Area

Thonglor

Floors

28,36

Total Units

446

Pet Friendly

Building Year

2012

Quattro by Sansiri

Quattro Thonglor, also known as Quattro by Sansiri, developed by Sansiri, is a condominium building situated conveniently in Bangkok’s trendy Thonglor area.

Positioned at the start of Sukhumvit 55 (Soi Thonglor), it is within a 10-minute walk to BTS Thonglor, Tops Supermarket, Starbucks, a variety of restaurants, and hidden gems.

Completed in 2012, the project comprises two buildings with 28 and 36 floors, totaling 446 units. The building features 24-hour security, keycard access, a swimming pool, a fitness center, and a shuttle service to BTS Thonglor.

Room Types
1 bedroom condo, 49.50 sqm- 63 sqm
2 bedroom condo, 78 sqm- 92 sqm
3 bedroom condo, 103 sqm- 148.50 sqm
Penthouse, 168.50 sqm- 295.50 sqm

Other Buildings near Quattro Thonglor
Vasu The Residence
HQ Thonglor
Eight Thonglor Residences
La Citta Penthouse

Building Facilities

Fitness
Swimming Pool
Key Card Access
24-Hour Security
Shuttle Service

Basic Informations

Unit ID

AP-00187

Developer

Sansiri

Area

Thonglor

Listed Units

Property Type

Condo

Minimum Lease Term

1 year

CAM Fee per sqm

Pet Policy

No pets allowed

Pet Regulations

Extra pet deposit

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Frequently Asked Questions (Quattro by Sansiri)

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Yes, Foreigners can buy a condo in " Condominium name". Foreign nationals in Thailand can own freehold condominiums and the building or structure of a property, but not the land it sits on. The Condominium Act B.E. 1979 requires a "Foreign Quota" of 49% for condominium ownership, with the remaining 51% reserved for Thai nationals or entities.

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Yes, " Condominium name" is a Freehold condo. No, " Condominium name" is a Leasehold condo

A condo, which is short for condominium, refers to an independently owned residential unit that is situated in a building or complex with other residential units. The owners of these condos usually share common spaces and are required to pay association fees to ensure the upkeep of the shared resources, amenities, and common spaces (CAM Fees)

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