Overview
NHA Bang Chalong (also listed as Baan Eua Arthorn — Bang Chalong) is a 5-floor, 500-unit condominium in Bang Chalong, Bang Phli, developed under Thailand's National Housing Authority affordable-housing programme and completed in January 2006 — one of the earliest Baan Eua Arthorn blocks built ahead of the Suvarnabhumi Airport corridor's mid-2000s development boom. FazWaz places the project at coordinates 13.6018016, 100.74952, roughly 21.2 km from Suvarnabhumi Airport by road, with the nearest 'Suvarnabhumi MRT' cited by FazWaz's own listing tool 9.9 km away — most likely referring to the Airport Rail Link's Suvarnabhumi station rather than an actual MRT line, so a car, taxi or ride-hail is the practical way in and out. Facilities are basic and consistent with its NHA-scheme era: on-site car parking and CCTV; no pet policy is stated by the developer, so confirm with the juristic office. FazWaz currently lists only one active rental (about $83/month, roughly ฿2,900) and one unit for sale from about $11,600 — the lowest entry point of any tower in this registry's Bang Phli-Suvarnabhumi corridor and a single-listing data point rather than a market average. As an NHA scheme, foreign freehold eligibility is not standard here and should be verified directly. BAANLYY brings together verified listings, transparent pricing tools, comparable-rent data and the full application checklist for every available residence at NHA Bang Chalong.
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Building facts
| Developer | National Housing Authority (also listed as Baan Eua Arthorn — Bang Chalong, a Thai government affordable-housing scheme) |
| Completed | 2006 |
| Building | 5 floors · 500 units |
| Property type | Freehold condominium (NHA/Baan Eua Arthorn affordable-housing project) |
| Foreign ownership | NHA/Baan Eua Arthorn units are a Thai government affordable-housing scheme — foreign freehold eligibility is not standard for this project type; verify current ownership rules directly with the National Housing Authority or juristic office |
| Pets | Not stated by the developer — verify current policy with the juristic office |
| Parking | On-site car park |
| Nearest BTS/MRT | No BTS/MRT station within walking distance; FazWaz's own listing cites a 'Suvarnabhumi MRT' roughly 9.9 km away, which most likely refers to the Airport Rail Link's Suvarnabhumi station rather than an actual MRT line — car, taxi or ride-hail is the practical way in and out |
Facilities & amenities
Indicative pricing
Asking rents at NHA Bang Chalong depend on the specific unit, floor, view and furnishing. Indicative long-term monthly ranges are shown below — request live availability for exact figures.
| Unit | Indicative monthly rent (THB) |
|---|---|
| Studio / 1 bedroom (single confirmed FazWaz rental listing, Jul 2026) | ฿2,800 – ฿3,200 |
The Bang Phli — Suvarnabhumi neighbourhood
NHA Bang Chalong sits in Bang Phli — Suvarnabhumi, one of Samut Prakan's established residential corridors. Our full where-to-live guide covers rent, lifestyle, transport and who each area suits across Samut Prakan.
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NHA Bang Chalong — frequently asked questions
NHA Bang Chalong was developed by National Housing Authority (also listed as Baan Eua Arthorn — Bang Chalong, a Thai government affordable-housing scheme) and completed in 2006. It comprises 500 units across 5 floors.
Indicative long-term monthly rents at NHA Bang Chalong run from about ฿2,800 to ฿3,200, depending on unit size, floor, view and furnishing. Request current availability for exact figures.
NHA/Baan Eua Arthorn units are a Thai government affordable-housing scheme — foreign freehold eligibility is not standard for this project type; verify current ownership rules directly with the National Housing Authority or juristic office. As a condominium, units can typically be owned freehold within the building's 49% foreign quota — confirm the current quota and title per unit.
No BTS/MRT station within walking distance; FazWaz's own listing cites a 'Suvarnabhumi MRT' roughly 9.9 km away, which most likely refers to the Airport Rail Link's Suvarnabhumi station rather than an actual MRT line — car, taxi or ride-hail is the practical way in and out.
Building facilities include Car Parking, 24h Security & CCTV.
Sources & References
- Real Estate Information Center (REIC), Government Housing Bank, Thailand
- National Statistical Office, Thailand
- Tourism Authority of Thailand
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