1 Bedroom Condo for rent at Metro Sky Prachachuen

Let yourself be pampered at Metro Sky Prachachuen, a luxury condominium, which is distinguished by the building's design in the "Diamond Design" style, a beautifully designed shape reflecting light like a diamond with 360-degree views of the horizon and comes with complete facilities, such as a large swimming pool with a Jacuzzi, a green garden, and a rooftop lounge where you can enjoy the atmosphere and beautiful city views as far as the eye can see from, etc.On top of that, "Metro Sky Prachachuen" is located in a prime location on Pracha Chuen Road, close to Bang Son MRT station, Prachachuen Expressway, Si Rat Expressway (Prachanukul Toll Plaza), and numerous amenities, such as Gateway at Bangsue, Chatuchak Market, Union Mall, Kasemrad Hospital Prachachuen, and many more.Project InformationMetro Sky Prachachuen is located on Pracha Chuen Road, Wong Sawang, Bang Sue, Bangkok. It is a high-rise condominium project with 3 buildings, 21, 23, and 25 floors, comprising 1,320 residential units. The project was developed by Property Perfect and completed in 2017.Room Types and Details- 1 Bedroom (24 - 36 sq.m.)- 2 Bedrooms (43 - 59 sq.m.)- Moff Design (36 - 49 sq.m.)Project Facilities- Reception- Communal pool - Jacuzzi- Communal gym - Garden- Meeting room- Sky lounge- Key-card access- Car parking- 24-hour security system- CCTVAdditional Service- Shuttle bus Direction to the Project- To get to the project by public transport, you can take the MRT. The nearest station is Bang Son MRT. Once you get off the station, head north on Bangkok-Nonthaburi Road. Then, you can take a motorcycle taxi to get to the project, which is about 1.8 kilometers away or takes about 4 minutes.
- To get to the project by car, you can start from Tao Poon Intersection by heading west on Pracharat Sai 2 Road to enter Bangkok-Nonthaburi Road. Drive for 450 meters and make a U-turn. Then, continue straight on Pracharat Sai 2 Road for 600 meters and turn left at Pracha Chuen Intersection for 1.9 kilometers; you will find the project on your left-hand side.