Charoen Nakhon Road is a major artery road on the Thonburi side of Bangkok. The area holds a strong history connected to the Chao Phraya River. Its past as a center for shipping and warehousing has paved the way to a modern landscape. The area is now home to numerous prestigious hotels such as the Millennium Hilton, Peninsula Hotel, and Avani Riverside, along with numerous condominiums, restaurants, shopping destinations, and attractions, serving both the growing local population and an influx of tourists.

The grand opening of ICONSIAM was a major turnaround that significantly propelled the value of this location. Various businesses have opened up in the area, making Charoen Nakhon a city that never stops transforming. Variety of cafes, restaurants, hostels, and shopping malls are conveniently located within the area.

Charoen Nakhon has evolved significantly from its origins as a traditional low-rise riverside area into a prime destination for people worldwide, largely from the presence of ICONSIAM.

The area boasts excellent facilities and convenient transportation, including the Gold Line electric train. Although it has only 4 stations, each station connects seamlessly to other train lines:

• Krung Thon Buri Station: Connects to the BTS Dark Green Line (Silom Line)
• Charoen Nakhon Station: Provides direct access to ICONSIAM
• Khlong San Station: Connects to the MRT Red Line (Hua Lamphong-Bang Bon-Maha Chai)
• Prachathipat Station: Connects to the MRT Purple Line (Tao Poon-Rat Burana, future construction)

This interconnected transportation network makes Charoen Nakhon easily accessible and further enhances its appeal as a global destination.

Residents of Charoen Nakhon enjoy the added benefit of water transport options along the Chao Phraya River, providing diverse routes via Chao Phraya Express boat to various locations.

The Charoen Nakhon area is a hotbed for real estate development, with numerous high-rise condominiums along Charoen Nakhon, Khlong San, and Tha Din Daeng roads. Some units boasted over 300,000 baht per square meter and grew continually, truly highlighting the area’s strong investment potential and appeal to affluent buyers. It’s an ideal location for both investing for rental or owning as assets.

Condo prices in areas like north of Krung Thon Buri BTS station has plenty of segments with an average of 280,000 baht/sqm. The Sathorn area (Thonburi side) has an average of 260,000 baht/sqm. The lower Charoen Krung area (Saphan Taksin BTS station) has an average of 234,000 baht/sqm. Southern Charoen Nakhon poses excellent value at an average price of just 135,000 baht/sqm, despite its proximity to the Green Line and various amenities, it presents a compelling opportunity for buyers.