Designed to live in, not to look at. — Linden Court

Thirty-two residences

Designed to live in, not to look at.

Considered plans, honest materials, and a garden laid out before the first foundation.

Plate A — south elevation

The plans

Rooms sized for real furniture.

Full dimensions and ceiling heights published for every unit, before you visit.

Unit schedule, a fictional concept development
TypeBedsInternalTerraceCeiling
A1158 m29 m22.85 m
B1284 m214 m22.85 m
B2291 m222 m23.10 m
C13128 m231 m23.10 m

Thirty-two residences in total. Dimensions are measured to internal finish.

A living room opening to a balcony in late afternoon light
Plate B — type B2, living room
The open kitchen and dining area of a finished residence
Plate C — type C1, kitchen and dining

Shared spaces

What the whole court gets to use.

A courtyard, a workshop, and covered parking, maintained on a published budget.

Courtyard garden640 m2
Residents workshop1 room
Covered parking38 bays
Bicycle store64 spaces
Service charge, indicative42 THB/m2

Where it stands

Ten minutes from the ordinary things.

Schools, a market, and a station, with the walking times measured rather than guessed.

Primary school6 min walk
Fresh market8 min walk
Station11 min walk
Clinic12 min walk
Expressway entrance4 min drive
A brass lever handle where concrete meets pale oak
Plate D — ironmongery, typical

Programme

  1. Q1 2026

    Structure complete

  2. Q3 2026

    Facade and glazing

  3. Q4 2026

    Landscaping

  4. Q1 2027

    First handover

Come and see

A private viewing, on your schedule.

Someone from the team walks you through a finished unit with the plans in hand.

Concept action / No viewing is arranged

The terrace at dusk seen from the garden path
Linden CourtA fictional concept preview