Bangkok Feliz @ Krungthonburi 5-2

The original unit mix is straightforward but not uniform. Project-era sources consistently describe one-bedroom homes of 27–43 sqm and two-bedroom homes of 42–54 sqm. Those are broad bands for a 79-unit building. A 27 sqm one-bedroom and a 43 sqm one-bedroom may carry the same bedroom label while offering quite different storage, living space and suitability for a longer stay. The resale market amplifies that difference because floor, orientation, renovation, furnishing and seller circumstances all sit on top of the original layout. Two-bedroom units deserve the same unit-by-unit treatment. The practical comparison is not simply “one bedroom versus two bedrooms”; it is the exact floor plan, usable space, condition and asking price of the particular title being sold.

Facilities are modest and typical of a compact urban low-rise from this period. Historical project material and independent reviews consistently identify a swimming pool, fitness room, lobby, landscaped areas, passenger lift, key-card access, CCTV and 24-hour security. Early sources also mention a children's pool and parking for roughly 40 cars. That should not be read as a guaranteed parking entitlement for every owner. In a building with 79 units, current parking rules, allocation practice and any double-parking arrangement matter much more than an old headline capacity. Historical portals also quote a common fee of THB 45 per sqm per month, but a resale buyer should treat that as a historical reference until the condominium juristic person confirms the current rate, any sinking-fund calls and outstanding charges attached to the selected unit.

Location is the project's clearest enduring proposition. Longdo's approved place record puts the building at Charoen Nakhon 14, Khlong Ton Sai, Khlong San, Bangkok 10600. CMC's launch history described Krung Thon Buri station as 150 metres away, while current property portals can show longer mapped walking distances depending on the pin and route used. Rather than forcing those measurements into one number, a buyer should test the actual walk from the building entrance. The wider setting is urban rather than resort-led: the project sits on the Thon Buri side with access toward Sathorn and the Charoen Nakhon riverside corridor. That makes commuting and everyday Bangkok use more central to the purchase case than amenities designed around holiday occupancy.

As of 3 October 2026, DDproperty showed an active 27 sqm resale listing at THB 2.36 million, alongside higher-priced stock, while PropertyHub also carried multiple sale listings across different sizes. The THB 2.36 million figure used here is therefore a visible lower resale reference on the check date, not a developer price, valuation or promise that another unit will trade at the same level. Foreign buyers have an additional transaction filter: the condominium's foreign ownership quota. Thai law allows foreign freehold ownership only within the 49% foreign quota for the building. A listing described as “freehold” is not enough on its own; the juristic person should confirm that the selected unit can actually be transferred into foreign freehold before money is committed.