Supreme Legend

The project address is 188 Supreme Legend Condominium, Soi Amorn, also referred to as Rama III Soi 77, Chong Nonsi, Yan Nawa, Bangkok 10120. Supreme Team positions the location around the Rama III–Nang Linchi corridor with road connections toward Naradhiwas, Sathorn, Rama IV and the expressway network. In practical terms, Supreme Legend is not a doorstep-BTS or doorstep-MRT development. Detailed location reviews from the launch period describe the site as being deeper inside the soi, where driving, taxis or motorcycle taxis are generally more convenient than relying on a short walk to rail. Buyers who expect a car-free routine should test that assumption in person, while households that drive may find the road network more relevant than station distance.

Parking is therefore unusually important to the project's logic. Supreme Team states that every unit has one fixed parking space, while independent launch-era project records reported around 127 spaces for 71 units. That is a meaningful feature for a low-density, large-unit condominium in this location. A resale buyer should still verify the legal and management basis of the parking arrangement for the selected unit: a seller may say that a space is 'fixed', but the condominium regulations, title documents and juristic-person records determine exactly what is transferred or assigned. This is the kind of detail that becomes more important in an established project than a generic amenity list.

The common areas focus on everyday residential use rather than the long menu of themed facilities now common in large new developments. Supreme Team confirms an infinity-edge pool, an equipped exercise room, landscaped green areas and parking. Project databases also list a jacuzzi, sauna, steam room, access control, CCTV and round-the-clock security. With only 71 units, the ratio of residents to shared facilities is potentially more comfortable than in a much larger tower, but the original specification is not the same as current operating quality. A 2026 viewing should include the pool plant, gym equipment, lifts, common corridors, waterproofing, parking areas and general upkeep, because those observations say more about the building today than a brochure from the launch period.

Supreme Team says it has operated since 1993 and describes itself as both a developer and a management team. That is useful background, particularly because the company has several projects in the Nang Linchi and Yen Akat area, but it should not replace building-level checks. For a completed condominium, the buyer should ask for the current common-area fee, any sinking-fund obligations, arrears attached to the unit, recent major maintenance and the financial position of the condominium juristic person. PropertyHub lists a common fee of THB 48 per sqm, yet the project page does not state whether that figure is the currently effective 2026 rate. It is safer to confirm the latest billing schedule directly rather than treating a portal figure as a guaranteed ongoing cost.

The resale market also shows why unit-level comparison matters. PropertyHub listings refreshed on 16 September 2026 included a 127 sqm two-bedroom unit at THB 16.6M, several 131 sqm two-bedroom units around THB 19.5M, and much larger units priced above THB 40M. That spread is not unusual in a mature project where floor, outlook, renovation, furniture, seller motivation and legal details vary. The lowest live asking price is useful as a market-entry reference, not as a valuation conclusion. A sensible comparison should match like with like and include the unit's registered area, layout, floor, condition, parking entitlement, foreign-quota status and any near-term common-building expenditure.