The Sukhothai Residences
Next to The Sukhothai hotel on South Sathorn Road, this 41-storey tower by the late Kerry Hill set the standard for quiet luxury in Bangkok when it was completed in 2012. It is freehold, with large layouts and a 50-metre pool.
At a glance
Why it stands out
Kerry Hill architecture, ageing well
Kerry Hill designed some of Asia's most admired resorts. The tower's calm proportions, screens and water courts still feel current more than a decade later, which is not true of many buildings from the same period.
Freehold, conventional parking, moderate fees
It is freehold, parking is conventional rather than automated, and the reported common fee of about ฿80 per sq.m is far below the newer branded towers. For long-term owners, that difference adds up every year.
Space and facilities
Two-bedroom homes start at about 113 sq.m. Residents share a 50-metre lap pool, gym, sauna and steam, yoga studio, tennis court, rooftop lounge, library and gardens, with a 24-hour concierge.
- Freehold, Kerry Hill design.
- Conventional parking.
- Common fee around ฿80 per sq.m.
- Large layouts, 50 m pool.
- Completed 2012: unit condition varies.
- Walk of 600 m or more to MRT Lumphini.
- Pets need management approval.
- Many units on the market at once.
Who it suits
Families, long-term tenants and buyers who want freehold space and low running costs near Lumpini Park and the Sathorn business district. Compare: branded residences around Lumpini Park · luxury residences side by side.
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Facts from the developer and public listings, checked October 2026; sources differ on some figures, and fees and pet rules can change. Not legal advice; Kathy & Co. is an independent agent.