One Plus Mahidol

Overview

One Plus Mahidol is the original, first-generation phase of Karnkanok Property Co., Ltd.'s One Plus Mahidol line - a single freehold low-rise of 5 storeys and 52 units fronting Mahidol Road, and a genuinely different building from the already-listed One Plus Mahidol 5 and One Plus Mahidol 6, which stand together about 3.5 km east in Nong Hoi. Both structural figures come from the developer's own statutory project disclosure on its kkn.co.th page, which prints title deed number 2829, a land area of approximately 1-0-7 rai, 5 floors and 52 units; that total reconciles exactly with the same page's sales headline of 45 residential units plus 7 ground-floor shop units, so the two first-party statements corroborate rather than merely repeat each other. Units are one-bedroom, one-bathroom layouts of about 35 sqm across four types, A to D, sold fully furnished with appliances. No completion year is asserted: the developer's disclosure states the construction permit was still being applied for at the time of writing and that the condominium would be registered only once built, and the only date anywhere on the page is a September 2013 construction-progress gallery, which evidences work under way rather than handover - so the year is left null rather than inferred. Facilities are a swimming pool, fitness room, WiFi, finger-scan entry, CCTV and 24-hour security; no sauna is listed here, unlike the developer's Suandok and Kamthieng phases. Coordinates were self-pinned in Google Maps against the exact-name listing 'One Plus Mahidol' (3.9 stars / 25 reviews, category Condominium complex), whose place record returns 18.76731 / 98.985486, whose Plus Code QX8P+W5 agrees, and whose published website is kkn.co.th and telephone +66 53 279 111 - the identical number printed on the developer's own project pages, which ties the Maps place to the developer rather than to an agent. That pin also sits about 980 m east of the Airport intersection along Mahidol Road, matching the developer's own '900 metres from the Airport intersection' description almost exactly. One honest discrepancy is worth flagging: the developer's page places the project in Tambon Chang Khlan, while Google's own address for the pinned place reads Pa Daet sub-district, and the coordinate does fall on the Pa Daet side of that boundary - the building is listed here under the nearest catalogued Chiang Mai area, Chang Klan, following the developer's stated tambon, but readers checking land records should expect Pa Daet. Sitting on a main road minutes from the airport and Central Chiangmai Airport mall, with ground-floor retail in the same building, it suits budget-conscious long-stay tenants, frequent flyers and remote workers who want a furnished one-bedroom on the city's south-western approach rather than a Nimman address.

This guide brings together the building facts for One Plus Mahidol — developer, age, height, ownership and amenities — alongside the Chang Klan neighbourhood context that matters most to renters and buyers in Chiang Mai. BAANLYY is a data-and-tools platform; we are not the building owner or developer, and figures here are indicative — always verify current specifications, fees and availability before signing.

Building facts

Amenities

Swimming Pool · Fitness Center · WiFi Internet · Finger Scan Access · CCTV · 24h Security

Indicative rent in Chang Klan

Building-specific rents vary by floor, view, furnishing and lease length. These are indicative long-term monthly ranges for the Chang Klan area as a whole — use them as a starting point and confirm against live listings.

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Frequently asked questions

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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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