Actual image taken at Domus
Domus, is an innovative, luxury ‘low- rise, low-density’ condominium designed to meet the needs of a sophisticated clientele. Life in Balance is achieved through open-plan living and dining areas, innovative use of sheer walls, large windows and 3-meter-high ceilings all create a contemporary, light and well-ventilated atmosphere. Located on Sukhumvit, the property is nestled close enough to the BTS and MRT stations while maintaining serenity in the city
| PROJECT NAME | DOMUS |
| LOCATION | SUKHUMVIT SOI 16 – 18 |
| LAND AREA |
4.5 RAI DIVIDED INTO 2 PARTS DOMUS 16 – 2 RAI DOMUS 18 - 2.5 RAI |
| PROJECT TYPE |
RESIDENTIAL CONDOMINIUM 12 STOREY WITH 2 BASEMENT – BUILDINGS – 67 UNITS IN DOMUS 16 – 42 UNITS IN DOMUS 18 |
“WHILE YOU MAKE THE MOST OF YOUR LIFE, WE TAKE CARE OF ALL THE DETAILS FOR YOU.”
WELCOME TO A LIFE OF QUALITY
We provide residential building management exclusively to our luxury property complexes. Anticipating resident wants and needs, our service centre provides a wide range of services and amenities. Our ‘Customer Activities Programme’ connects residents to personalised fitness and yoga instruction, Thai and Japanese language lessons, supermarket delivery services, private in-room massage sessions and much more.
Actual image taken at Domus
|
|
Actual image taken at Domus
|
|
At GRS, we create an exquisite community where residents are more than
neighbors…they’re all a part of the unique Gaysorn Property family.
This innovative luxury condominium enjoys prime position in the most soughtafter location on Sukhumvit, between Soi 16 and Soi 18 an area that offers a wealth of dinig and shopping experiences within easy walking distance to both BTS and MRT stations and Bangkok’s newest green lung, beautiful Benjakitti Park
Graphic Map
Google Map
DISCLAIMER : The information contained herein is for general information purposes only. Gaysorn Property Company Limited assumes no responsibility for errors, omissions,
variations and amendments in the contents on this advertisement.
