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The site plan is more varied than a standard townhouse compound. The 181-unit plan is split between 159 two-storey townhouses and 22 four-storey home-office units, with the more commercial-style home offices positioned toward the front of the site and the residential lanes deeper inside. The original townhouse range included the roughly 112 sqm Loft plan and the larger roughly 135 sqm Luxe plan. The home-office product was around 272 sqm over four levels. Those original layouts are still useful for understanding the bones of the project, but resale homes may no longer match the brochure exactly. Owners have enclosed kitchens, added canopies, changed room counts and sometimes advertise areas using different conventions, so a listing should be checked against the physical house and its registered documents rather than matched mechanically to an old plan name.

Pricing now belongs firmly to the resale market. An active listing checked on 7 October 2026 was asking THB 2.8 million, while other homes in the project were offered at materially higher prices. The spread is not surprising because the project contains small standard townhouses, larger plots, corner units and the much bigger home-office format. A lower asking price is therefore a market entry reference, not a project-wide value. For any specific property, compare land size, actual usable area after alterations, parking, orientation, renovation quality, roof and services, and exactly what furniture or built-in work is included. In an eight-plus-year-old low-rise community, the individual home’s maintenance history can matter more to value than the developer’s original launch price.

The original communal package was substantial for this type of suburban estate: a swimming pool with a children’s section, fitness room, shared work lounge, garden, playground, controlled access, CCTV and 24-hour security. Under the original estate arrangement, the main clubhouse facilities were reserved for townhouse residents, while the home-office zone had its own frontage and shared surface parking. That historical distinction is worth checking again if the target property is a home office. Current access rules, community fees and any separate obligations should come from the present juristic or estate management body, not from an old sales brochure. The same caution applies to the historical common-fee figure found in older sources: it helps explain the original structure but should not be treated as a 2026 payable amount without confirmation.

This is a road-led location rather than a rail-led one. The project fronts Macharoen Road, about 1.2 km by road from the main Phet Kasem Road. That gives useful access to the western Bangkok road network, including Phet Kasem and Phuttha Sakhon, but it is not a walk-to-MRT address. The operating Blue Line reaches Lak Song; a project review measured the road distance to Lak Song at roughly 9.6 km. Everyday shops, schools and medical facilities are available around Nong Khaem, yet the location will feel much more natural to a household that drives than to someone expecting central-Bangkok transit convenience. In practical terms, buyers are trading station proximity for more ground-level space and a suburban residential setting.

Foreign ownership is the main legal filter. A townhouse here is a landed property, so the familiar condominium foreign-quota route does not apply. Under Thai law, foreign individuals generally cannot own land directly, except under narrow statutory exceptions. A resale advertisement may describe the property as freehold, but that describes the local tenure being sold; it does not mean a foreign individual can automatically register the land in their own name. Before paying a deposit, a foreign buyer should see the title deed for the exact home, identify the registered landowner, check mortgages or other encumbrances and have a compliant ownership or long-term-use structure reviewed for that transaction. Thai buyers face a simpler ownership route, but the title and encumbrance checks remain basic due diligence for any resale house.