Watermark Chaophraya River is located in the Riverside district of Bangkok, on the banks of the Chao Phraya River. The area is also called Khlong San. Apartments in the building look out over the river, the city, a park and greenery. For buyers who want to live beside the water without leaving the city, the location combines river scenery with an urban setting and everyday access to Bangkok.
The building runs a private shuttle boat to the Saphan Taksin BTS station and to Asiatique. No distances or journey times are stated, so the relevant point is the mode of travel: by water rather than by road. This arrangement links residents to the elevated train network and to a well-known riverside destination, which suits those who use public transport regularly and prefer to avoid city traffic.
The project was developed by Major Development and completed in 2008. It comprises 52 floors and 2 buildings. As a development of some years' standing, it belongs to the resale market rather than the new-build segment. The tall towers place many apartments well above the river, which accounts for the wide views, and the scale of the project gives it a settled, established character.
Facilities include the private shuttle boat, parking and, for selected top-floor apartments, access to a 100 sq m rooftop area. The rooftop is a common area, and its use falls under the common fee. It offers residents additional outdoor space beyond the apartment itself, which is a useful feature in a dense urban setting where private outdoor areas are rare.
One apartment is currently for sale: a 3 bedroom residence of 265 sq m on the 28th floor, fully furnished. Views extend across the river, the city, a park and greenery, including panoramic outlooks. The asking price is THB 35,000,000. The layout spans three levels with high ceilings, giving generous space for a family. The size is considerable even by the standards of Bangkok condominiums.
The apartment is sold freehold, and a foreign freehold quota is available. This is relevant because foreign buyers may hold condominium units in Thailand only within a quota. Buyers should also factor in the common fee for shared areas, including the rooftop. As the apartment is fully furnished, it can be occupied without further furnishing expense, which makes the purchase simpler to complete.
