Baan Ratchathewi Ville

Its practical appeal is mostly about transport and entry price. ZmyHome places BTS Phaya Thai at roughly 0.4 km, the Phaya Thai Airport Rail Link at about 0.5 km and BTS Ratchathewi at around 0.6 km. DDproperty gives slightly different distances, which is normal when platforms use different map points. The relevant takeaway is not a claimed five-minute walk; it is that the condominium sits within walking distance of both the Sukhumvit Line and the airport rail connection.

Current resale asking prices are compact-unit prices rather than project launch prices. Listings checked in late September 2026 showed a lower asking level of roughly THB 1.59M for units around 25 square metres, with other units marketed above that figure. Because stock in a small older condominium can be thin, the lowest visible asking price can change as soon as one unit is sold or withdrawn. The page therefore treats THB 1.59M as a dated market anchor, not as a promise that equivalent stock will remain available.

The low headline price needs to be read together with the building's age. A 2004 condominium can be perfectly functional, but a buyer should expect the value of one unit to depend heavily on renovation quality, water and electrical systems, common-area upkeep and whether the juristic person has adequate reserves. None of the public project profiles provides the accounts, sinking-fund position, major-repair history or minutes of recent co-owner meetings. Those are material gaps for an older building and should not be disguised by polished listing photographs.

The building specification is not fully consistent across databases. ZmyHome lists one building with nine floors, and several resale advertisements also describe a nine-storey condominium. PropertyHub lists one building with eight floors, while DDproperty leaves the floor count blank. We use nine floors in the structured record because multiple independent sources support it, but the discrepancy remains open and should be checked against the condominium registration or juristic-person documents.

There is no reliable public total-unit count. Hipflat's visible '2 units' or '3 units' refers to live listings rather than the total stock in the condominium, while ZmyHome's database shows zero units, which cannot be a literal building count. This is exactly the kind of field where a plausible number would be worse than no number. The total-unit field is omitted until a registration document or another authoritative source is available.

Confirmed common features are modest: security, CCTV, parking and an elevator recur across the stronger sources, with access control also mentioned by individual property pages. Some listings show pools or fitness facilities, but those items are not consistently present in the main project profiles. They are therefore not treated as confirmed project amenities. For an inspection, the condition and operating status of the confirmed basics are more useful than a long amenity checklist copied from an advertisement.

The original developer has not been identified in the major public project databases we found. DDproperty explicitly shows no developer information, and other large profiles do not supply a company name that can be independently tied to the project. That is a limitation of the open-source record, not a reason to invent a brand. For a resale transaction, the practical documents are the condominium registration, unit title deed, juristic-person certificates, debt-free confirmation and foreign-quota confirmation for the specific unit.