Akhara Condominium

Overview

Akhara Condominium is a two-building, five-storey registered condominium on the Chikun Road side of Khlong Sra Bua subdistrict, Mueang Phra Nakhon Si Ayutthaya - the first entry in this directory on the northern fringe of the historic island, about 300 m from the Rajamangala University of Technology Suvarnabhumi Wasukri campus and roughly 300 m southwest of Wat Wong Khong. It is worth being precise about that position, because the building is not on the island itself: it stands just north of the northern moat, within walking distance of Wat Na Phra Men and a short ride from Wat Mahathat, in the tambon that begins where the old city ends. This is an older, plain provincial walk-up, and it is here because it is real, registered and verifiable rather than because it competes with the newer Rojana Road stock. What is firmly established is the registration, the shape and the position, and the strongest evidence for all three is governmental rather than commercial. The Ayutthaya Provincial Land Office publishes a condominium appraisal record for this site, effective 1 January 2023, under the registered name Akhara Condo Building A and Building B, typed as a residential condominium. That is statutory evidence that this is a registered condominium rather than an apartment block, and it is the reason this entry exists at all: until that record was read, a single property database was the only source that carried the project. The same record publishes a per-floor valuation schedule that runs Building A floors one to five and Building B floors one to five and then stops, with floor one of each building recorded as commercial condominium units at 6,200 baht per square metre and the residential floors above at 4,700, 4,600, 4,500 and 4,400 - which is where the five-storey height, the two-building count and the retail-over-residential arrangement come from. The property database that also carries the project states the same two buildings and the same five floors. The coordinates are pinned directly from the building own Google Maps place card, which files it as a condominium complex under its Thai name and carries a resident photo set. One apparent conflict is worth recording because it dissolves on inspection rather than standing. The government record gives the location as Wat Wong Khong on U Thong Road while the property database gives Chikun Road in Khlong Sra Bua, and those read like two different addresses. They are not: Wat Wong Khong is itself at 4 U Thong Road in Tambon Khlong Sra Bua, so the land office is naming the locality and the arterial road, the database is naming the local street, and the tambon field on the government record is simply left blank. Both records describe the same site. The name needs care too, because it sits inside a family - Akkhara Villa housing estate is the immediate neighbour and Akkhara Grand Place nearby is a student dormitory rather than a condominium, so only the condominium complex carrying this exact Thai name is the building described here. What is not established is disclosed rather than smoothed over. No developer is named on the database record, on the Maps place card or on the land office record, so none is claimed. No completion year is published anywhere, so the year is left unstated. The unit count is blank on every record checked. No parking allocation is published. And there is no sale or rental listing for this building on any platform checked, so the rent range above is an estimate rather than an asking price - derived rather than guessed, by the same route this directory used for Suwarat Condominium, and run twice so the two chains could be compared. Against Suwarat, assessed at 6,800 to 7,400 baht per square metre on its residential floors and carrying an estimated 1,900 to 2,800 baht a month, this building is assessed at 4,400 to 4,700, about sixty-four per cent of that, which gives roughly 1,200 to 1,800. Against Ayutthaya Grand Condotel, which has real advertised rents of 2,300 to 3,400 baht against a residential assessment of roughly 8,700 to 9,000, this building sits at about fifty-one per cent, which gives roughly 1,200 to 1,750. The two chains agree. The two price rows follow this building own Treasury gradient, which prices lower floors higher, exactly as a five-storey walk-up should. On these figures it is the least expensive building in this directory, but note what that ordering rests on: the Phongthong Tower floor of 1,800 baht is an operator published rate card while this is a derived estimate, so treat the comparison as indicative and confirm every figure with the juristic office before quoting a tenant. BAANLYY brings together verified listings, transparent pricing tools, comparable-rent data and the full application checklist for every available residence at Akhara Condominium.

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Building facts

Facilities & amenities

Indicative pricing

Asking rents at Akhara Condominium depend on the specific unit, floor, view and furnishing. Indicative long-term monthly ranges are shown below — request live availability for exact figures.

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The Historic Island & Old City corridor

Akhara Condominium sits along Ayutthaya's Rojana Road corridor, near RMUTSB Wasukri campus, approx. 300 m; 7-Eleven, approx. 200 m; Ayutthaya Hospital, approx. 2.1 km (database-published distances, not independently measured); Wat Wong Khong, approx. 300 m northeast (derived from the two published coordinate pairs). Our full Ayutthaya areas guide covers rent, lifestyle, transport and who each part of the province suits.

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Sources & References

• Real Estate Information Center (REIC), Government Housing Bank, Thailand
• National Statistical Office, Thailand
• Tourism Authority of Thailand

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