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Ashton Morph 38 is a 72 m² two-bedroom, two-bathroom condo in Thonglor, Bangkok’s cosmopolitan ‘Little Japan’ district along Sukhumvit Soi 55. The apartment is fully furnished, finished with warm hardwood flooring throughout, and sits at an elevated position that affords open city panoramas across multiple rooms.

Living Area
The living space is arranged around a dark leather sofa and a trunk-style coffee table, with warm hardwood underfoot giving the room a grounded, residential feel. A large white open-shelf unit lines the back wall, offering both display and storage, while a wall-mounted air-conditioning unit keeps the space comfortable. Sliding glass doors flood the room with natural light and draw the eye directly out to a wide city skyline.

Dining Area
Adjacent to the sofa, a compact dining table paired with dark upholstered chairs provides a practical everyday eating space without interrupting the flow of the open-plan layout. Its position beside the sliding doors means meals are taken with a backdrop of natural light and city views.

Balcony
The balcony, accessed directly from the living room through floor-to-ceiling sliding doors, is furnished with a wrought-iron bistro table and matching chairs — a quiet outdoor spot that makes the most of the sweeping Bangkok skyline stretching to the horizon.

Kitchen
The kitchen follows an L-shaped configuration with warm timber base cabinets contrasted by dark gloss upper units and a grey mosaic-tile splashback. Dark stone-effect countertops run the full working length, and the space is equipped with a full-height stainless-steel refrigerator and a built-in microwave tucked beneath the counter.

Bedrooms
The main bedroom is generously proportioned, with a double bed featuring a padded grey headboard and a wooden writing desk positioned to take full advantage of the floor-to-ceiling windows and their far-reaching city views. The second bedroom offers a clean, orderly layout with a double bed, a quilted brown leather headboard, and a full-height wooden wardrobe providing ample clothes storage.

The Thonglor Location
Thonglor — centred on Sukhumvit Soi 55 — is widely regarded as one of Bangkok’s most dynamic and liveable neighbourhoods, often called the city’s ‘Little Japan’ for its concentration of Japanese residents, restaurants and culture. BTS Thong Lor on the Sukhumvit Line the area to the broader city with ease. Close by, The Commons offers a curated mix of independent cafés and dining, while Donki Mall Thonglor brings a lively, round-the-clock retail and food experience just moments from the door.

Frequently Asked Questions

Q: Where is Ashton Morph 38 located?
A: Ashton Morph 38 is located in Thonglor, the neighbourhood centred on Sukhumvit Soi 55 in Bangkok. The area is widely known as Bangkok's 'Little Japan' and is popular with both expatriates and locals for its vibrant dining scene and community feel.

Q: How many bedrooms and bathrooms does this condo have, and what is the interior size?
A: The condo has two bedrooms and two bathrooms within a 72 m² interior. The layout accommodates a combined living and dining area, a separate kitchen, and two well-proportioned bedrooms, with hardwood flooring running throughout the main living spaces.

Q: Which BTS station is nearest to Ashton Morph 38?
A: The nearest station is BTS Thong Lor on the Sukhumvit Line provides straightforward access to central Bangkok and onward connections across the city's elevated rail network. Thonglor is one of the Sukhumvit Line's most sought-after stops.

Q: How would you describe the interior style of this apartment?
A: The apartment has a warm, residential feel anchored by rich hardwood flooring and timber cabinetry in the kitchen. Furnishings lean towards classic rather than minimal — dark leather seating, a quilted headboard, wooden furniture — with the overall effect being comfortable and well-lived-in rather than stark or overly contemporary.

Q: Is Thonglor a good area to live in Bangkok?
A: Thonglor is consistently ranked among Bangkok's most desirable residential neighbourhoods. It balances a lively restaurant and café culture — with landmarks such as The Commons and Donki Mall Thonglor — with quieter residential streets, making it equally appealing for professionals, families and long-term expatriate residents.