The Idol Bangsaen

The Idol Bangsaen is located on Bangsaen Sai 4 Nuea Road, Saensuk Subdistrict, Mueang Chonburi District, Chonburi 20130. It is a Low Rise condominium designed for residents seeking convenient access to Burapha University and Bangsaen Beach. The project consists of 1 residential building with 8 floors and approximately 79 units, with parking spaces available for some residents. Unit types mainly include studio and 1-bedroom layouts, suitable for owner-occupiers, students, and rental investors targeting the local market.

Facilities include a swimming pool, fitness room, passenger elevator, lobby, and common relaxation area. The security system features CCTV, key card access, and on-site security support, providing a practical level of safety for everyday living. The project was completed around 2014 and developed by The Idol Condominium. However, public information regarding the juristic management company is not clearly disclosed.

The project stands out for its location near Burapha University, local markets, restaurants, cafes, and convenient road access to Bangsaen Beach. This makes it appealing for both residential buyers and investors looking for rental demand in the Bangsaen area. A nearby project is D Condo Campus Resort Bangsaen.

The Idol Bangsaen on Bangsaen Sai 4 Nuea Rd. (Saensuk, Chonburi) shows a 2026 market shaped by steady rental demand from students and local employees in the Bangsaen-เมืองชลบุรี area. However, nearby supply (e.g., D Condo Campus Resort and The Room series) keeps price growth gradual rather than aggressive.

• Resale price per unit (1-bedroom 28-32 sq.m.): THB 1.55-1.95M
• Average price per sq.m.: THB 58,000-65,000 (example: 30 sq.m. at THB 1.80M = THB 60,000 per sq.m.)
• Average rent: THB 7,500-9,000 per month (basic furnishing)

Rental Yield (quick math, mid-case): THB 8,500 per month x 12 = THB 102,000 per year. Divide by purchase price THB 1,800,000 gives a gross rental yield of about 5.7% per year, before common fees and vacancy periods.

For capital gain, a conservative expectation is 2-4% per year, supported by stable occupancy and units upgraded to rent out faster. Upside is capped by competing listings and occasional distress sales, so the more realistic strategy is to focus on “buying at the right entry price” and maintaining high occupancy, rather than relying on sharp price appreciation.