Condo for rent in On Nut, Bangkok: the pool, the gym and who does the cleaning
Condo for rent On Nut Bangkok: four furnished homes from ฿54,200 a month, each with a pool, a gym and housekeeping three times a week. Compare them here.
By Jumphot Srisomsap · 17 October 2026
If you searched for a condo for rent On Nut Bangkok, the short answer is four furnished homes around BTS On Nut, from ฿54,200 a month. Three are 350 metres from On Nut station; the fourth is 550 metres from Bang Chak, the next stop east. All four are let by the calendar month, with a one-month minimum and no platform or booking fees.
The flats differ in size, but the differences that shape a month are often in the building and the service around them: whether the washing machine is in your kitchen or on the ground floor, whether the electricity has a stated cap, and what the gym is like. This guide sets out what each condo's building and service give you, so you can choose on more than the floor plan.
The four On Nut condos at a glance
| Home | From | Character | Nearest station |
|---|---|---|---|
| 1 BR, 38 m², 2 guests | ฿54,200 | Pool and gym; coin-operated washer on the ground floor | BTS On Nut 350 m |
| 1 BR duplex loft, 35 m², 2 guests | ฿56,700 | Electricity up to ฿3,000 and water up to ฿500 included | BTS Bang Chak 550 m |
| 2 BR, 56 m², 4 guests | ฿60,500 | Pool, spa and gym; two bathrooms | BTS On Nut 350 m |
| 3 BR duplex, 72 m², 6 guests | ฿103,300 | Washing machine in the flat; lift and free parking | BTS On Nut 350 m |
Three of the four sit on the same point on our map, 350 metres from On Nut station. If you are coming with friends or colleagues who want to live close to each other, ask us whether those three are in the same building before you book. The loft is about 600 metres to the south-east on our map, on the Bang Chak side.
What comes with all four
Whichever of the four you choose, the same core service is written into every listing. These come with the rent:
- A swimming pool in the building.
- A gym in the building.
- Housekeeping three times a week.
- Fresh linen twice a week.
- Electricity and water included in the rent.
- A kitchenette or kitchen with a stove, so you can cook rather than eat out every night.
In practice this means your first week is not spent finding a cleaner, buying bed linen or setting up utility accounts. You arrive with a suitcase, and the flat is already running. For a stay of one to six months, that is most of the reason to rent a serviced condo rather than an empty one.
Where the four buildings differ
Read the listing descriptions side by side and real differences appear. These are the ones that change daily life:
- Laundry. The 3 BR duplex and the loft each have a washing machine in the flat. The 38 m² one-bedroom has a coin-operated washing machine on the ground floor instead. The 2 BR listing does not mention one, so ask.
- The gym. The loft's building splits its gym into weights, cardio and yoga zones. The other three listings simply say there is a gym.
- A spa. Only the 2 BR's building lists a spa alongside its pool and gym.
- Lift and parking. The 3 BR and the loft both list a lift and free parking, which matters if you are bringing a car.
- Bills. The loft includes electricity up to ฿3,000 and water up to ฿500 a month. The other three say electricity and water are included without naming a cap.
Choose by the washing machine and the electricity cap, not only by the number of bedrooms.
The flats themselves, briefly
The 38 m² one-bedroom at ฿54,200 is the cheapest of the four. It has a separate bedroom with a queen-size bed, a living area with a sofa and dining table, a private balcony and a kitchenette with a stove for light cooking.
The duplex loft near Bang Chak costs ฿2,500 a month more, at ฿56,700, and is a different kind of space: 35 m² over two levels, with large soundproof glass panels, skyline views, a dedicated work area and a fully equipped kitchen. If you work from home, the work area and the washing machine in the flat are what that extra ฿2,500 buys.
The 2 BR at ฿60,500 is 56 m², with a queen bed in one room, a single bed in the other, two full bathrooms, a small workstation and a balcony with city views. It costs ฿6,300 a month more than the 38 m² one-bedroom, and that buys a second bedroom and a second bathroom. Two people sharing it pay ฿30,250 each.
The 3 BR duplex at ฿103,300 is 72 m² and sleeps six, with three bathrooms, a private living room, a kitchenette with a dining table, a bathtub, a coffee machine and its own washing machine. It is the only one of the four with room for a family.
Bills: included, but ask about the cap
All four rents include electricity and water, but only the loft puts a number on it. Power in Bangkok is supplied by the Metropolitan Electricity Authority, and in a Bangkok flat it is the air conditioning that moves the meter, most of all in the hot months from March to May. A small flat with the air conditioning running all night uses far less than a three-bedroom duplex with every room cooled. Before you book, ask:
- Is there a monthly cap on electricity, and what is charged per unit above it?
- How much did the flat use in a recent hot month?
- For the one-bedroom, what does the coin-operated washer cost a load?
Getting around from On Nut
On Nut and Bang Chak are both stations on the BTS Sukhumvit Line. From On Nut, Asok is five stops west, and there you can change to the MRT Blue Line at Sukhumvit station. Phra Khanong, Ekkamai, Thong Lo and Phrom Phong are on the way, so the restaurants of Thonglor and the malls by Phrom Phong are a short ride with no change.
From the three homes 350 metres from On Nut, the walk to the platform takes about five minutes. From the loft, Bang Chak is 550 metres away and one stop further out, which adds a few minutes to any trip into town. If you will commute every weekday, walk the route once at the hour you would really leave.
Which condo suits which stay
- One person on the lowest rent: the 38 m² one-bedroom at ฿54,200, if a shared washer downstairs is fine.
- One person working from the flat: the 35 m² loft at ฿56,700, with a work area, its own washing machine and a stated electricity allowance.
- A couple or two friends who each want a bathroom: the 56 m² 2 BR at ฿60,500, with a spa in the building.
- A family or group of up to six, or anyone bringing a car: the 72 m² 3 BR duplex at ฿103,300, with a lift and free parking listed.
Before you book
Every home here is furnished and let by the calendar month, with a one-month minimum and no platform or booking fees. To see all four on one map, open On Nut on the explore page. Then send us your dates, ask which of the four are free, and ask whether the three homes by On Nut station share a building if that matters to you.
Frequently asked questions
Is there a condo for rent in On Nut by the month?
Yes. We let four furnished homes around BTS On Nut from ฿54,200 a month. The minimum stay is one calendar month and there are no platform or booking fees.
Do On Nut condos come with a pool and gym?
All four of ours list a pool and a gym in the building. The loft's gym is split into weights, cardio and yoga zones, and the 2 BR's building also has a spa.
Are electricity and water included in the rent?
Yes, in all four. The loft states its allowances: ฿3,000 for electricity and ฿500 for water a month. For the other three, ask whether there is a cap and what is charged above it.
Which On Nut condo has a washing machine in the flat?
The 3 BR duplex and the loft. The 38 m² one-bedroom has a coin-operated washer on the ground floor, and the 2 BR listing does not say, so ask us.
How far is On Nut from Asok?
Five stops west on the BTS Sukhumvit Line. At Asok you can change to the MRT Blue Line at Sukhumvit station.
