Space Cherngtalay

The residential mix is compact and fairly legible. Published plans cover studios from about 25.95 to 27.03 sqm, one-bedroom layouts at 28.08 sqm and roughly 33.26–34.39 sqm, plus several two-bedroom plans ranging from 51.19 sqm to 67.71 sqm. This gives the project a natural fit for single residents, couples and small households, but the smaller units should be judged by usable storage, kitchen depth and furniture placement rather than by headline square metres alone. Parking is another practical constraint. A published project review puts parking at 70% of the unit count and notes that the figure includes tandem spaces, so a buyer should not assume one independent parking bay per apartment.

The common facilities are more substantial than a bare-bones apartment block: swimming pool, gym, sauna, co-working space, meeting room, reading or library space, landscaped areas and a lobby are consistently listed across project profiles. The same sources refer to two passenger lifts, controlled access, CCTV and parking. A current project profile quotes common-area fees at THB 50 per sqm per month and states that pets are not allowed. Those are useful screening facts, not substitutes for the condominium juristic person's current rules and invoices. Before purchase, the buyer should obtain the latest fee schedule, house rules and any restrictions that matter to the intended use of the unit.

Resale pricing is fragmented, which is normal for a newly completed project with many private owners. FazWaz showed a lower asking-price anchor of roughly THB 3.15 million when checked on 7 September 2026. Other portals carry one-bedroom listings around the low-to-mid THB 3 million range, while two-bedroom units move into a materially higher bracket depending on size, furnishing and ownership status. DDproperty also had recent listings explicitly marketed as Foreign Freehold. That is useful evidence that foreign-quota units circulate in the market, but it does not mean every apartment can be transferred to a foreign buyer in freehold. A lower-priced Thai-quota unit and a foreign-quota unit of similar size are not legally interchangeable.

The original sales story is relevant mainly because it explains today's supply. Arna Development reported the primary allocation sold out soon after launch in late 2023, and Knight Frank Thailand announced a property-management agreement for Space Cherngtalay. By 2026, however, the real market is owner-to-buyer and owner-to-tenant. This is a more transparent stage in some ways: actual rents, resale stock and completed units can be observed. It is also less standardized. A buyer should expect to compare individual titles, foreign-quota eligibility, outstanding juristic-person charges, furniture, leases, handover condition and seller documentation rather than simply choosing a unit from a developer price sheet.

The developer identity is reasonably well supported. Launch reports, live project databases and developer profiles all connect Space Cherngtalay with Arna Development, while a Thai corporate-data record identifies ARNA DEVELOPMENT COMPANY LIMITED as an active company registered in May 2018. That gives the project a clearer identity than many small Phuket resale buildings. There is still a data-quality issue in the secondary portals: PropertyHub and Hipflat show unit counts that are far below the 170 units stated in launch material and by the main project databases. For this dossier, 170 is used because it is the figure repeated across the strongest project-level sources.