SOCIO Reference 61 is a condominium in Ekkamai, Bangkok, Thailand. The neighbourhood is also known as Ekkamai-Thonglor, a name familiar to those who follow the central Bangkok market. The building stands on Sukhumvit 61, in a quiet residential part of the district where low-rise architecture sits alongside city amenities. For buyers considering a resale apartment in Bangkok, the address offers privacy together with a central position.
As for access, the project is on Sukhumvit 61 in central Bangkok, and its location in Ekkamai provides a short route to other parts of the city. Specific distances to stations or roads are not stated here, so this description stays with what is certain: the building is in Ekkamai, regarded as one of the capital's sought-after residential districts, and it keeps a central position.
SOCIO Reference 61 was developed by Building Property and completed in 2012. It is a single residential building of 8 floors, a compact low-rise house. The project consists of one building, which gives a calm atmosphere without the activity typical of large developments. The format suits residents who value quiet and privacy in the middle of the city.
The apartment now on offer has a balcony, an open-plan kitchen with a full set of appliances, and a master bedroom with a floor-to-ceiling window. The unit is furnished throughout apart from the television, and the appliance set is complete. These features suit a buyer who wants a home ready to occupy without further spending on furnishing.
One apartment is currently for sale: 2 bedrooms, 2 bathrooms, 67 sq m, on the 5th floor. It faces east, with views over the city, the park and greenery. It is fully furnished. The price is THB 11,900,000. It is the only offer in the building at present, so the price range matches the price of the apartment.
Ownership is freehold, and the foreign freehold quota is available, so non-residents can buy. The apartment is sold with a tenant in place, which a buyer should consider when planning: handover and move-in timing depend on the current lease. A buyer intending to live there should discuss vacating dates early, while one planning to let it out receives an apartment that already has a resident.
