For rent 1 bed condo in Phaya Thai, Bangkok

Phahonyothin Park CondominiumSoi Phahonyothin 14We would most welcome a tenant who is looking for a proper home, and who appreciates the character and craftsmanship of the space.• Conveniently located between Ari and Saphan Khwai, with easy access to both BTS Ari and BTS Saphan Khwai, approximately 1.5–1.6 km away• Close to the cafés, restaurants and neighbourhood lifestyle of Ari• Quiet, residential setting while remaining very centrally connected to Bangkok.• Tennis Court and large greenery areas* No smoking, No pets • 1 master bedroom• Large walk-in closet• Semi-open kitchen• 1 bathroom + 1 powder room• Living area• Separate dining area• Dedicated working areaInterior & specifications• Custom-built furniture and cabinetry throughout• Walk-in wardrobe with separate storage sections for him and her• Main cabinetry finished with Belgian-made artificial rattan detailing• Custom-made teak king-size bed from Naan, Thailand• Six-seater, English-made oval mahogany dining table• English-made chandelier• Lighting throughout by Lamptitude, Ekkamai• Imported Italian marble detailing throughout• Imported Spanish tiles in the powder room• Kohler sanitary ware• Bosch kitchen appliances• 3 air-conditioning units, including 2 ducted AC systems• 2 LAN connection points for WFHLittle about us and the room -We did not originally build this condominium to let.Many elements were specially commissioned and were chosen for long-term living rather than for rental.It was designed and renovated from the ground up to be our permanent home, with almost every detail custom-made to our own specification. Due to an unforeseen change in circumstances — and as we will soon be expats again ourselves — we have decided to offer it for rent.Having lived abroad before, we know how important it is to find somewhere that actually feels like home. We are therefore hoping to find someone, perhaps an expat or a couple in a similar situation, who will enjoy the space and care for it in the same way we cared for the homes we lived in overseas.The interior was conceived in a contemporary colonial style, drawing inspiration from old colonial residences in Sri Lanka and Raffles Singapore. Even the original floor plan was modified to accommodate the design.