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The lower part of the building works as a substantial common and service podium before the residential levels begin. Detailed 2016 inspections of the completed building describe homes from Floor 2 through Floor 29, with around 20 units on a typical floor. Most units face north or south, while the larger two-bedroom layouts occupy corner positions. On Floors 4, 10, 14, 18, 23 and 28, some residential area gives way to shared planted pockets, so the corridor condition and number of immediate neighbours vary by floor. One of the project's more distinctive ideas is the small private foyer outside each front door, with a shoe-storage zone, a gate and an individual mailbox. It is common-area design rather than extra title area, but it creates a noticeably different arrival sequence from the usual Bangkok condominium corridor and is worth seeing in person because maintenance quality can vary across a building that has been occupied for years.

The original unit catalogue is unusually straightforward. There are two one-bedroom layouts at 32.84 sqm and two two-bedroom layouts at 66.86 sqm and 72.10 sqm. In the one-bedroom Type A, the bathroom sits between the living area and bedroom and can be reached from both sides; Type B moves the bathroom towards the entrance and uses a sliding partition to separate the bedroom. The two-bedroom homes are corner units with two bathrooms and a clearer separation between living and sleeping zones. Resale listings now show units around 33, 34, 36, 68 and 73 sqm, and some portals occasionally classify a unit differently from the original project plans. That should be treated as a listing issue rather than evidence of a new official unit family. The registered plan, title deed area and the physical apartment should be checked together, especially where a seller has renovated or reconfigured the interior.

Common facilities are more layered than a basic lobby-and-pool package. The ground level includes the main lobby, lounge and library, together with access to the automated parking system. M1 contains the fitness room and meeting room, while M2 was designed for steam and sauna functions with a laundry area nearby. Outside, the project has a free-form saltwater pool, landscaped garden areas and a small putting green; additional planted pockets appear on selected residential floors. Project-era material reports parking at about 40% of the residential-unit count, using both mechanical and conventional spaces. That ratio does not tell a car owner everything they need to know. In a mature building, the useful questions are whether a parking right is attached to the selected unit, how the juristic person allocates spaces, how the mechanical system performs at peak times, and whether major equipment maintenance is already budgeted.

Completion dates on property portals are inconsistent. Contemporary reviews from July 2016 show a finished building and describe handover and inspection of units, the project advertising record refers to condominium registration 6/2559, and the architect L49 dates the building to 2016. By contrast, FazWaz, DDproperty and several derivative databases commonly display October 2019. Areeya's own project page remains online and shows 100% construction progress with a progress update dated November 2018. For this dossier, 2016 is used as the completion year because it is supported by sources created when the building was actually being delivered. The later portal date is retained as a documented inconsistency rather than silently replacing the contemporary evidence. Buyers should still rely on the condominium and unit documents when a precise legal or tax date matters to a transaction.

The current resale market is wide rather than uniform. In late August 2026, a 33 sqm one-bedroom unit was being refreshed on PropertyHub / Connex at THB 2.58M, with other one-bedroom asking prices around THB 2.65–2.70M and much higher depending on floor, fit-out and seller expectations. Two-bedroom listings around 68–73 sqm were materially more expensive. Meanwhile, Areeya's live project page still carries a marketing line for a two-bedroom unit from THB 6.99M, but the page does not show a current stock timestamp for that offer. The THB 2.58M figure is therefore used only as a lower resale-market anchor on the check date, not as a developer price or a promise of available inventory. Any shortlisted unit needs a fresh check of asking price, negotiability, furniture, renovation, view, title status and foreign-quota eligibility before the number is treated as actionable.

For an overseas buyer, the ownership route is the standard Thai condominium route. A foreign national may register direct freehold ownership of a condominium unit only while the foreign share remains within the statutory 49% cap on aggregate unit area in the registered building, and the condominium juristic person must issue the quota confirmation used at the Land Department transfer. A resale advertisement saying 'freehold' does not by itself prove that the selected unit can be transferred to a foreigner today. The advantage of buying in an established building is that due diligence can include the real condition of the apartment, corridors, pool, lifts and mechanical parking rather than relying on future specifications. The trade-off is that building management matters more: recent juristic-person accounts, common-fee arrears, reserve-fund position, planned capital repairs and any unit-specific encumbrances should be reviewed before signing.