The Address Sukhumvit 28 is a residential condominium in Phrom Phong, within the central business district of Bangkok, Thailand. The Emquartier shopping centre lies close to the building, placing retail, dining and everyday services within a short reach of home. Phrom Phong appeals to buyers who want a central Bangkok address together with the practical conveniences of an established urban neighbourhood.
The building occupies a position in the heart of the capital's business area, which is convenient for those who work in or regularly visit the central districts. We do not quote individual stations, roads or distances, since we state only what can be confirmed. The proximity of Emquartier provides a clear point of reference for daily journeys, and the central setting of Phrom Phong makes planning routes across the city straightforward. Seeing the location in person is the most reliable way to assess it.
The Address Sukhumvit 28 was developed by AP Thai and completed in 2011. It rises to 31 floors, and the project comprises a single building. This gives a unified residential tower with shared services rather than a sprawling multi-block scheme, which keeps the scale of the project clear and manageable. As a condominium, each apartment is held individually, while the common areas of the building are shared among the owners.
The apartment currently offered includes one fixed parking slot, a worthwhile feature in a central district. Within the home there is a balcony, a fully equipped kitchen and a complete set of electrical appliances, so the principal equipment does not need to be bought after the purchase. This allows a buyer to move in promptly, whether for permanent residence or for an extended stay in Bangkok.
One apartment is available now: a 2-bedroom, 70 sq m residence on the 25th floor with a city view. It is sold fully furnished and has two bathrooms, a balcony and a kitchen with appliances. The asking price is THB 14,900,000. The arrangement of two bedrooms and two bathrooms suits a family or shared occupancy, and the existing furnishings reduce the time needed to settle in.
The apartment is freehold, an important point for international buyers because ownership is not tied to a lease term. The practical considerations follow from the property itself: a home ready for occupation with furniture and appliances, a fixed parking slot, a 31-floor building completed in 2011, and a Phrom Phong location beside Emquartier. A personal viewing, including the outlook from the 25th floor, is advisable before a decision.
