The Treasure Condominium a shining jewel in Chiang Mai’s residential crown

DESIGN & DEVELOPMENT

With its best-selling predecessor condos, My Hip and My Hip 2, The Treasure By my Hip is the handiwork of local property outfit, the Home Development Group. Originally unveiled back in the summer of 2014, The Treasure represents their most significant, boldest and most impressive real estate statement.

With each of The Treasure’s condominiums aptly named after a different precious gemstone, the standout project showcases intricately blueprinted and assembled modern architecture with an underlying anti-seismic structure. Befitting the developer’s core concept of crafting an enduring “Golden Habitat” for future generations to cherish, The Treasure condo affords contemporary, deluxe living unbeatably situated amongst the city’s up-and-coming new business district

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Rising low but unmissably in the heart of the Chiang Mai Business Park, The Treasure sits along a dead-end soi [sidestreet] virtually undisturbed by vehicular and pedestrian traffic. Though it feels sublimely tucked away, the condo lies within minutes reach of each of the Chiang Mai to Doi Saket, Chiang Mai to Lampang and Somphot Chiang Mai 700 Pi Roads. In light of The Treasure’s immediacy to the multi-lane Super Highway, residents gain from having rapid passage to arguably the city’s number-one medical hub, Bangkok International Hospital and, onward, to the epic cash and carry warehouse Siam Makro.

More reminiscent of an urban village, the CBP itself plays host not just to The Treasure but also to a community of commercial, recreational, and retail setups within striking distance of the condo. Besides 7-Eleven convenience stores, bank branches, dental clinics, fitness studios, late-night pharmacies, serviced laundries and dry cleaners, there are cafés galore plus a stack of pan-Asian eateries. 

For those seeking the ultimate retail fix, the most sizeable shopping complex in the Northern Thai region, CentralFestival, can be walked from The Treasure in under 20 minutes. Spread across half a dozen levels, the megamall’s home to no fewer than 300 shops and restaurants and perhaps the finest supermarket this side of the nation’s capital, Central Food Hall. To say nothing of housing a world-class multi-screen cinema, ice-skating rink and, most suitable for residents lacking their own transport, providing complimentary minivans and songthaew which shuttle every day to spots throughout the city.

ON-SITE FACILITIES

The Treasure only features uniformed guards on the job 24/7 at the dual-barrier way in/out between condo buildings A and B; once finished, a second security post between condo buildings C and D will also be in effect. In addition, to bolster resident safety and welfare, mounted CCTV cameras watch over all common areas with entry into the respective buildings via personal-issue electronic keycard. Moreover, juristic personnel are on hand between 8 AM and 6 PM Monday to Friday and from 8 AM to 5 PM during weekend days.

Also, on tap inside each building’s humbly proportioned and specified communal lobby is free-to-use shared WiFi; for a quicker and private internet connection, on the other hand, occupants of The Treasure have the option of self-funding in-room home broadband from either 3BB or Sinet. Finally, nearly all of the ground floor is undercover parking supplemented with unsheltered off-street reserved bays directly in front of the premises. In total, the project supports a car parking quota approaching 70% of the overall residential capacity, so condo residents are unlikely to ever want a space to deposit their vehicle.

Taking either the stairs or one of the passenger lifts [elevators] up a floor, each condo building enjoys its 22m long open-air saltwater swimming pool. With a fringing lounge deck, just off of which, a modestly sized but well-equipped gym and, imported from Japan, hinoki wood sauna.

ROOM TYPES, LAYOUT & SPECIFICATION

With The Treasure’s four 8-storey condo buildings linearly arranged from west to east, north-facing rooms command sensational views overlooking the adjacent lake and the forested slopes of the Thanon Thong Chai mountains in the background. 

The 497 residential units come in a choice of types, layouts and decorative themes; 1 bed, one bath units measure 34.12 to 52.15 sq m with two beds, and two bath units weigh in at 53.12 to 80.39 sq m of useable space.

Offered furnished and air-conditioned, units boast a fitted washing machine on one or more attached private balconies and star other leading brand name household appliances. Several units are configured as fully open-plan, but most are offered as combined living/dining rooms with a separate designer kitchen. Interiors are richly yet stylishly and welcomingly appointed using a superior grade of materials.

While you’re here, why not glance through our available rental and sales units at The Treasure condo.

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