The Mountain Eakmongkol

Name: The Mountain Eakmongkol
Address: TH

The Mountain Eakmongkol is a condominium located in Nong Prue, Bang Lamung, Chon Buri. Residents are within about 4 minutes of Underwater World and about 6 minutes of Jomtien Beach, while Dokkrai Airstrip is roughly 45 minutes away. The surrounding Nong Prue area offers schools, shopping options, and green spaces for recreation. Details about the developer, completion date, and project amenities are not available.

Verfügbare Wohnungen ansehen

In The Mountain Eakmongkol

Lage

Bang Lamung

45 Min.

nach Dokkrai Airstrip

Fahrzeit

4 Min.

Bang Lamung

Arbeitsweg prüfen

Orte speichern und Fahrzeiten von diesem Zuhause vergleichen.

Umgebung

Bang Lamung

Bang Lamung is effectively the Pattaya metropolitan area — Thailand's second-largest beach resort after Phuket. The district spans from Wong Amat Beach in the north through central Pattaya, down to Jomtien and Na Jomtien in the south. It's home to an estimated 100,000+ expats and retirees, making it one of the most international communities in Southeast Asia. Central Pattaya — Dense, busy, entertainment-focused. Walking Street nightlife, Central Festival mall, Beach Road. Budget to mid-range condos. Not for quiet seekers. Jomtien — South of Pattaya Hill. More relaxed, family-friendly atmosphere. Better beach, longer promenade, more residential character. Popular with long-stay expats. Na Jomtien — The new development frontier. Premium projects like Aeras, Riviera, and Copacabana line the coast. Modern, less crowded, with improving infrastructure. Wong Amat / Naklua — North end. Quieter, more upscale. The Sanctuary of Truth landmark. Some of Pattaya's most established luxury condos. Pratumnak Hill — Between Pattaya and Jomtien. Elevated location with sea views. Mid-to-high-end condos. Quieter than central Pattaya. Studios from 1–2 million THB. Sea-view 1-beds: 3–6 million THB. Na Jomtien premium: 4–12 million THB. Wong Amat luxury: 8–25 million THB. Among the most affordable beachfront condo markets in Southeast Asia. Yields of 5–8% gross achievable with good management.