Property near Sankampaeng Hot Springs

Listings within 2km of Sankampaeng Hot Springs

1 listings for rent in Sankampaeng Hot Springs. Median size around 164 m².

Frequently asked about Sankampaeng Hot Springs

Is Sankampaeng Hot Springs a good area to live in or invest in?

Sankampaeng Hot Springs has an active market with 1 listings for rent, so there's real choice and liquidity. Compare the listings below to judge fit for your budget and timeline.

How many properties are listed in Sankampaeng Hot Springs?

There are currently 1 active listings in Sankampaeng Hot Springs on BaanMe. The exact mix changes as listings are added and let or sold.

What property types are available in Sankampaeng Hot Springs?

Sankampaeng Hot Springs has listings across these property types: Houses.

What lease durations are available?

Most BaanMe rental listings support standard 12-month leases; many condos also offer shorter 1, 3 and 6-month options. Each listing's contract page shows the available durations and any additional fees.

Are pets allowed?

Pet policy is set per listing — use the 'Pets allowed' filter on the search page to narrow to pet-friendly properties.

Is Sankampaeng Hot Springs a good area to live in or invest in?

Sankampaeng Hot Springs has an active market with 2 listings for sale, so there's real choice and liquidity. Asking prices typically run THB 6,900,000–THB 8,900,000. Compare the listings below to judge fit for your budget and timeline.

How many properties are listed in Sankampaeng Hot Springs?

There are currently 2 active listings in Sankampaeng Hot Springs on BaanMe. The exact mix changes as listings are added and let or sold.

What's the price range in Sankampaeng Hot Springs?

Listings in Sankampaeng Hot Springs typically range from THB 6,900,000 to THB 8,900,000.

What property types are available in Sankampaeng Hot Springs?

Sankampaeng Hot Springs has listings across these property types: Houses.

Can foreigners buy property in Sankampaeng Hot Springs?

Yes — in Sankampaeng Hot Springs, 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.