Share Time at Home
Gather for meals, read together or enjoy a quiet evening in separate living and dining areas.
Lifestyle
Parent’s No 1 Choice for Bangkok Living
A thoughtful base for expatriates and families building an everyday life in Bangkok.
At a glance
Long-term living is about more than a place to sleep. Bangkok Garden brings together space at home, outdoor recreation and neighbourhood connections so you can plan a routine that suits your household.
Make yourself at home
A apartment for everyday moments
Take Life Outdoors
Make a walk through the grounds part of your day and choose a comfortable pace for time outside.
Room for Family Time
A playground and outdoor spaces add options for activities beyond the apartment.
Your daily rhythm
Build a Routine
You Enjoy
Start with the moments that matter to you. A workout before work, a swim on a weekend or a family meal after school can shape how a home feels over time.
Choose a apartment with enough room for your household, and explore the facilities during your visit. Consider how you will travel to work, school and regular appointments.
Discover the Facilities →Relocating to Bangkok
Plan the practical details early
School & Office Journeys
Try your route at the time you normally travel. The Locations guide groups transport, schools and local services to help you prepare.
Household & Service Needs
Decide how much support you want with cleaning and household tasks. Compare the regular and fully serviced packages.
Your Viewing Checklist
Bring questions about storage, furniture, internet, parking, utilities and your preferred move-in date. Check the layout against your everyday needs.
Useful answers
Frequently asked questions
Is Bangkok Garden suitable for expatriate families?
Its multi-bedroom layouts, separate living areas and garden setting offer practical features for families planning longer stays in Bangkok. Compare your school and work journeys before choosing a home.
Which international schools are in the area?
The official location guide lists Aster, King’s College, SPGS, Shrewsbury and Garden International School. See the Locations page for available travel guidance.
Are pets allowed?
The official website states that pets are not allowed in the Bangkok Garden complex.
Picture your everyday life here
Tell us your preferred apartment size and move-in plans. Our sales team will help you explore the options.