Baan Suan Phra Indra

Overview

Baan Suan Phra Indra is a five-storey, single-building registered condominium at house number 712, Moo 5, in Phayom subdistrict, Wang Noi — the first building in this directory inside Wang Noi district itself rather than the Rojana Road corridor in Uthai and Mueang or the Bang Pa-in cluster, and the southernmost entry in the file. Measured from the stored coordinate pairs rather than assumed, it sits about 1.8 km north-northeast of Condo Me Navanakorn and roughly 8.4 km south-southeast of Bang Pa-in Ek Center, in the Pratu Nam Phra In node at the top of the Navanakorn industrial belt, where the renter base is factory and logistics staff and the commute that matters is the one south into Pathum Thani rather than north into the old city. It is a plain provincial walk-up from 2004, 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 identity, the type, the height and the position, and the identity is the interesting part. Google Maps files the building as a condominium complex under its own Thai name at 712 Moo 5, Phayom, Wang Noi, and the coordinates here are pinned directly from that place card. Separately, Bangkok Commercial Asset Management — a listed asset-management company rather than a property portal — publishes three distressed-asset records inside this building, each describing a 29.23-square-metre unit on the fifth floor under the condominium title description for unit 712/64 of Baan Suan Phra Indra Condominium in Tambon Phayom. House number 712 appears in the Maps street address and in the condominium title description, and the subdistrict matches the project database record: three sources agreeing on a house number is what clears this building, and it is better evidence than a second geocode would have been. The type is verified three ways — the property database types it a condominium, Google files it a condominium complex, and a condominium title deed is a legal statement of the same thing. The five-storey height is stated as a structured figure of one building and five floors and is independently confirmed by the Department of the Treasury per-floor valuation table dated 15 August 2024, whose rows run floor one to floor five and then stop, at 12,500, 10,000, 9,700, 9,500 and 9,300 baht per square metre, with floor one recorded as a commercial condominium unit and the four floors above recorded as residential — so this is retail at street level with residences over it, the same arrangement as Rojana Condo-Plaza and Bang Pa-in Ek Center. The asset-management records placing their units on the fifth floor are consistent with that height. 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 any of the three asset records, so none is claimed. Completion in 2547 BE, 2004, and the 74-unit count each rest on a single database field and should be treated as provisional in exactly the way this directory treats Ayutthaya Grand Condotel's 1996 and 312 units and Suwarat Condominium's 1992. Parking is recorded as zero spaces, which is a stated figure rather than a missing one, and is carried as such. And there is no 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 Treasury-ratio route this directory used for Suwarat and Akhara, and run twice so the two chains could be compared. 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 baht per square metre, this building is assessed at 9,300 to 10,000, about a hundred and nine per cent of that, which gives roughly 2,500 to 3,700. Against Suwarat Condominium, assessed at 6,800 to 7,400 and carrying an estimated 1,900 to 2,800 baht, this building sits at about a hundred and thirty-six per cent, which gives roughly 2,600 to 3,800. The two chains agree and the lower pair is used. The two price rows follow this building's own Treasury gradient, which prices lower floors higher, exactly as a five-storey walk-up should. 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 Baan Suan Phra Indra.

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Indicative pricing

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The Wang Noi & the Industrial Corridor corridor

Baan Suan Phra Indra sits along Ayutthaya's Rojana Road corridor, near Phra In Suksa School, approx. 600 m; 7-Eleven, approx. 800 m; Lotus's Go Fresh Pratu Nam Phra In, approx. 900 m; Rong Kluea Market Navanakorn, approx. 1.6 km (database-published distances, not independently measured). Our full Ayutthaya areas guide covers rent, lifestyle, transport and who each part of the province suits.

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Baan Suan Phra Indra — frequently asked questions

Sources & References

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

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