dcondo ping promising a “New Way of Energised Living”

 Already proud parents to their first of kin, Dcondo Campus Resort, as well as D’Vieng Santitham, Dcondo Sign and the youngest of their local brood, Dcondo Nim, Dcondo Rin Sansiri have just finished their new condominium project in Chiang Mai,

Dcondo Ping portrays a co-ordination of contemporary design style inspired by the “cultural elements and lifestyle along the Ping River” with vernacular architecture reflecting an old-fashioned Lanna [Northern Thai] aesthetic.

Occupying 12 rai (1.92 hectares) plot of prime land adjoining Dcondo Nim tucked away at the end of a private access road, Dcondo ping offers welcome insulation from the surrounding commotion yet benefits from doorstep access via the gated ‘d-walkway’ for use exclusively by Dcondo occupants, to the most sizeable shopping complex in the region, CentralFestival; laying claim to more than 300 stores not least Central Food Hall (publicised as the most OK supermarket in all of Asia) in addition to several food courts, a weekly night market, an international class multiplex cinema with IMAX 3D/4DX, an ice-skating rink and, a delightful bonus for those without their own set of wheels, a fleet of complimentary songthaew and minivans which ply many routes daily from the ultra-modern mall to various destinations throughout the popularly hip Nimman neighbourhood, the perennially enchanting ‘Old City, Chiang Mai Airport and the ever-vibrant Night Bazaar.

For public transport elsewhere within the city and beyond, the condo is just a short walk from Chiang Mai’s Provincial Arcade bus station, where various modes of conveyance are available for journeys locally, nationwide and even outside of Thailand. Or else avail of the nearby Chiang Mai Business Park (CBP), a bustling self-contained enclave of recreational and commercial interests like DIY store HomePro, furniture retailer Index Living Mall, the soon-to-launch Platinum Fashion Mall and, stocking a vast selection of fresh and frozen foodstuffs, beverages, personal care products, clothing, electrical appliances and electronic devices, the city’s most prominent and easily most budget-friendly hypermarket, Big C Extra. By virtue of Dcondo Ping’s immediacy to the multi-lane Super Highway, residents have fast, direct passage to Chiang Mai’s newest and go-to medical hub,

Providing peace of mind for those staying at Dcondo Ping, a small army of uniformed professional security guards is stationed 24/7 at the main barrier entrance. Complemented by closed-circuit TV cameras surveilling all facility common areas and an electronic keycard system to control admission only to pre-authorised individuals; as extra safeguards, an on-site juristic office is attended at least five (most likely seven) days a week.

Besides the development featuring a designated parking capacity for 240 cars, a series of bright, airy, high-ceilinged communal lobbies exist on the first floor, which looks simply stunning and an environment conducive to either work or play. Outside, a dazzling showpiece 100m long saltwater swimming pool modelled on Chiang Mai’s meandering Mae Ping River and, elevated over the water at the midway mark, a glass-panelled wrap-around gym. Edged by a cross-country jogging track, the expansive landscaped tropical gardens look particularly lush and, intended to “bring residents closer to Chiang Mai’s natural landscape”, the perfect place to soak up the serene ambience.  WiFi internet is distributed free of charge throughout shared parts of the condo, or residents can organise to have high-speed broadband fitted.

Arranged in an open quadrangle enclosing the inner courtyard, Dcondo Ping accommodates a total of 687 fully furnished, air-conditioned and balconied residential units divided more or less equally between each of the four 8-storey buildings (identified as Towers A to D). Conforming thereabouts to their respective average sizes for Chiang Mai, half the complement of units will be studios comprising 30 sq m of habitable space and laid out with combined living/dining quarters, a separate kitchen and a single bathroom. In contrast, the 37.5 sq m 1- and 60 sq m 2-bedroom units (each with as many bathrooms) will be entirely open-plan. Judging by the sample images of the units, interior specification and décor remains characteristic of Sansiri condos but appear even more refined, comfortable and inviting than ever.

With such a proven name of Sansiri and the property’s location in the heart of Chiang Mai’s latest growth centre, units are undoubtedly a trendy place to live!

Currently, the building is offering only certain building sections for foreign purchase. These prices are significantly higher than the resale units at Dcondo Sign and Dcondo Nim.

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