Phasuk Tower Condominium

As of 16 September 2026, the clearest current sale listing tied specifically to Phasuk Tower Condominium is a 77 sqm one-bedroom unit with two bathrooms on the sixth floor at THB 6.6 million. The listing describes the unit as fully furnished and places it in the Thai quota. That asking price is useful as a live market anchor, not as a project-wide valuation. In a mature building with very limited visible stock, the gap between two units can reflect renovation quality, floor, outlook, furnishing and ownership eligibility rather than a simple project average.

The available evidence also gives a useful, if incomplete, picture of layouts. A current rental listing shows a 40 sqm studio on the fourth floor. The active sale is a 77 sqm one-bedroom. Hipflat records a 2023 resale of a 109 sqm two-bedroom, two-bathroom unit on the third floor. These examples confirm that the building has more than one apartment format, but they do not amount to an official unit schedule. A buyer should not assume that every intermediate size or bedroom count exists merely because the observed range is broad.

Published common facilities are modest and consistent across the main profiles: parking, 24-hour security and CCTV. There is not enough reliable evidence to advertise a pool, gym or a larger lifestyle amenity package for this exact project. With a building of this age, that simplicity can actually make the inspection more focused: check the condition of the common areas, lifts if present, parking arrangements, security access, sinking-fund position, major-repair history and any planned capital works rather than relying on a long amenity checklist.

Ownership needs particular care. Thai law allows foreign freehold ownership in a registered condominium only while foreign ownership remains within the statutory 49% area quota. The active THB 6.6M listing is marked Thai quota, so it should not be presented to an overseas buyer as automatically eligible for foreign freehold. Before paying a reservation deposit, the buyer needs confirmation from the condominium juristic person that foreign quota is currently available and that the selected unit can be transferred in the intended ownership form.

Location data require one deliberate caveat. Hipflat and international listings linked to the same Phasuk Tower Condominium record use 135/1 Soi Ari 4, Bangkok 10400, while Thailand-Property places the project in Sam Sen Nai. Separate map and portal searches also return a similarly named Phasuk Condo or Phasuk Condominium at 39/67 Rama 6 Road, but those sources describe a 1996 building and a different block profile. The two records should not be merged. For that reason, this dossier retains the Soi Ari 4 address for Phasuk Tower Condominium but does not publish coordinates until the exact map pin is manually verified.

This project is therefore best approached as a physical-asset purchase rather than a brand-led one. A buyer can inspect the actual apartment, common areas and surrounding streets before committing, which removes many of the uncertainties of off-plan property. The trade-off is that online documentation is sparse. The decision should turn on what can be verified from the title, juristic-person documents, quota letter, maintenance history and the unit itself—not on assumptions created by similarly named projects elsewhere in Phaya Thai.