The Hudson Sathorn 7 is located in the Sathorn district of Bangkok, on Soi Sathorn 7, in the area also known as Silom - Sathorn. International schools, hospitals, embassies, offices and daily amenities lie within walking distance or a short journey. The setting suits residents who work or study in the central business district and prefer short commutes.
Public transport is close. BTS Chong Nonsi is 500 m from the building, BRT Sathorn is also 500 m away, and MRT Lumphini is 1.3 km. The Empire Tower retail zone is 350 m away, Central Silom Complex is 1.4 km, and ICONSIAM is 3.5 km by shuttle or a short drive. The main business and shopping districts are therefore reachable without a private car.
The building was completed in 2014 and is the only one in the project, rising to 12 floors. It is a condominium, with each apartment held individually within a shared building. Its low-rise scale gives it a calmer character than the taller towers common in central Bangkok, and the small number of residents contributes to a quiet atmosphere close to the city core.
Resident parking is provided; one of the apartments includes one fixed and one non-fixed space. The apartments have kitchens with a full appliance set, and the ceiling height in the apartment described here is 2.7 m. Outlooks across the apartments and terraces take in the city, a park and greenery. Healthcare is nearby, with BNH Hospital 750 m away and Bangkok Christian Hospital 2.1 km away.
Two apartments are currently for sale, each with 3 bedrooms. They measure from 171 sq m to 318 sq m and are located on floors 5 to 11. One is fully furnished, the other unfurnished. Views are of the city, a park and greenery. The 171.44 sq m apartment has a large south-east facing terrace with partly blocked but green views, 3 bathrooms and an open kitchen. Prices range from THB 26,600,000 to THB 51,200,000.
Both apartments are freehold, meaning full ownership without a land lease. A foreign freehold quota is available in the building, which is relevant for international buyers. Some practical considerations: the terrace apartment needs a degree of renovation planning, and its terrace accounts for a significant share of the overall area. Distances to stations, schools and hospitals are fixed, so day-to-day convenience can be assessed with confidence.
