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A quieter Purple Line stop that now directly interchanges with the SRT Red Line's Light Red branch at its own Bang Son station, a short hop from Bang Sue Grand Station.

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By Kirby Scofield
Founder of BAANLYY · International real estate broker, investor & relocation specialist
Last updated 7 July 2026 · Last reviewed 7 July 2026
PP15MRT Purple station
฿12,000–฿26,0001-bed rent / month
Interchangeto Red
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Bang Son at a glance

Bang Son (บางซ่อน, PP15) is a station on the MRT Purple Line in Bang Sue, Bangkok. A quieter Purple Line stop that now directly interchanges with the SRT Red Line's Light Red branch at its own Bang Son station, a short hop from Bang Sue Grand Station.

Interchanges directly with the SRT Red Line (Light Red branch) at Bang Son; within walking distance of the separate SRT Red Line station at Bang Son, for onward travel to Bang Sue Grand Station and the northern suburbs. It is an interchange station, connecting to the SRT Red Line at Bang Son (RW02) — a real advantage for car-free living, since you can switch lines without leaving the system.

Right around the station you'll find Bang Son Market, SRT Red Line interchange (Light Red branch), Prachachuen Road, Bang Sue Grand Station. The pocket suits commuters, value renters.

Renting near Bang Son sits in the value / outer-central band: a typical one-bedroom condo within walking distance runs roughly ฿12,000–฿26,000 a month, with rents easing the further you are from the station exit. These are indicative ranges, not quotes — always verify current asking prices on individual listings.

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Who Bang Son suits

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What's nearby

Bang Son Market · SRT Red Line interchange (Light Red branch) · Prachachuen Road · Bang Sue Grand Station

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Line & connections

MRT Purple Line (PP15) — The elevated line serving Bangkok's north-western fringe and Nonthaburi province, running from Tao Poon — where it interchanges with the MRT Blue Line — out through Nonthaburi's civic centre to the Bang Yai suburbs. It is the main rail spine for Nonthaburi commuters, interchanging with the SRT Red Line (Light Red branch) at Bang Son and running near the MRT Pink Line at Nonthaburi Civic Center.

Interchange: connects to the SRT Red Line at Bang Son (RW02) — change lines without leaving the system.

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Renting & living near Bang Son

Indicative one-bedroom condo rents within walking distance run roughly ฿12,000฿26,000 a month (value / outer-central band). Ranges are indicative, not quotes — verify current asking prices on individual listings.

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FAQ

Bang Son station — frequently asked questions

What line is Bang Son station on?

Bang Son (PP15) is on the MRT Purple Line, operated by Bangkok Expressway and Metro (BEM). It interchanges with the SRT Red Line at Bang Son.

How much does it cost to rent near Bang Son?

Indicative one-bedroom condo rents within walking distance of Bang Son run roughly ฿12,000–฿26,000 per month (value / outer-central band). Studios sit below this and larger units above; ranges are indicative, so confirm on live listings.

Is Bang Son a good place to live?

Bang Son works well for commuters, value renters. Nearby draws include Bang Son Market, SRT Red Line interchange (Light Red branch), Prachachuen Road, and being on the MRT Purple keeps you car-free across much of the city.

What's near Bang Son station?

Within walking distance: Bang Son Market, SRT Red Line interchange (Light Red branch), Prachachuen Road, Bang Sue Grand Station. Interchanges directly with the SRT Red Line (Light Red branch) at Bang Son; within walking distance of the separate SRT Red Line station at Bang Son, for onward travel to Bang Sue Grand Station and the northern suburbs.

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