For rent 1 Beds condo in Pathum Wan, Bangkok

The Address Chidlom is a 57 m² one-bedroom, one-bathroom condo in Chit Lom, at the heart of the Chidlom shopping district. The interior pairs warm timber flooring with a soft neutral palette, a fitted kitchen and a glass-walled bathroom off the bedroom, giving this city apartment a calm, hotel-like feel.

Living Area
A pale linen-style sofa sits against a cream wall hung with a pair of framed Line dressed with black and white cushions and lit by a table lamp on a dark wood side table. A round black coffee table rests on a light rug, with a clear acrylic chair and a tall potted palm adding texture. Full-height curtains soften the daylight.

Dining Area
A dark-topped wooden dining table seats four, mixing upholstered oval-back chairs with chrome-framed transparent cantilever seats. Striped slipcovered chairs and a second compact sofa in charcoal fabric extend the seating, while a mirrored wall panel reflects the honey-toned parquet and makes the space feel broader.

Kitchen
The L-shaped kitchen runs along one wall in light oak-finish cabinetry with slim steel handles, topped by black granite counters. It includes a hob, an undermount sink with a gooseneck tap, a microwave, a kettle, a tall stainless-steel fridge and a front-loading washing machine set neatly into the run, with ceiling air-conditioning above.

Bedroom
The bedroom centres on a large bed with a tall padded grid headboard, flanked by dark wood bedside tables and shaded lamps. An internal glazed panel opens the room to the bath beyond, and a window with floor-length curtains brings in daylight. A white built-in media console, dresser ledge and framed mirror Line opposite wall.

Bathroom
Finished in pale tiles with a rippled textured feature wall, the bathroom combines a built-in bathtub with wall-mounted taps and a separate glass shower enclosure. The wide mirrored glass partition shared with the bedroom bounces light through both spaces.

The Chit Lom Location
Chit Lom places you in the Chidlom shopping district, one of central Bangkok’s most walkable retail quarters. Central Chidlom and CentralWorld anchor the surrounding streets for department-store shopping, cinemas and dining, while the Erawan Shrine marks the nearby intersection. BTS Chit Lom on the Sukhumvit Line roughly 0.7 km away in a straight Line Asked Questions

Q: Where is this condo at The Address Chidlom located?
A: The unit is in Chit Lom, within the Chidlom shopping district of central Bangkok. Central Chidlom and CentralWorld are among the retail landmarks in the surrounding streets, with the Erawan Shrine close by. BTS Chit Lom on the Sukhumvit Line the nearest station, about 0.7 km from the building in a straight Line How many bedrooms and bathrooms does the apartment have, and how big is it?
A: It is a one-bedroom, one-bathroom layout with 57 square metres of interior space. That is generous for a single-bedroom plan, allowing a separate living zone, a dining table for four and a fitted kitchen run, plus a bedroom large enough for a big bed, bedside tables and a built-in dresser and media console.

Q: What is the nearest BTS station to The Address Chidlom?
A: BTS Chit Lom on the Sukhumvit Line the closest station, measured at roughly 0.7 km from the building in a straight Line there the Sukhumvit Line onward through central Bangkok, making the condo practical for commuters who prefer the skytrain to driving in this busy shopping quarter.

Q: What is the interior style of the unit like?
A: The photographs show a warm, classic-contemporary scheme: honey-toned timber flooring throughout, cream and beige walls, and layered black, white and taupe furnishings. Light oak kitchen cabinets with black granite counters balance the darker wood dining furniture, while glazed panels and mirrors between the bedroom and bath keep the rooms feeling open and bright.

Q: Is Chit Lom a good area to live in Bangkok?
A: Chit Lom suits people who want city life on their doorstep. Sitting in the Chidlom shopping district, it offers department stores, cinemas, restaurants and cafés within the immediate neighbourhood, plus the cultural draw of the Erawan Shrine. The skytrain connection makes the rest of central Bangkok straightforward to reach without a car.