With a proven renown for crafting high-end lodgings and premium luxury residential properties borne of almost a decade of experience in hospitality and real estate in various of Bangkok’s economic hotspots, the auspiciously named property developer Lucky Living unveiled in July 2014 their signature -and redefining- development in Chiang Mai, LIV@NIMMAN. In partnership with one of Thailand’s preeminent architect and interior design companies, the condo exemplifies a synthesis of modern-day good looks and refinement with elements inspired by nature and delivers an unparalleled living space blessed with outstanding resort style amenities in the midst of the city’s latest playground.

Consistent with the developer’s central ethos of establishing favourably positioned urban residences, LIV@NIMMAN is situated mere steps away from its namesake neighbourhood’s collection of trendy bars, eateries, cafés, art galleries, co-working environments, independent boutique concerns and vibrant nightlife yet, tucked away down a small and peaceful soi [lane] off Nimmanhaemin Road, truly feels like a sanctum of calm beyond the freneticism of the main drag. Accessible in just a five minute leisurely walk from LIV@NIMMAN is the well-visited and distinctly space-age in appearance Maya Lifestyle Shopping Centre; home to more than a hundred shops and restaurants, the mall also anchors a world-class cinema, a popular library café-cum-work space (Creative And Meeting Place or CAMP for short) open 24 hours  day and seven days a week, two food courts, a fitness studio, a branch of Chiang Mai’s very own Rimping Supermarket, a weekly “Night Out Market” and, on the sixth floor (‘Nimman Hill‘), a medley of rooftop bars and bistros as well as an observation platform commanding expansive views over the city and surrounding mountains. The northern periphery of Nimmanhaemin Road intersects with both the multi-lane Super Highway and one of the city’s principal thoroughfares, Huay Kaew Road, within easy reach of the main campus of Chiang Mai University (CMU) with its abundance of low-cost food courts, coffee shops, bakeries and the incredibly scenic Ang Kaew lake directly behind which are the forested slopes of the Doi Suthep-Pui National Park while, in the opposite direction, stands the ancient heart of the municipality, Chiang Mai’s ‘Old City’.

Given such an esteemed and award-winning name as Lucky Living, on-site facilities at LIV@NIMMAN are unlikely to disappoint. Besides the round-the-clock presence of duly attired security guards staking out the main gated entrance to the condo, CCTV cameras are installed throughout all common areas of the property while further admittance to the premises is controlled by means of the “Intelligent Digital Card Access System”; for added reassurance, residents benefit from a juristic office which is staffed between the hours of 9AM to 6PM Monday to Saturday. Altogether, 15 private designated bays for cars are divided between the front and rear of the property with separate outdoor parking for as many motorcycles and push bikes. Free WiFi is available in all shared areas of the condo and residents can set up –at their own personal expense- a high-speed home broadband subscription through any of the city’s Internet Service Providers.

Occupying 439 square wah (or 1756 square metres) of land, LIV@NIMMAN offers quite possibly the most extensive assortment of leisure conveniences of any condominium in Chiang Mai. Tree- and shrub-lined on three sides and representing the focal point of the inner courtyard lies the development’s dazzling open-air lap pool with integrated jacuzzi; bordering the water’s edge are a blissfully secluded seating area with gathering of rattan furniture and, on the far side of the pool, four sun loungers and a pair of hanging chairs allowing residents to kick back in fine style. Facing the single 8-storey residential building across the pool is the stand-alone 3-storey clubhouse featuring a tastefully appointed and airy lobby lounge, well-equipped gym, sauna, library and, on the top floor, even an al fresco barbeque area and wine bar! Taking whichever of the stairs or double lifts (elevators) to the rooftop of the condo itself reveals a communal landscaped garden with picnic area and viewing terrace affording a breathtaking panoramic vista of the nearby peaks of the Thanon Thong Chai mountain range and a prime spot from which to enjoy the kaleidoscopic sunsets.

Each of LIV@NIMMAN’s 70 exclusive units comes fully furnished with attached private balcony, air-conditioned and, incorporating a fitted washing machine and entire complement of everyday electrical appliances, completely move-in ready. Boasting full height and width windows, interiors are bathed in natural light (while also thoughtfully provisioned with black-out curtains) and are elegantly –and comfortably- presented to a superior specification with engineered wooden flooring and stunning décor.

Despite the absence of studio rooms, LIV@NIMMAN accommodates 1 bedroom, 1 bathroom units ranging in size from 37.49 to 50.26 square metres; 2 bedroom, 1 bathroom units of 54.80 square metres; a couple of 1 bedroom, 2 bathroom duplex units on the 7^th/8^th floor measuring either of 82.44 or 94.18 square metres and, virtually unique among the city’s many condominiums, featuring their very own private garden; the most voluminous unit, at 142 square metres, is represented by the 2 bedroom penthouse suite on the top floor complete with 2 en-suite bathrooms as well as a highlight enclosed garden area in which to unwind or entertain guests. Laid out to optimise the amount of habitable space, all units are arranged as an open-plan living/dining/kitchen setting while, in the interests of privacy, the main sleeping quarters can isolated by otherwise concealed sliding doors.

LIV@NIMMAN is home almost exclusively to foreigners with a mixed demographic of long-term expats and, by means of Airbnb and similar holiday rentals, short stay tourists.

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