Aman Nai Lert Bangkok Residences

The land is the asset and the family that owns it is the story. Nai Lert Park is a century-old private garden on Wireless Road among the Lumpini embassies, held by the descendants of Lert Sreshthaputra, who founded his company in 1894 and introduced ice to Bangkok. His great-granddaughter runs the group now, and it is her decision to build here that makes this address possible at all.

Thailand's first urban Aman: residences over eighteen floors alongside a 52-suite hotel. One-bedroom apartments run to 127 square metres and four-bedroom penthouses to 2,200 — a fourteen-fold spread inside one building, which is unusual and tells you the floors are not sold to one kind of buyer.

Tenure is not established, and in Thailand that is the question rather than a footnote. Foreign freehold of land is prohibited; foreign ownership within a condominium is capped at 49% of its saleable area. What a foreign buyer would actually hold here is not published, and the register does not infer it.

Sources

• Aman — aman.com/hotels/aman-nai-lert-bangkok/residences
• Prima Realty — project record, 18 floors, unit sizes
• Asherproperty — Nai Lert Park, over 20 rai
• LHL-R-021 · Aman Residences, Part VII P7-01-01

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Inventory

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Sources disagree

34 residences on Aman's page against 33 on a broker's; park given as seven acres and as over 20 rai

Property confirmation

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Booking

Private Residences records addresses; it does not broker them. Enquiries are passed to the party named in the record, and nothing on this site is an offer.

Classified by The Resort Collection House · Edition 2026 · PR-D-017