— · Completed 1998 · 29 storeys · Bangkok, Bangkok
Regent Royal Place 1 is a 29-storey condominium on Soi Mahatlek Luang 1, completed in 1998 with 380 units.
This guide brings together the verified building facts for Regent Royal Place 1 — developer, age, height, ownership and amenities — alongside the Bangkok neighbourhood context that matters most to renters and buyers: transport, schools, hospitals and indicative pricing. BAANLYY is a data-and-tools platform; we are not the building's broker or manager, and listings shown are not guaranteed unless from a verified partner.
| Developer | — |
| Completed | 1998 |
| Building height | 29 storeys |
| Property type | Freehold condominium |
| Foreign ownership | Foreign-freehold quota may be available — verify per unit |
| Pet policy | Verify with the building's juristic office |
| Parking | Parking available — verify |
| Nearest transit | Bangkok (BTS/MRT nearby — see area guide) |
Bangkok is one of Bangkok's residential neighbourhoods served by the city's expanding BTS/MRT network, with international schools, hospitals, and shopping all within easy reach. Our team can advise on commute times and the best buildings for your needs.
BTS / MRT access (Bangkok mass-transit network)
International schools across central Bangkok
JCI-accredited international hospitals citywide
Shopping malls, markets & dining nearby
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Regent Royal Place 1 is in Bangkok, Bangkok, with its nearest mass-transit at Bangkok (BTS/MRT nearby — see area guide). See the full Bangkok area guide for transport, schools and hospitals.
Regent Royal Place 1 was developed by — and completed in 1998. It is a 29-storey freehold condominium.
Asking rents vary by unit, floor and furnishing. As an area benchmark, one-bedroom condos in Bangkok typically rent for ฿0–฿0 per month; request current Regent Royal Place 1 availability for exact figures.
Foreign-freehold quota may be available — verify per unit. Under Thailand's Condominium Act foreigners may own units within the building's 49% foreign-freehold quota; confirm remaining quota and title type on the specific unit before committing.
Verify with the building's juristic office. Pet rules are set by the building's juristic person and can vary between owners — always confirm in writing before signing.
Building facilities include 24h Security & CCTV. Parking available — verify is provided.
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