Real Estate investment firm Pacific Star International (Thailand) has launched the opening of sales for Sathorn Gardens Condominium, located on Sathorn Road, Bangkok.
"We are very proud to officially announce the opening of sales of Sathorn Gardens for all prospective clients, having freed the project from all obligations accrued under the previous developer. In paying for a premium lifestyle, anything less than perfection should not be tolerated. We have therefore applied our extensive international experience to fully enhance our first project here in Thailand", said Mr. Gill, Country Head of Pacific Star International (Thailand). "The construction completion of the 350 units and comprehensive renovations and refurbishments include upgrading all common areas throughout the project and facilities management. This will secure the long term investment value of all the condominiums and will put Sathorn Gardens on a par with other premium 5 star residences in Bangkok."
Sathorn Gardens Condominium is set on five rai, just off South Sathorn Road with two 41-story residential towers. The project offers a mix of spacious residential units including: studio units (39-43 square metres), one-bedroom units (63-86 square metres), two-bedroom units (78-94 square metres), three-bedroom units offering 200 square metres of space, and duplex penthouse units covering 462 square metres each. Prices start from 87,000 baht per square metre with the smallest 39 square-metre unit selling for about 3.4 million baht.
"Buyers can benefit as the building is already finished, and units will be ready to move in by January 2008. All units are fitted out with custom-designed kitchens, imported German kitchen appliances, timber floors, air-conditioning and fully-finished bathrooms. It is a wonderful new choice for Bangkokians and it is our intention to bring the best of all aspects to the project. We aim to provide a higher standard of living and a better quality of life to all our valued customers – a principal to which we at Pacific Star always hold firm." Gill said.
Source: http://www.property-report.com/aprarchives.php?id=739&date=120907
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