Condo For Sale In The Heart Of The City, 222 Sq.m.

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September 26, 200520 yr

Condo for sale in the heart of the city, 222 Sq.m. for 8 Mil. Baht. Modernly decorated. Close to MRTA station.

For sale by owner. 222 Sq.m. condominium situated on the 9th floor. The property has large balconies on all sides and enjoys a fantastic view of the canal and city. Located on Churploeng Road. Conveniently accessible from Sathorn, Rama 4, Rama 3 and the expressways. Only 900 meters from MRTA station.

It consists of 3 large en-suite bedrooms, a large living and dining area, an office, a modern kitchen with Smeg HOB, separate laundry room (with washer & dryer), maid quarters.

CAT5 cable wired throughout the unit for ADSL Hi-Speed Internet connection.

The unit also has UBC satellite dish connected to the living room and all the bedrooms.

Facilities: Swimming pool, sauna, fitness, convenient store, key-card security access.

View photos at: http://asia.pg.photos.yahoo.com/ph/suthasi...lbum?.dir=/80ae

Please contact Suthasinee at [email protected] or 05-126-1025.

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