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Athenee Residence

Last checked 5 October 2026 · 4 min read · English

Athenee Residence has been one of the embassy district's established luxury addresses since 2008. It sits a short walk from BTS Ploenchit, Central Embassy and the Wireless Road embassies, with large, classic layouts that newer towers rarely match.

Because it is freehold, foreign buyers can own a unit outright within the building's 49% foreign quota, which keeps resale demand steady.

At a glance

TenureFreehold
DeveloperTCC Capital Land
Completed2008
Building41 floors, about 219 residences
Unit types1 to 4+ bedrooms
Nearest BTSPloenchit, about 200 m (3–5 min walk)
ParkingConventional (self-park), well above one space per unit
Common feeReported around ฿50–60 per sq.m per month; confirm current rate
PetsPets allowed; confirm size limits and owner consent
Strengths
  • Walk to BTS Ploenchit and Central Embassy.
  • Conventional parking with plenty of spaces: no waiting for a machine.
  • Large family layouts and freehold title.
  • Pets allowed.
Things to consider
  • Older building (2008): interiors vary a lot from unit to unit.
  • Most units have no balcony.
  • Ploenchit Road traffic at rush hour.

Who it suits

Diplomats on Wireless Road, executive families, and buyers who value space and freehold over a brand-new building.

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Frequently asked

Is Athenee Residence freehold?
Yes. Foreigners can buy within the building's 49% foreign quota.
Does Athenee Residence have automatic parking?
No. Parking is conventional, with more spaces than units.
Athenee Residence

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Facts compiled from developers and public listings on the date above. Common fees, parking and pet rules change and sources sometimes differ; confirm with the juristic office before you commit. Kathy & Co. is an independent agent, not the developer's appointed agent.