Rosewood Residences Bangkok Announces 85 Luxury Homes Overlooking Lumphini Park
Rosewood Residences Bangkok is set to bring 85 private homes to Rama 4 Road, overlooking Lumphini Park. The project is expected to be completed in 2030. It will also mark Rosewood’s first residential development in Southeast Asia.
The development is a partnership between SC Asset and Tokyo Tatemono Thailand. Rosewood will bring its hospitality experience to the project, extending its brand beyond hotels and resorts into private residences.
The location is one of the key features of the development. The homes will overlook Lumphini Park, a well-known green space in central Bangkok. The project will sit on a freehold site along Rama 4 Road.
Details about individual residences, including their sizes, layouts and prices, have not yet been announced.
A residential offering shaped by Rosewood's hospitality experience
The project will include a dedicated residential team to support homeowners. Residents will also have access to personalised services and selected experiences across Rosewood hotels and resorts worldwide.
The relationship with the larger hotel network is one of the elements of the planned development. This aspect contributes to the hospitality experience of the development, while the focus remains on personal ownership of residences.
According to Sonia Cheng, the chief executive of Rosewood, this property will be one that remains relevant through generations.
The news comes as branded residences gain popularity in Thailand. The country's branded residences sector is valued at 205.3 billion baht, or approximately US$6.4 billion, according to figures attributed to C9 Hotelworks.
For SC Asset and Tokyo Tatemono Thailand, the project adds another collaboration to Bangkok's luxury residential market. For Rosewood, it is an entry into a new residential market in Southeast Asia.
With 85 homes planned and completion set for 2030, Rosewood Residences Bangkok will bring the three companies together on a residential development overlooking one of the capital's prominent parks.
