The Prime 11 is a residential condominium in the Nana district of Bangkok, on Sukhumvit 11. The surrounding area offers a dense mix of dining, shopping, healthcare and education, which gives the address a strongly urban character. Nana appeals to buyers who value infrastructure at the door and a short route to the centre. On the resale market, it offers a well-connected base with daily needs close at hand.
Access to transport is a clear strength. BTS Nana station is a short walk from the building, linking residents to the city's elevated rail network. Bumrungrad Hospital and NIST International School are both nearby, which is relevant for families and for those who want convenient healthcare. With the station so close, commuting and city travel can be done without a car.
The Prime 11 was developed by Fragrant and completed in 2009. It is a single 31-storey building, so the project has no separate phases or towers. The height of the building gives apartments on the upper floors open outlooks across the city. It sits within the established residential setting of Nana, and its completion year reflects a building that has been lived in for around fifteen years.
The building offers on-site parking, and some apartments come with two dedicated car parking slots. The apartments currently for sale are spread across a range of floors, and some include a full set of appliances. Residents on higher floors typically enjoy a calmer setting than at street level, and families benefit from having a school within walking distance of the building.
Eight apartments are currently for sale. Prices range from THB 5,000,000 to THB 22,000,000, and sizes from 47 sq m to 177 sq m. The mix is four 1-bedroom, three 2-bedroom and one 4-bedroom apartment, on floors 10 to 28. Five are fully furnished and three are unfurnished. Views are described as city and panoramic, depending on the floor and the position of the apartment within the building.
All eight apartments are freehold, meaning full ownership without a fixed term, a condition that simplifies long-term planning for a foreign buyer. The range runs from compact one-bedroom apartments to a large four-bedroom home for a family. Buyers who want to move in at once can focus on the furnished apartments, while those who prefer to design their own interior may consider the unfurnished ones.
