Movenpick Residences Ekkamai

Movenpick Residences Ekkamai is a condominium in Bangkok, Thailand, in the Thonglor district. The neighbourhood is also known as Phetchaburi. The building stands in the central part of the city and was formerly called Up Ekamai. Today it carries the name of a well-known hotel brand. For buyers who want an apartment in a central Bangkok district, it is a clear option on the resale market.

The facts we can state about location are simple: the building is in Thonglor, in the Ekkamai area, in central Bangkok. We do not list specific stations, roads or distances, because they are not confirmed, and we keep to what is. The apartment for sale is on a high floor and faces north, with an open city view that is not blocked by neighbouring buildings. This gives even daylight through the day.

The project was developed by Nusasiri PCL and completed in 2012. It is a single 30-storey building, so there is only one tower and no phases to compare. The building is run under the management of Movenpick, an operator of five-star hotels, and this shapes its character: the focus is on service and orderly common areas. At more than ten years old, the building is established rather than new.

The main feature of the building is its branded management under the Movenpick name, which sets it apart from ordinary condominiums in the area. For a buyer this means that the common areas and building services are handled by a professional hotel company. We do not list pools, gyms or similar facilities, because they are not confirmed, and we describe only what relates to management and the format of the complex.

One apartment is for sale now: 1 bedroom, 44 sq m, on the 20th floor, with a city view. It is sold fully furnished, with an equipped kitchen and a full set of electrical appliances. It has one bathroom, a living room of good size and a balcony. The price is THB 5,900,000. The layout suits both living in the apartment and renting it out, and the furnishings mean a buyer can move in without extra spending.

The apartment is freehold, and the foreign ownership quota is available, so a foreign buyer can hold title in their own name. The apartment is sold with a long-term tenant in place, paying THB 18,000 per month. This is a practical point for a buyer: the current tenancy can continue, or the apartment can be vacated for personal use within the terms of the lease.