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A Luxuriously Furnished, Ready to Move in Condo in Bangkok | The Reserve Sathorn
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 17 ส.ค. 2024
- The Reserve Sathorn is located in a vibrant street in Bangkok's financial district, with units furnished with luxury European furniture - ready to move in.
Contact for the best real estate opportunities in Thailand 👉 jettgunther.com
00:00 Intro
00:18 Facilities
01:21 Neighborhood overview
02:45 89.6sqm 2 bed asking 28.7m thb (~787k usd)
06:37 104sqm 2 bed crystal asking 33.5m thb (919k usd)
11:42 125.7sqm 2 bed duplex asking 42.6m thb (1.17m usd)
Developed by Pruksa Real Estate
Location: maps.app.goo.g...
Total units: 134 freehold
Storeys: 30
Not pet friendly
3 resident elevators, 1 service elevator
Unit types:
1 Bed : 49.85 - 57.35 sqm
1 Bed crystal : 56.35 sqm
2 Bed : 78.70 - 104.00 sqm
2 Bed crystal : 104.00 sqm
2 Bed duplex : 125.70 (81.00 + 44.70) sqm
Amenities highlights:
100% conventional parking
A la carte concierge service
Ground floor courtyard garden
Indoor and outdoor sky lounge
24 x 7 meter thermal pool
Gym, yoga, boxing studio
Private spa and salon
Fees:
One-time sinking fund fee of 500thb / sqm
Ongoing maintenance fee of 110thb / sqm / month, paid annually
Payment terms:
Booking fee: 200K - 400K thb
30% down payment 15 days after booking
Remaining payment within 30 days after down payment
More info about this condo 👇
Developed by Pruksa Real Estate
Location: maps.app.goo.gl/9mDjGRNrAdj1c...
Total units: 134 freehold
Storeys: 30
Not pet friendly
3 resident elevators, 1 service elevator
Unit types:
1 Bed : 49.85 - 57.35 sqm
1 Bed crystal : 56.35 sqm
2 Bed : 78.70 - 104.00 sqm
2 Bed crystal : 104.00 sqm
2 Bed duplex : 125.70 (81.00 + 44.70) sqm
Amenities highlights:
100% conventional parking
A la carte concierge service
Ground floor courtyard garden
Indoor and outdoor sky lounge
24 x 7 meter thermal pool
Gym, yoga, boxing studio
Private spa and salon
Fees:
One-time sinking fund fee of 500thb / sqm
Ongoing maintenance fee of 110thb / sqm / month, paid annually
Payment terms:
Booking fee: 200K - 400K thb
30% down payment 15 days after booking
Remaining payment within 30 days after down payment
Contact for the best real estate opportunities in Thailand 👉 jettgunther.com
This project is more then worth it for your money, yet the design may not everyone cup of tea but it’s very nice design in my opinion and the location is absolutely amazing!
Great value for this location and superb decor......
Jett, you keep surpassing your personal best! The intro was next-level for the first 1 min 20 seconds with the jazz and imagery. Drone shots also really nice.
Thank you so much! Was quite happy with how this one turned out as well 😊
This was different and the townhouse looked amazing! I may have to get one.
An amazing place, nicely thought out, with nice finishes. Hmm.....
Indeed!
Great video, Jett!
FIRST! What a lovely building, and you are sporting a sharp-looking suit!
Thank you sir! Though I'm a denim guy in my free time 😉
@@JettGunther yep. Love the suit color!
Thumbs up 👍 Jett
That suit on you is fire
Thank you!
Great job Jett. Love the design and quality. Sorry you have to deal with the “it’s too expensive” comments on every real estate tour, no matter what the price. 😊
It's okay. It's actually good insight into a common knee-jerk perception of the condos I show. So it means I'll need to do better in explaining what people get for this price point.
Thinking of moving there
Nice suit Jett… such style!
Thank you!
Too much for me, but it's nice!
Pricey! But nice!
good show, would appreciate some info on the elevator or stairs for back up
There are 3 resident elevators and 1 service elevator. All buildings are required by law to have stairs and fire escape plans.
Thai real estate is pumped up to cater to russians, chinese spenders and some western buyers the market for a extremely high priced at the moment it’s inflated to such high levels that most would be buyers are hoarding cash for now
Some do, but not all condos cater to Russians and Chinese. The one in this video is almost entirely owned by Thai nationals.
In Q1 of 2024, total residential transaction value was 96.1 billion thb. Of this amount, foreigners accounted for around 18 billion thb. That's around 18% of all transaction value.
To break it down even further, Chinese accounted for 7.5 billion thb (7.8% of total market), and Russians 924 million thb (0.9% of total market).
@@JettGunther thanks jeff for the information 👍
My pleasure!
I'm gonna say you have one of the best production team or maybe even the best to my limited knowledge. Great visuals, lighting, audio, content and fairly decent looking talent. A fairly decent looking talent is 8 out of 10 only for this instance cause the sandals did not match the outfit. Keep the the great work to Mr GQ and the team or the individual production human. Not sure of the gender or size of your team so i don't wanna piss anyone off. Keep it coming!
First of all, thank you so much. It means a lot. Investing in production is both a personal passion and my effort to elevate the perception of this city.
Ah yes, most of these show units have a shoes-off, slippers-on policy. Just keeping it clean for the future owner 😉
And don't worry, our team aren't easily offended.
@@JettGunther Sweet. Have a pleasant day.
Wearing 'house slippers' is standard in most of Asia. You leave your shoes at the door in a closet and use your house slippers to keep your home clean.
❤❤❤❤❤❤love Bangkok.
No microwaves ovens? Parking spaces should show. No dryers for clothes?
Yes those ovens have microwave function. Many washing machines nowadays also have dryer functions.
Haha. Mate. That’s CDN $1,100,000 (similar for US$). You can buy similar apartments in Toronto for that. Madness.
Challenge accepted. Show me
You're very handsome na you remind me of Matthew Dean
I love your channel but even my American dollar is too poor for it LOL.
The sky in background looks kind of bad, pollution ruins the view
Thailand has an air pollution problem usually around Feb to April. Just need to deal with it as part of living here and I personally don't try to hide it. The other video you commented on definitely was shot on a relatively bad day.
Second, even if it was a good day, the camera itself isn't able to fully capture the detail out in the distance. I'm not 100% certain about the reason but I think it's partly because we shoot in Slog which prioritizes broad exposure. This particular video was shot in mid-May when the air pollution was not that bad.
But even on a day when the air is pristine, like in this video here th-cam.com/video/KlweiigmQZg/w-d-xo.html , you're still going to see the same hazy background.
No railing for the stairs. Eek. Not ideal for someone with balance issues.
You mean these stairs? th-cam.com/video/ohYQVSdL6nY/w-d-xo.htmlsi=hd0Xgn9VQNm-t-fJ&t=808 or another one in the video?
@@JettGunther yes
@@mattxlane Can you elaborate what your mean by railings? To me, that staircase definitely has railings.
@@JettGunther It has double railing on the first few steps and then only on the left side the rest of the way. Extra railing built into the wall on the right would make it much more safe. Can easily be done and still look sleek.
I see, so you're saying it should also have railings on the wall wide. I guess so.
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