Ivy Ampio

The building also has a relatively modest unit count for a high-rise of this height. Historic project material lists studios of around 30–33 sqm, one-bedroom units around 42 sqm, two-bedroom units around 77 sqm and duplex layouts. Resale inventory is more varied: one-bedroom listings commonly appear around 43–45 sqm, two-bedroom units around 76–82 sqm, and some three-bedroom resales are around 136 sqm. Those figures should not be collapsed into one neat marketing range. The registered area and original plan for the specific unit matter because current listings and older project descriptions do not always use the same labels for larger layouts.

Amenities are unusually substantial for a 289-unit tower. A detailed post-completion review documented a large ground-floor lobby, the Ampio Lounge, meeting and work areas, quieter resident spaces, and a top-level Cloud @ 29 amenity floor with the pool deck, gym, steam and sauna facilities and a golf simulator. These are not merely pre-launch promises: they were inspected after completion. For a buyer in 2026, however, the relevant question is their present maintenance standard, operating hours and any access rules set by the condominium juristic person.

Parking is the most obvious trade-off for an owner who relies on a car. Historic building information gives about 167 standard spaces, equivalent to roughly 58% of the unit count, rising to around 198 cars when double parking is included. The same review noted different parking entitlements for standard apartments and duplexes at the time. Those arrangements should be treated as historical building information, not a guaranteed right attached to every resale unit; the current rules and any unit-specific entitlement need to be confirmed before purchase.

Large property databases commonly quote a common-area management fee of THB 50 per sqm per month, while some project databases also show a THB 650 per sqm sinking-fund figure from the original project terms. In a completed condominium, current juristic-person records are more important than an old project sheet. A buyer should care about the present common fee, any special assessments, reserve position and whether the unit has unpaid charges, because these directly affect the cost and cleanliness of the transfer.

There is substantial visible resale and rental inventory across the main property portals, which is useful because it lets a buyer compare several real units in the same building instead of relying on a single seller’s asking price. The lower end of visible sale stock was around THB 4.6 million when checked on 2 October 2026. That number is only a market floor. A cheaper asking price can reflect floor, view, condition, furnishing, tenancy, quota status or a seller’s urgency, so it should not be read as a building-wide valuation.

Sources also disagree on the formal completion date. DDproperty and some international databases show December 2013, while PropertyHub, Think of Living and several Thai project records use 2014 as the completion or ready-to-move year. This dossier uses 2014 as the public completion year while keeping the discrepancy explicit. The difference does not change the fact that the property is long completed, but it can matter when matching the marketing history to condominium registration records and the documentation for a particular unit.