iCondo Kaset

Most sources agree on the basic structure: one eight-storey building, compact one- and two-bedroom apartments, and a Kaset-Nawamin / Sena Nikhom location. The total unit count is not perfectly consistent. PropertyHub, FazWaz and BaanFinder show 181 units, while DDproperty, ScanCondo and several local profiles show 180. The registry uses 181 because it is repeated across multiple current project profiles, but the one-unit discrepancy should remain visible rather than being silently normalised.

Completion timing has a similar but less balanced discrepancy. PropertyHub, DDproperty, FazWaz and BangkokRE point to 2014, while some local databases show 2013. The main project field therefore uses 2014, with 2013 retained as an unresolved source difference until a primary condominium-registration or completion document is reviewed.

The original unit mix is straightforward: one-bedroom apartments of roughly 24–31 sqm and two-bedroom units around 45 sqm. Current 2026 resale listings include approximately 31 sqm units around THB 1.5–1.95M and two-bedroom homes around 45–46 sqm near THB 2.9M. These are unit-specific asking prices rather than a project-wide price list; floor, renovation, furniture, outlook, tenancy and legal status can materially change the value of two nominally similar apartments.

The location is tied to northern Bangkok and the Kasetsart University area. Different sources place BTS Kasetsart University roughly 1.2–1.8 km from the development, so this is not a true walk-out-the-door rail location. A buyer who commutes by BTS should test the last-mile route in real conditions, while Prasert-Manukit Road provides direct road access through the wider Kaset-Nawamin corridor.

Current project profiles consistently support a swimming pool, fitness room, security, CCTV, parking and lift access. Some smaller facility details differ between databases, including access-control features, so they should be verified on site rather than copied from old marketing. In a completed building, maintenance quality matters more than the original amenity list: pool condition, lift reliability, corridors, parking and common-area upkeep can all be inspected before purchase.

For owner-occupation, the project offers a simple advantage: the buyer can inspect the real apartment and building before committing. For rental use, demand may come from Kasetsart University, the northern Green Line corridor and local employment, but a yield assumption should not be built from a handful of advertisements. PropertyHub showed clear late-September 2026 rental asks around THB 7,000–7,500 per month for approximately 31 sqm units, with final achievable rent depending on furnishing, lease length and competition inside the building.

For a foreign buyer, a generic freehold label does not guarantee that any advertised unit can be registered in foreign ownership. Thailand's condominium rules apply a statutory foreign quota, and the live quota position at iCondo Kaset is not publicly available. Before a material deposit is paid, the condominium juristic person should confirm quota availability and the buyer should reconcile the unit title, common-charge status and fund-transfer documentation.

In practical terms, iCondo Kaset is a budget-oriented completed option in Chatuchak where the decision can be based on real units rather than launch promises. It is a weaker fit for buyers who require a BTS station within a few minutes' walk, a recently completed building or large family layouts. After more than a decade of operation, the condition of the exact unit and the building's management quality matter more than the original marketing concept.