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Areeya Mandarina Sukhumvit 77 is a house project located in Suan Luang, Suan Luang, Bangkok, completed in 2013. The project offers residents a range of amenities including CCTV, a gym, parking spaces, a pool, a restaurant, and 24-hour security. Watpakbor School is about 718m away, and the UBER wasutha attraction is roughly 6 minutes from the project. Kamphaeng Saen Airport is about 94 minutes away, and there is 1 nearby beach. Recent price data as of 2026-01-01 shows a median sale price of THB 6,745,000, or approximately THB 29,250 per square meter, based on 6 recent transactions.
28 listings for sale in Si Nut Station. Prices range from THB 5,935,000 to THB 25,175,000. Most listings have 3–4 bedrooms. Median size around 251 m².
The median price for houses to sale in Si Nut Station is THB 8,995,000, with most listings between THB 5,935,000 and THB 25,175,000 across 28 results.
The most affordable houses in Si Nut Station start from around THB 5,935,000. Sort by price ascending on the search page to see the current lowest-priced listings.
Si Nut Station has an active market with 208 listings for sale, so there's real choice and liquidity. Asking prices typically run THB 2,350,000–THB 68,995,000. Gross rental yields average around 11.7%. Compare the listings below to judge fit for your budget and timeline.
There are currently 208 active listings in Si Nut Station on BaanMe. The exact mix changes as listings are added and let or sold.
Listings in Si Nut Station typically range from THB 2,350,000 to THB 68,995,000.
Si Nut Station has listings across these property types: Condos, Houses, Offices, Land.
Gross rental yields in Si Nut Station average around 11.7%, based on current listing prices and asking rents. Actual yield varies by building, unit, and lease terms.
Yes — in Si Nut Station, as anywhere in Thailand, foreigners can own condominium units outright (freehold), subject to the 49% foreign-quota cap on the total saleable area of each building. Foreigners cannot directly own land, so houses, townhouses, and land are typically held through a long-term (30-year, renewable) leasehold or a Thai company structure. Your agent can walk you through the right path for each listing.
