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Project overview
The Tree Huamak by Pruksa creates a practical residential community in Bangkok's Bang Kapi district, where transit connectivity meets essential urban convenience. Completed in 2020, this 31-story development offers 589 units with thoughtful layouts ranging from compact 23 sqm studios to functional 42 sqm two-bedroom configurations.
The project's strategic position near Lam Sali MRT station has proven increasingly valuable since the Orange Line completion, giving residents efficient connections to central Bangkok. Daily convenience is enhanced by the direct access to The Mall Bang Kapi via the pedestrian bridge over Khlong San Saeb, bypassing the notoriously congested Bang Kapi intersection.
Inside, the development prioritizes privacy with just 7 units per floor, creating a more relaxed atmosphere than typically found in high-density projects. The rooftop amenities, including the sky lounge and swimming pool, provide residents with social spaces that balance the compact unit sizes. Well-designed natural lighting features maximize the livability of the smaller layouts, with functional spaces that allow flexibility for different living arrangements.
For professionals working near Ramkhamhaeng or students attending nearby universities, The Tree Huamak delivers solid value in the 2.19-4.2 million THB range. While the area still experiences occasional traffic congestion, the completed MRT infrastructure has significantly improved accessibility, making this a practical choice for urban dwellers seeking modern comforts without premium pricing.
Highlights
- Yaek Lam Sali station on the MRT Yellow Line is 300m away, with an Orange Line interchange under construction.
- The Mall Bangkapi, a department store and shopping centre, stands 150m from the tower.
- Khlong Saen Saep canal boats leave from a pier 250m away, a ride into town clear of Ramkhamhaeng Road traffic.
- Each residential floor holds just 7 units, keeping corridors quiet and the tower private.
- One and two bedroom layouts open through an 8 metre wide glass frontage, filling the rooms with light.
- A 30 by 5 metre saltwater infinity-edge pool tops the roof, with a jacuzzi and a children's section.
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Pruksa Real Estate Public Company Limited, founded in 1993 by Mr. Thongma Vijitpongpun, has established itself as a leading developer in Thailand's residential property market. With a comprehensive approach that spans from land acquisition to design, construction, and after-sales service, Pruksa has built a reputation for delivering quality homes that cater to a wide range of buyers.
Specializing in townhouses, single-detached houses, and condominiums, Pruksa offers a diverse portfolio to meet various lifestyle needs. Their townhouse brands, such as "Baan Pruksa" and "Pruksa Ville," provide modern, functional designs at accessible price points, appealing to young families and first-time buyers. For those seeking more spacious living, single-detached houses under the "Passorn" and "The Palm" brands combine aesthetic elegance with practicality, targeting the middle-to-upper market segments. Additionally, "The Tree" condominiums focus on vertical living with an emphasis on greenery and city connectivity, ideal for urban dwellers.
Pruksa's commitment to quality is evident in their use of advanced construction techniques, including their own precast factories, ensuring efficient and consistent build standards. They also integrate health and wellness features into their developments, such as the "Wellness Residences" concept in "The Palm" projects, which offer medical services, wellness innovations, and lifestyle amenities to enhance residents' well-being.
Choosing a Pruksa property means investing in a home built by a developer with a proven track record of delivering quality residences that cater to diverse needs. Their focus on customer satisfaction, innovative design, and comprehensive services ensures a comfortable and fulfilling living experience for all residents.
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