a clear “work-near-CBD, live-near-riverside” profile. Buyers should therefore select a unit that matches real commuting patterns—such as a layout that fits weekday travel to Sathorn—or a unit with an open city view to strengthen long-term value.