New Nordic Trend 6 — Condos in Pratumnak, Pattaya

Completed boutique condominium in Pratumnak

New Nordic Trend 6 is a completed low-rise condominium on Pratumnak Hill in Pattaya. Finished in January 2016, the project comprises one seven-storey building with approximately 75 residential units.

The limited number of condos creates a quieter residential environment than a large resort development. Buyers exploring property for sale in Pattaya receive an accessible entry price, furnished resale units and a location between central Pattaya and Jomtien.

Location between central Pattaya and Jomtien

The development is located at 389/89 Soi Pratumnak 5 in a quiet section of Pratumnak. The nearest beach access is approximately 500 metres away, around seven to ten minutes on foot. Pratumnak and Dongtan beaches, cafés, restaurants, pharmacies, convenience stores, massage businesses and the Pattaya Park market are located nearby.

Pratumnak is suitable for holidays and permanent living. It provides convenient access to central Pattaya, Walking Street and Jomtien while retaining a calmer residential atmosphere. Other completed options can be compared in the collection of condos and apartments in Thailand.

Studios and larger family layouts

The resale market includes studios measuring approximately 25.7–29 sqm, one-bedroom condos of around 36 sqm and two-bedroom layouts measuring 48 sqm. Larger combined residences with four bedrooms and two bathrooms measuring 105 sqm are also available within the building.

Compact units contain an open living and sleeping area, kitchenette, bathroom and balcony. One- and two-bedroom layouts provide separate bedrooms and a combined kitchen and living area. Most listings include furniture, air conditioning, kitchen equipment and appliances. The exact inventory must be recorded in the sale contract attachments.

Resale prices

LumiThai prices start from THB 1,320,000. Current studio listings start from approximately THB 1.34–1.39 million. Two-bedroom condos measuring 48 sqm are available for approximately THB 2.78–3 million, while a 105 sqm residence is listed at THB 4.5 million.

The final price depends on floor, size, view, interior condition, furniture and ownership structure. Buyers should remove sold and outdated advertisements from the comparison, review the listing history and assess the building’s condition. The guide on buying property in Thailand remotely explains how to verify a transaction without being present.

Swimming pool and shared facilities

The development provides an outdoor swimming pool with relaxation areas and landscaping. Residents have access to a lobby, reception, passenger lift, parking, 24-hour security, CCTV and electronic access. Project listings also mention fitness facilities, a restaurant, Wi-Fi and cleaning services.

Before purchasing, buyers should inspect the current condition of the swimming pool, lift, façade, roof and shared engineering systems. For a completed 2016 building, condominium meeting minutes, outstanding common fees and planned major repairs are particularly important.

Ownership and resale purchase

Condos are sold under foreign and Thai ownership quota, while some listings are held through a Thai company. A foreign buyer may register a qualifying unit in their own name when it is designated as foreign freehold and quota remains available in the building.

Before paying a deposit, buyers should verify the title deed, seller’s authority, registered encumbrances, outstanding juristic-person fees and conformity of the physical layout with the approved plan. The contract must also state how taxes, government fees and transfer costs are divided.

Rental and hospitality use

Individual condos at New Nordic Trend 6 are used for long-term rental and are also marketed on accommodation platforms. The existence of hotel-style listings does not confirm that every owner may independently offer daily rentals.

Buyers should request the building rules, review any management agreement, confirm operator fees, personal-use restrictions and utility arrangements. A guaranteed rental return covering every condo in the development has not been confirmed, so no fixed yield should be presented.

Common fees and owner expenses

Public project listings indicate a common area fee of approximately THB 40 per sqm. The current rate, billing period, seller’s outstanding balance and condition of the reserve fund must be confirmed with the condominium juristic person.

Additional expenses include electricity, water, internet, air-conditioning maintenance, internal repairs and any management commission. Following ownership registration, the buyer must update the juristic-person records and payment details. The guide on what to do after buying property in Thailand explains the next practical steps.