Silk Sanampao

Silk Sanampao is a Low Rise condominium located in Phaya Thai, Phaya Thai District, Bangkok 10400, in Soi Phahonyothin 2. The project is about 500 meters from BTS Sanam Pao Station, offering convenient access in a central city location while maintaining a more private residential atmosphere.

Developed by KSAS Development Co., Ltd., the project was completed in 2012. It consists of 1 building, 8 floors, and 77 residential units, with approximately 40 parking spaces. Unit types include 1-bedroom, 2-bedroom, and penthouse layouts, with sizes starting from around 35 - 180 square meters.

Facilities include a swimming pool, fitness room, garden, passenger lift, and common relaxation areas. The security system includes 24-hour security guards, CCTV, and key card access control.

In terms of property management, the project offers standard maintenance for the building and common areas, making it suitable for both owner-occupiers and investors seeking a condominium in the relatively limited-supply Sanam Pao area.

A nearby project of interest is Villa Rachatewi.

Silk Sanampao (Phaya Thai) in 2026 trades like a practical, BTS-driven rental condo rather than a pure speculation play. Demand is supported by offices around Sanampao-Ari and easy commuting via BTS Sanampao, about 450 m away.

• Resale price per unit (typical 1-bed, 33 sq.m.): THB 5.30 million
• Average resale price: ~THB 160,000 per sq.m. (5.30m - 33 sq.m.)
• Average rent: ~THB 22,000 per month (fully furnished 1-bed)

2026 Rental Yield is mid-to-attractive for inner Bangkok: quick math = (22,000 x 12) - 5,300,000 = 4.98% p.a. (before common fees and taxes). This suits investors prioritizing steady occupancy and cashflow over short-term flipping.

On Capital Gain, using a 2024 baseline near THB 150,000 per sq.m. and a 2026 level around THB 160,000 per sq.m., the implied growth is about 6.7% over two years, or roughly 3.3% per year. Upside is mainly tied to limited near-station supply and rent resilience compared with higher-priced CBD-adjacent projects (e.g., Ratchathewi-Chidlom) where entry cost per sq.m. is typically higher.