Parc Residence @ Pahol 67

Parc Residence @ Phahol 67 is a low-rise condominium located at 2/6 Anusawari, Bang Khen, Bangkok 10220. Situated in Soi Phahonyothin 67, the project offers convenient access to Phahonyothin Road and Ram Inthra Road, making travel to central Bangkok and the Kaset-Nawamin area relatively easy. The project was completed around 2015 and was developed by Parc Residence, with a focus on private and practical urban living.

This residential project is a Low Rise condominium comprising 1 building, 8 floors, and approximately 79 units. Parking spaces account for around 30-40% of total units. Unit types mainly include studio and 1-bedroom layouts, suitable for single residents, couples, and rental demand from people working in the Phahonyothin, Ram Inthra, and Bang Khen zones.

Facilities include a lobby, fitness room, garden, passenger lift, and common areas designed for everyday convenience. Security features include CCTV, key card access, and on-site security personnel, supporting a safe residential environment.

For transportation, the project is near BTS Sai Yud Station at approximately 2.8 km and BTS Saphan Mai Station at approximately 3.1 km. Nearby amenities include Ying Charoen Market, Central Ramindra, Big C Saphan Mai, Central General Hospital, and Sripatum University. The project is managed by the condominium juristic person. A nearby project worth exploring is Condo U Kaset-Nawamin

Parc Residence @ Phahol 67 sits in the Anusawari-Bangkhen area, where resale condos remain comparatively affordable versus newer Phaholyothin projects. In 2026, its pricing tends to align with mass-market neighbors (e.g., older Lumpini stock), while premium developments such as Knightsbridge typically command a noticeably higher price band.

• 2026 resale price per unit: THB 1.35-1.75M (studio to 1-bed)
• Average price per sq.m.: THB 52,000-62,000 (example: 28 sq.m. at THB 1.55M = ~THB 55,400 per sq.m.)
• Average rent: THB 6,500-8,500 per month (move-in ready)

• Rental Yield (quick math): rent 7,500 x 12 = 90,000 per year; 90,000 divided by 1,550,000 = 5.8% per year (before common fees and taxes)

Capital gain outlook: With a relatively low entry price and steady rental demand around Phaholyothin-Laksi, a conservative 12-month appreciation of about 1-3% is reasonable, or roughly THB 15,000-45,000 per unit, especially for well-maintained mid to high-floor units. Key risk is competition from newer supply around Phahol 57 and interchange-area projects, which can cap resale upside during certain periods.