Neighbourhoods
Bangkok

Lumphini

Bangkok

Lumphini

Bangkok’s green heart, ringed by its most established addresses.

The park at the centre of the city

Lumphini holds the one thing central Bangkok rarely offers: open ground. Fifty-seven hectares of lake and lawn sit at the meeting of Wireless Road, Langsuan and Rama IV, and the addresses around the park are among the oldest money in the country.

Freehold titles are rare here, and that rarity sets the tone. Established families, diplomats and long-view buyers hold the first rows facing the green.

A morning run, then the city — without leaving home.

Around the park

98 Wireless, Sindhorn Kempinski and the rising Dusit Central Park frame the western edge; embassies and Central Embassy sit a short walk north. Park-front residences such as Nimit Langsuan and the forthcoming Upper House look directly onto the lawns.

Getting around

Two MRT stations, Lumphini and Si Lom, sit at the park’s corners, with the BTS at Ratchadamri to the west. Wireless, Langsuan and Sathorn link the business and diplomatic districts in minutes.

Questions

Why is Lumphini considered prime?

Open green at the city’s core, rare freehold titles, and a settled diplomatic and residential community. The park-front rows hold their value over decades.

What does it cost to buy here?

The district spans leasehold residences to rare park-front freehold. Price upon enquiry.

How far is the airport?

Suvarnabhumi and Don Mueang are both around thirty to thirty-five minutes by car outside peak hours.