The Rose Residence

Name: The Rose Residence
Address: TH

The Rose Residence is a condominium located in the Si Phraya subdistrict of Bang Rak, Bangkok. Green space and shopping are close at hand, with Nakhon Khet Borirak Garden about 35 m away, Wat Hua Lamphong Rukkhaniwet Park about 45 m away and Montien Mall about 174 m away. The Royal Monument Her Majesty Queen Sri Bajarindra, The Queen Mother is roughly a 2-minute trip from the project, while Kamphaeng Saen Airport is about 84 minutes away. One nearby beach adds a further recreational option to the area. The surrounding Bang Rak district bridges the Silom business area with historic Charoen Krung and the Chao Phraya riverfront, and its mix of offices, schools, hospitals, hotels and creative venues supports interest in well-connected city homes.

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Location

Bang Rak

84 min

to Kamphaeng Saen Airport

commute

2 min

Bang Rak

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Neighborhood

Bang Rak

Bang Rak is one of Bangkok's oldest and most characterful districts. It spans from Silom Road (the traditional business center) down through CharoenKrung (Bangkok's first paved road, now an arts and gallery district) to the river. The area mixes old-world charm — shophouses, temples, Chinatown markets — with modern creative energy and riverside luxury developments. Silom Road — Financial district offices, Patpong night market, BTS Sala Daeng and MRT Silom stations. Dense, busy, and very well-connected. CharoenKrung / Talad Noi — Bangkok's emerging creative quarter. Art galleries, boutique hotels, hip cafes in century-old shophouses. Increasingly popular with younger expats seeking character over convenience. Riverside — Luxury hotels and condos along the Chao Phraya. ICONSIAM mall across the river. Scenic but traffic-dependent. Silom-area condos: 100,000–180,000 THB/sqm. Riverside luxury: 200,000–350,000 THB/sqm. Rental demand is steady from the financial district workforce. CharoenKrung is still undervalued relative to its character — potential for appreciation as the creative scene grows.