Overview
Kalpapruek Grand Park Chiangrai is a two-building, 5-storey freehold condominium on Phaholyothin Road in Tha Sai, built by listed developer C.P. Land and completed in November 2015 with 253 residential units (27–42 sqm one-bedrooms) plus a single ground-floor shop unit. It sits opposite Kasemrad Sriburin Hospital and a short drive from Central Plaza and Wat Rong Khun, backed by a pool, gym, lift and 24-hour security. Units have listed for sale from around 1.4 million THB. No public rental-listing data was found for the building specifically, so the indicative monthly range reflects the general Tha Sai/Phaholyothin corridor's typical one-bedroom rents rather than a confirmed in-building rate.
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Development facts
| Type | Freehold condominium |
| Developer / operator | C.P. Land Public Company Limited |
| Status | Completed November 2015 |
| Scale | 253 residential units across two 5-storey buildings, plus one ground-floor shop unit |
| Tenure | Freehold condominium — individual units titled and sellable |
| Foreign ownership | As a registered condominium, foreigners can buy units at Kalpapruek Grand Park Chiangrai freehold within the building's 49% foreign-ownership quota, paying in foreign currency and completing the standard condo-purchase process. Developed by C.P. Land, a listed Thai developer with sister Kalpapruek Grand Park projects in several provincial cities, it's one of a small handful of purpose-built towers in Chiang Rai offering foreign freehold ownership — most housing stock in the city sits outside the Condominium Act. Take legal advice before any purchase. |
| Pet policy | Building policy varies by owner/unit — verify with the specific listing before signing |
| Parking / access | On-site car park for residents |
| Airport access | Tha Sai, on Phaholyothin Road near the Mae Kok intersection; ~10 min to the city centre and Central Plaza, ~15 min to CEI airport |
| Healthcare | Kasemrad Sriburin Hospital sits directly across the road; Chiangrai Prachanukroh and Overbrook hospitals in the city centre are a short drive further |
Facilities & amenities
Indicative pricing
Rent at Kalpapruek Grand Park Chiangrai depends on unit size, floor and view. As an indicative benchmark, monthly rates run roughly ฿6,000 – ฿10,000, typical of Tha Sai (Mae Kok Road)'s condo stock. Sale prices and availability change — verify current listings with a licensed agent.
Location & Tha Sai (Mae Kok Road)
Kalpapruek Grand Park Chiangrai sits in Tha Sai (Mae Kok Road) — Tha Sai, on Phaholyothin Road near the Mae Kok intersection; ~10 min to the city centre and Central Plaza, ~15 min to CEI airport. The nearest healthcare is Kasemrad Sriburin Hospital sits directly across the road; Chiangrai Prachanukroh and Overbrook hospitals in the city centre are a short drive further. Chiang Rai has no rail network, so residents and visitors get around by car, motorbike, songthaew and ride-hailing, with Mae Fah Luang–Chiang Rai International Airport (CEI) linking the province to Bangkok and regional routes.
Kalpapruek Grand Park Chiangrai & the neighbourhood.
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Kalpapruek Grand Park Chiangrai — frequently asked questions
Kalpapruek Grand Park Chiangrai is in Tha Sai (Mae Kok Road), Chiang Rai — Tha Sai, on Phaholyothin Road near the Mae Kok intersection; ~10 min to the city centre and Central Plaza, ~15 min to CEI airport. Kasemrad Sriburin Hospital sits directly across the road; Chiangrai Prachanukroh and Overbrook hospitals in the city centre are a short drive further provides the nearest healthcare.
Kalpapruek Grand Park Chiangrai is a freehold condominium (253 residential units across two 5-storey buildings, plus one ground-floor shop unit). Status: Completed November 2015; developer/operator: C.P. Land Public Company Limited.
As a registered condominium, foreigners can buy units at Kalpapruek Grand Park Chiangrai freehold within the building's 49% foreign-ownership quota, paying in foreign currency and completing the standard condo-purchase process. Developed by C.P. Land, a listed Thai developer with sister Kalpapruek Grand Park projects in several provincial cities, it's one of a small handful of purpose-built towers in Chiang Rai offering foreign freehold ownership — most housing stock in the city sits outside the Condominium Act. Take legal advice before any purchase.
As an indicative benchmark, long-term rates run roughly ฿6,000–฿10,000 per month, varying by unit, view and season. These figures reflect ordinary long-term residential rent for the building. For everyday long-term homes in the wider city, see the Chiang Rai areas guide.
Building policy varies by owner/unit — verify with the specific listing before signing. Pet rules are set by the property/owner and can vary — always confirm in writing before signing or booking.
Facilities include Swimming pool, Fitness centre, Elevator/lift, 24-hour security & CCTV, Covered car park. On-site car park for residents.
Sources & References
- Real Estate Information Center (REIC), Government Housing Bank, Thailand
- National Statistical Office, Thailand
- Tourism Authority of Thailand
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