Condo In The Royal Maneeya /2 bedrooms/2 bathroom/120 sqm/

The Royal Maneeya is a 120 m² 2-bedroom, 2-bathroom condo in Chit Lom, at the heart of the Chidlom shopping district. Photographs show a high-floor layout with pale tiled living space, timber-floored bedrooms, a fitted kitchen and city views framed by wide picture windows, finished in a calm, neutral palette throughout.

Living Area
A generous open living space runs across glossy white floor tiles, lit by recessed downlights and a broad picture window with sheer and blackout curtains looking over rooftops to the skyline. Furnishings include a grey fabric corner sofa with chaise, a dark wood coffee table, a matching media console with flat-screen television and a slim desk-height console against the wall.

Kitchen
The enclosed kitchen is arranged in a U-shape with handleless white cabinetry above and below, pale stone-look worktops and a blue mosaic tile splashback. Visible appliances include a built-in oven with hob and extractor, a microwave, a kettle and a tall silver fridge-freezer, with open shelving and a deep sink by the window wall.

Bedrooms
The main bedroom is laid with warm timber-effect flooring and has a double bed with a white high-gloss headboard, a bedside cabinet and full-height curtains over a window seat. A white writing desk with task chair and lamp creates a work corner, while a tall sliding wardrobe with grey and white panels sits opposite. A second timber-floored room opens through glazed sliding doors to a balcony.

Bathrooms
Both bathrooms are clad in soft beige stone-look surfaces. One has a built-in bathtub beside a long floating vanity with twin basins, a wide frameless mirror and a separate WC. The other pairs a single stone-topped vanity with a clear glass walk-in shower enclosure and rainfall head, with a laundry area glimpsed through the adjoining doorway.

Balcony
Sliding glass doors lead from a timber-floored room onto a balcony with glass balustrade and blue-framed glazing, opening to an elevated outlook across surrounding office towers and the wider city.

The Chit Lom Location
Chit Lom sits at the centre of the Chidlom shopping district, one of central Bangkok’s busiest retail and dining addresses. BTS Chit Lom on the Sukhumvit about 0.3 km from the building, a short walk away, placing Central Chidlom, CentralWorld and the Erawan Shrine within easy reach of the front door.

Frequently Asked Questions

Q: Where is The Royal Maneeya located?
A: The Royal Maneeya stands in Chit Lom, in the heart of the Chidlom shopping district in central Bangkok. The building is roughly 0.3 km from BTS Chit Lom on the Sukhumvit Central Chidlom, CentralWorld and the Erawan Shrine all close by for shopping, dining and daily errands.

Q: How many bedrooms and bathrooms does this condo have, and how big is it?
A: This is a two-bedroom, two-bathroom condominium with an interior area of 120 square metres. Photographs show a wide living and dining space, an enclosed kitchen, a main bedroom with a built-in wardrobe and desk corner, a second timber-floored room with balcony access, and two full bathrooms.

Q: What is the nearest BTS station to The Royal Maneeya?
A: The closest station is BTS Chit Lom on the Sukhumvit 0.3 kilometres from the building in a straight makes it a short walk for residents, giving quick connections along the Sukhumvit corridor and into the wider Bangkok skytrain network from a central starting point.

Q: What is the interior style of the unit like?
A: The look is calm and contemporary. Large-format white floor tiles run through the living area, while bedrooms and the balcony room use warm timber-effect boards. Walls are plain white with recessed downlights, kitchen cabinetry is handleless white with a blue mosaic splashback, and bathrooms use soft beige stone-look surfaces.

Q: Is Chit Lom a good area to live in Bangkok?
A: Chit Lom suits residents who want city-centre convenience. As the core of the Chidlom shopping district, it puts major retail such as Central Chidlom and CentralWorld, plus the landmark Erawan Shrine, within easy reach, while the Sukhumvit makes commuting across central Bangkok straightforward without a car.