My Resort @ River
My Resort @ River
My Resort @ River
My Resort @ River
My Resort @ River
My Resort @ River
My Resort @ River
My Resort @ River
My Resort @ River
My Resort @ River
My Resort @ River
My Resort @ River
My Resort @ River
My Resort @ River
My Resort @ River
My Resort @ River
Bang O, Bang Phlat, Bangkok
From

฿15,900,000

3

Beds

1 - 2

Baths

1

Buildings
Completed

2011

123

Units
My Resort @ River
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About My Resort @ River

Redefining Bangkok’s Riverside Living

Remember the days when “luxury condo” meant cramped studios with token river views? My Resort @ River flips that script entirely. This isn’t just a property—it’s a statement. Designed for families and investors who value spaceprivacy, and long-term potential, this 37-floor masterpiece on the Chao Phraya’s Thonburi banks offers something rare: a forever home in a transient market.

Think of it as the antithesis of today’s cookie-cutter high-rises. With no studios or 1-bedrooms, units start at 150 sqm—spacious enough for multigenerational living, yet sleek enough for modern tastes. But what truly sets it apart? Let’s unpack why this project isn’t just surviving Bangkok’s shifting market—it’s thriving.

Chapter 1: The Anatomy of a Legacy Project

Key Stats That Demand Attention

  • Location: Soi Charansanitwong 72, Thonburi (500m from future MRT Blue Line’s Bang Phlat Station)

  • Completion: 2011 (ready-to-move-in, no construction delays)

  • Units: 123 residences across 37 floors (4 units per floor max)

  • Parking: 200% capacity (2 slots per unit minimum)

  • Price Range: ฿12M – ฿200M+

  • Price/Sqm: ฿76,000 – ฿123,000 (post-discount)

Why these numbers matter:
In a market still recalibrating post-pandemic, My Resort @ River hits a sweet spot. Unlike newer launches battling inflation-driven construction costs, this project’s 2011 completion sidesteps today’s ฿120,000+/sqm “new normal” for riverfront properties. For buyers, that’s like locking in pre-COVID pricing with 2024-ready amenities.

Chapter 2: Location – The Quiet Contender

Today’s Tranquility, Tomorrow’s Transit Hub

Let’s address the elephant in the room: “Thonburi? Isn’t that… far?”

Not anymore.

While the area retains its leafy, riverside charm, the MRT Blue Line extension (slated for 2026) is quietly transforming this into Bangkok’s next connectivity hotspot. Imagine:

  • 5-minute walk to Bang Phlat Station → direct access to Silom, Sukhumvit, and the new Orange Line.

  • 10-minute drive to Central WestGate or IconSiam via Rama VIII Bridge.

  • Ferry access from Wat Awut Pier → bypass traffic to Phra Nakhon’s historic districts.

But here’s the kicker: Prices here still reflect the “old” Thonburi—not the MRT-linked future. It’s akin to buying Chelsea before the subway arrived; you’re not just purchasing a home, you’re investing in infrastructure-driven growth.

Chapter 3: Unit Breakdown – Space as a Status Symbol

No Compromises, No Corners Cut

While developers downsized units post-COVID (blaming “market trends”), My Resort @ River doubles down on space:

Unit Type Size (sqm) Bedrooms Starting Price
Horizon Residences 150 – 178 2+1 ฿12M
Sky Villas 208 – 328 3+1 ฿31M
Penthouses 778 4+1 (duplex) ฿200M+
Riverside Villas 819 – 876 5+1 POA

What this means for you:

  • Families: Finally, room to breathe. The smallest unit (150 sqm) eclipses most 3-bedrooms in newer projects.

  • Investors: Rare inventory for Bangkok’s underserved “ultra-luxury rental” market (think expat CEOs, diplomats).

  • Hybrid Workers: Dedicated studies, terraces, and resort amenities = a WFH paradise.

Chapter 4: Amenities – Your Private Resort

Beyond the Standard “Infinity Pool”

Sure, there’s a 50m riverside pool and 24/7 gym. But My Resort @ River goes further:

  • The Sanctuary Spa: Not a token massage room—a full-service spa with herbal steam baths and private treatment suites.

  • Co-Working Lounge: Soundproof booths, meeting rooms, and barista coffee (because “WFH” shouldn’t mean working from bed).

  • Verdant Gardens: Landscaped pockets with century-old rain trees—a rarity in concrete-heavy Bangkok.

  • Concierge Services: From yacht rentals to private chefs, they’ve pre-vetted the best.

Pro Tip: The 5th-floor library isn’t just books—it’s a quiet retreat with floor-to-ceiling river views, perfect for midday Zoom calls.

Chapter 5: The Investment Case

Why This Isn’t Just a “Lifestyle Buy”

With inflation cooling and banks easing mortgage criteria (finally!), two buyer types are circling:

  1. The Long-Term Investor:

    • Rental yields: 3-4% today, but post-MRT completion (2026), experts project 5-6% as demand surges.

    • Capital growth: Neighboring plots are being snapped up by developers—prices could mirror Bang Na’s BTS-driven boom.

  2. The Safety-Seeker:

    • Freehold ownership: No leasehold headaches.

    • Low-density = low risk: With only 123 units, oversupply fears vanish.

But wait: The project’s 2011 completion is a double-edged sword. While it avoids new-build premiums, some finishes feel dated (think: gold-trimmed pillars). However, with renovation budgets under ฿2M, owners can modernize while preserving the timeless river views.

Chapter 6: The Competition – How It Stacks Up

Benchmarking Against Bangkok’s Best

Project Price/Sqm Unit Size MRT Proximity
My Resort @ River ฿76k – ฿123k 150 – 876 sqm 500m (2026)
The Residences at Mandarin Oriental ฿450k+ 80 – 200 sqm 1.2km
Magnolias Waterfront ฿250k+ 75 – 400 sqm 800m
Four Seasons Private Residences ฿600k+ 120 – 300 sqm 1.5km

The verdict: For buyers prioritizing space and future upside over flashy branding, My Resort @ River delivers unmatched value.

Chapter 7: The “Cons” – Let’s Be Real

What Buyers Should Know

  1. Current Traffic: Charansanitwong Road bottlenecks during rush hour (though MRT will alleviate this).

  2. Older Finishes: Some fixtures need updating—budget ฿1.5-2M for modernization.

  3. Limited F&B: Just Tesco Lotus nearby; fine for families, less so for nightlife lovers.

But here’s the twist: These “flaws” filter out speculative buyers, creating a community of committed residents. As one owner quipped: “I’d rather wait 10 minutes in traffic than live next to a party hostel.”

Conclusion: The New Normal, Perfected

Much like the post-pandemic rate hikes, Bangkok’s property market has settled into its “new normal”—but My Resort @ River transcends trends. It’s not chasing Instagrammable gimmicks; it’s built for real life.

For families: A rare chance to own a generational home with room to grow.
For investors: A blue-chip asset in a soon-to-be MRT hotspot.
For visionaries: Proof that luxury isn’t about square footage—it’s about crafting a legacy.

Project Information

Amenities

Garden
Garden
Laundry Service
Laundry Service
Laundry Room
Laundry Room
Library
Library
Parking
Parking
Playground
Playground
Sauna
Sauna
Squash Court
Squash Court
Spa and Wellness Center
Spa and Wellness Center
Swimming Pool
Swimming Pool
Tennis Court
Tennis Court

Security and Safety

Security
Security
Card Access
Card Access
CCTV Surveillance
CCTV Surveillance
24-Hour Security
24-Hour Security

Special Features

Access Card
Access Card
Lobby
Lobby
Mailbox
Mailbox
Sky Lounge
Sky Lounge
Green Spaces
Green Spaces
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Aurelien B
11 months ago
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Are there pros/cons of buying a condo on Thong Lo vs Ekkamai? Or are they similar?

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Alex A
11 months ago
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Thong Lor and Ekkamai are very close to each other. Just a street over, however Ekkamai typically is better value yet still just 5-10 min away.

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Admin R
11 months ago
RE/MAX Executive Homes
RE/MAX Executive Homes
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While close to each other, Thonglor is more developed and has numerous shops, bars and restaurants. It is a more "desirable" neighbourhood and in demand. It will attract higher prices for both rent and sale. Ekkamai is a developing area, and will eventually catch up to Thonglor. So, if you like trendy areas, Tonglor will be your more expensive option, if you prefer to stretch your budget a little further, Ekkamai is a good option with a strong potential to increase in value.

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CondoDee
9 months ago
Condodee Eternal Property
Condodee Eternal Property
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Ekkamai is a bit (but a bit) quieter Other is pretty much the same - all depends on the specific project

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Araya A
4 months ago
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ัYou would like to buy or rent ? There are a spacious unit for sale in Sukhumvit 39

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