The Key Rama 3

The building has a more layered amenity plan than a single podium pool. The ground level contains the arrival areas and garden; lower floors are used largely for parking; the sixth floor holds the main recreation facilities, including the pool areas, gym, yoga space, shared lounge and games room. Higher levels add garden and viewing spaces, with the top floor used as a sky-level common area. Four passenger lifts are reported, with controlled floor access, and the project includes staffed security, access control and CCTV. Parking is reported at about 51% of the unit count including tandem spaces. That is a meaningful constraint for a household with two cars or for an owner who assumes every condominium automatically comes with a dedicated bay, so the current parking rules should be checked against the specific unit and the juristic person's house rules.

The original residential mix is concentrated rather than broad. One-bedroom units are roughly 29.8–30.4 sqm. Two-bedroom apartments begin around 51.5 sqm and run to 61.3 sqm, with both one-bathroom and two-bathroom configurations documented in the project reviews. This makes the development relatively easy to compare for a buyer choosing between a compact personal residence and a larger two-bedroom home. It also creates an important due-diligence point in the present resale market: current portals show some three-bedroom offers around 90–91 sqm, even though three-bedroom layouts do not appear in the original published unit mix. Those units may be legitimate combined or altered configurations, but the approved plan and title documentation should explain exactly what is being sold before the layout is treated as a standard project type.

As of 4 October 2026, DDproperty shows resale asking prices starting around THB 3.45M, with active stock also visible on other major platforms. That figure should be read as a market floor, not as a valuation of the project or a promise that an equivalent unit is available at the same number. The cheapest one-bedroom can differ materially from another unit of nearly identical size if it has a weaker outlook, lower floor, older furniture, a Thai-quota title or work that needs to be done after transfer. Historical launch material quoted prices from THB 3.3M, but a 2019 or 2022 launch number is no longer a useful substitute for today's comparable resales. For a completed condominium, the better comparison is between several live units with similar size, ownership form and condition.

Foreign ownership needs to be checked at unit level. The project is described as freehold, but Thai condominium law limits foreign freehold ownership to 49% of the total area of all units in the building. A project-level 'freehold' label therefore does not mean that every resale can be transferred into a foreign buyer's name. Transaction records for The Key Rama 3 show both Foreign Quota and Thai Quota units, which is exactly why the juristic person's quota confirmation matters before transfer. Current portals report a common-area fee of about THB 55 per sqm per month, consistent with launch-era project information, while older material also mentioned a THB 600 per sqm sinking-fund contribution. A buyer should still ask for the current juristic-person statement, debt-free certificate and latest house rules rather than assuming that every historical project charge remains unchanged in 2026.