Asian accent in detached houses

Property firm Sansiri has introduced its latest single-detached-house project, Burasiri at Ngarmwongwan-Prachachuen, with 301 units priced between Bt5.99 million and Bt12.19 million

The theme used in designing the project is Asian Accent, reminiscent of Eastern architecture, said senior marketing manager Samatcha Promsiri.

Located on 70 rai, the project will have an Asian tropical garden 200 metres across at its centre.

The project is close to an expressway and several shopping centres, including The Mall, Central Chaeng Wattana and Carrefour.

Burasiri at Ngarmwongwan-Prachachuen offers four types of houses: Buramaya, Buraladda, Burayada and Burakanda.

Buramaya has 202 square metres of floor space on 65-96 square wah. It has three bedrooms, three bathrooms, one roommate and two parking spaces, with prices between Bt7.77 million and Bt12.19 million.

Buraladda has 196 square metres of floor space on 57-81 square wah, with starting prices between Bt6.87 million and Bt10.52 million per unit. This type has three bedrooms, three bathrooms and two parking spaces.

Burayada houses have 198 square metres of floor space on 57-84 square wah, with prices between Bt6.14 million and Bt8.32 million per unit. This type also has three bedrooms and three bathrooms.

Burakanda is smallest type, with floor space of 160 square metres on 55-82 square wah, at prices between Bt5.99 million and Bt8.62 million per unit. This type also has three bedrooms and three bathrooms.

The interior-design themes follow the Asian Accent concept, especially Modern Chinese style, which combines wood and cotton.

A sample house displays a variety of interior design styles so home-buyers can select the style they want.

A Simply Retro design mixes and matches modern style with 1970s retro furniture, while White Oriental makes the most of the different textures of wood and cotton.

Modern Resort is a design style also featuring wood and cotton, but in earth tones rather than white, and a Modern Luxury concept uses contemporary furniture matched with stainless steel and glass.

The project will have a grand opening on November 1, with a promotion campaign to tempt buyers. Already, about 10 per cent of the project’s 301 units have been presold.

SOURCE: The Nation