Apartment for rent near On Nut BTS: what is already in the flat
An apartment for rent near On Nut BTS comes furnished: what the kitchen, bathroom and laundry already hold, what you still buy, and how to book direct.
By Jumphot Srisomsap · 10 October 2026
An apartment for rent near On Nut BTS is let furnished, which in Bangkok can mean anything from a bed and a kettle to a kitchen you could cook in every night. We hold four homes in the district, from ฿54,200 a month, and this is the inventory: what is fitted in each one, what the rent has already paid for, and the short list you buy yourself in the first week.
Every home is let by the calendar month, minimum stay one month, with no platform or booking fee on top of the rent. That means you arrive with a suitcase and nothing to connect in your own name — no electricity account, no internet installation, no furniture delivery. All four are on our On Nut page, and the differences between them are smaller than the rents suggest.
The four homes and what each one holds
Three of the four sit 350 metres from the On Nut station entrance. The fourth is 550 metres from Bang Chak, the next station east. They are not four levels of fitting-out: the fittings are broadly the same in all four, and what changes is the floor area, the number of bathrooms and one or two details that decide a long stay.
| Home | From | Character | Nearest station |
|---|---|---|---|
| 1 BR · 38 m² · 2 guests | ฿54,200 | Separate bedroom with a queen bed, balcony, kitchenette with a stove and basic cookware, coin laundry downstairs | BTS On Nut, 350 m |
| 1 BR duplex loft · 35 m² · 2 guests | ฿56,700 | Soundproof glass, dedicated work area, full kitchen, washing machine in the unit | BTS Bang Chak, 550 m |
| 2 BR · 56 m² · 4 guests | ฿60,500 | Queen and single bedrooms, two bathrooms, workstation, balcony, washing machine in the unit | BTS On Nut, 350 m |
| 3 BR duplex · 72 m² · 6 guests | ฿103,300 | Three bathrooms, bathtub, private living room, kitchenette with a dining table, washing machine in the unit | BTS On Nut, 350 m |
Across all four you can expect air conditioning, a fridge, a stove, a microwave, a coffee machine, a hair dryer, towels, a safe and a bathtub, plus high-speed Wi-Fi that is already working when you walk in. Those are the lines on the listings rather than a promise about taste: the furniture is plain and modern, not designed, and nobody here is paying Thonglor money for a stylist.
The kitchen, and how much cooking it will take
This is where the word furnished does the most work, so read the wording closely. The 38 m² one-bedroom at ฿54,200 has a kitchenette with essential cookware and a stove described for light cooking. That is breakfast, pasta, rice, eggs, a stir-fry — not a weekly roast and not a dinner for eight.
The 56 m² two-bedroom at ฿60,500 has a fully equipped kitchenette and a dining table in a private living room, and the 72 m² three-bedroom duplex at ฿103,300 does the same at family scale, with a dining table that six people can actually sit around. The 35 m² duplex loft out at Bang Chak is listed with a full kitchen rather than a kitchenette, which for a small flat is unusual and is one reason it holds its price.
None of this matters as much in On Nut as it would in a European city, and it is worth saying plainly: the street outside feeds the whole district from early morning until late, and at these prices most tenants cook two or three times a week rather than every night. If you are the exception — a family with a child who will not eat out, or someone on a specific diet — then the kitchen is the thing to ask about before the rent, and the answer is the two larger flats.
- Fitted in all four: fridge, stove, microwave, coffee machine, kettle-and-crockery level cookware, Wi-Fi
- Kitchenette for light cooking: the 38 m² one-bedroom
- Fully equipped kitchenette with a dining table: the 56 m² two-bedroom and the 72 m² three-bedroom duplex
- Full kitchen in a small flat: the 35 m² duplex loft near Bang Chak
- Not fitted anywhere: an oven you would bake in, a dishwasher, or a freezer worth stocking
Laundry is the detail that decides it
If you take one thing from this page, take this one. The 38 m² one-bedroom — our cheapest On Nut home and the one most people arrive at — uses a coin-operated washing machine on the ground floor rather than a machine in the flat. For a single month that is a non-issue. For six months with a child, it is a trip down in the lift with a basket and a pocket of coins, twice a week, for twenty-four weeks.
The other three have a washing machine in the unit. Housekeeping, on all four, comes three times a week with linen changed twice a week, so the sheets and towels are handled either way — what you are organising is your own clothes. It is the single most common thing people forget to ask, and the single most common thing they complain about in month two.
Housekeeping three times a week does not mean your laundry is done. Ask one question of any furnished Bangkok flat: is the washing machine in the unit, or downstairs with a coin slot?
What the rent has already paid for
On the three homes in On Nut itself, electricity and water are included in the monthly rate outright, with no ceiling named. On the 35 m² loft near Bang Chak they are included up to ฿3,000 and ฿500 a month, and anything above that is billed at the published city tariffs that the Metropolitan Electricity Authority and the Metropolitan Waterworks Authority set for everyone, so there is no private rate to argue about.
The building is part of the rent too, and at On Nut it is a better part than the price suggests. All four homes list a pool, a gym, a lift and free parking. The two-bedroom's building adds a spa, and the loft's gym is split into weights, cardio and yoga zones. Free parking deserves a line of its own out here: On Nut sits on the airport side of the city, so a car is a defensible choice rather than an expensive mistake, and it is not charged monthly on top.
What the rent does not include is anything that follows you rather than the address. Fares on the Skytrain are set by the operator and published by BTS, your mobile plan is yours, and so is the food. Our guide to what a single month in Bangkok costs sets out the rest of the figures that land in the first month, deposit included.
The list you buy in the first week
A furnished monthly flat removes almost all of the setting-up, and the remainder is short enough to do in one evening with the hypermarket beside the station. This is the honest version of that list, for a flat you are keeping for a month or six.
- A SIM and a mobile plan, which is separate from the flat's Wi-Fi
- Laundry detergent, and coins if you are in the 38 m² one-bedroom
- Cooking oil, salt, and whatever the kitchenette's basic cookware does not cover for the way you cook
- An umbrella by the front door from May to October, not packed in a bag
- A power adapter if your plugs are not the flat two-pin type used here
- Nothing structural: no furniture, no bedding, no kitchen equipment, no internet contract
There is also nothing to pay that is not the rent. No platform fee, no booking fee and no agency commission are added here, so the figure on the listing is the figure you transfer, and the minimum stay is one calendar month rather than a year's lease with a guarantor.
Reading two On Nut flats side by side
The most useful comparison in the district is the cheapest home against the one ฿2,500 above it, because they are almost the same rent and not at all the same flat.
| Home | From | Character | Nearest station |
|---|---|---|---|
| 1 BR · 38 m² | ฿54,200 | Larger by three square metres; separate bedroom and a balcony; electricity and water included outright; laundry downstairs on coins | BTS On Nut, 350 m |
| 1 BR duplex loft · 35 m² | ฿56,700 | Smaller; soundproof glass, a dedicated work area, a full kitchen and a washing machine in the unit; utilities capped at ฿3,000 and ฿500 | BTS Bang Chak, 550 m |
If you work from the flat, the loft wins on both counts that matter — the soundproof glass against a street that is loud all day, and a desk that exists rather than a dining table you work at. If you are out all day and want the shortest walk and no meter to think about, the 38 m² one-bedroom wins, and the ฿2,500 stays in your pocket. Neither is better value in the abstract; they are built for different months.
The order to work in is this. Settle the household size, because at On Nut that alone takes four homes down to one or two. Then settle the laundry and the kitchen, which are the two fittings people regret rather than the two they shop for. Then send us your dates and the number of people, and we will tell you which of the four is free and what the whole month comes to with nothing added at the end.
Frequently asked questions
What is included in an apartment for rent near On Nut BTS?
The flat comes furnished and ready to live in: air conditioning, a fridge, stove, microwave and coffee machine, bedding, towels, a hair dryer and a safe, with high-speed Wi-Fi already connected. Housekeeping comes three times a week and linen is changed twice. On the three homes in On Nut itself, electricity and water are included in the rate outright; on the 35 m² loft near Bang Chak they are included up to ฿3,000 and ฿500 a month.
Is there a washing machine in the flat?
In three of the four, yes. The 56 m² two-bedroom at ฿60,500, the 72 m² three-bedroom duplex at ฿103,300 and the 35 m² loft at ฿56,700 all have a machine in the unit. The 38 m² one-bedroom at ฿54,200 uses a coin-operated machine on the ground floor instead, which matters far more over six months than over one.
Can you cook properly in these On Nut apartments?
In the larger ones, yes. The two-bedroom and the three-bedroom duplex have fully equipped kitchenettes with dining tables, and the Bang Chak loft is listed with a full kitchen. The 38 m² one-bedroom has a kitchenette with essential cookware and a stove for light cooking — fine for breakfast and a simple dinner, not for cooking for a family every night. None of the four has an oven you would bake in or a dishwasher.
Do I need to pay for internet, electricity or furniture when I move in?
No. Nothing is set up in your own name: the flat is furnished, the Wi-Fi is live, and utilities are either in the rate or covered to a stated allowance. There is no platform fee, booking fee or agency commission on top of the monthly rent, so the figure on the listing is the figure you transfer. The minimum stay is one calendar month.
What facilities come with the building at On Nut?
All four homes list a swimming pool, a gym, a lift and free parking. The two-bedroom's building also has a spa, and the gym at the Bang Chak loft is split into weights, cardio and yoga zones. Free parking is worth noting here, because On Nut sits on the airport side of the city and keeping a car is a reasonable choice rather than a costly one.
Which On Nut flat suits someone working from home?
The 35 m² duplex loft at ฿56,700, 550 metres from Bang Chak, has soundproof glass and a dedicated work area, which is the better arrangement on a street that is noisy from early morning. The 56 m² two-bedroom at ฿60,500 has a small workstation and a second bedroom, so it suits a couple where one person works from the flat and the other needs a door to close.
