House for rent in Asoke? Seven flats with a house's room, and a park for the garden

Looking at house for rent asoke? We let flats, not houses: seven Asoke homes with 2 or 3 bedrooms, 84 to 186 m², from ฿120,700 a month. Compare them.

By Jumphot Srisomsap · 31 October 2026

The short answer to “house for rent asoke” is that we do not let houses, in Asoke or anywhere else. We let furnished flats by the month, and seven of our 13 Asoke homes are big enough to do much of a house's job: two or three bedrooms, as many bathrooms, and 84 to 186 m², from ฿120,700 to ฿378,000 a month.

If you need your own front gate and lawn, none of these will do, and an agent who handles year-long leases is a better call. If you mostly want room for a family or for two people working from home, read on. The minimum stay is one calendar month and we charge no platform or booking fees. The other six homes are studios and one-bedrooms, and you can see all 13 on the Asoke page.

The seven homes, and what each square metre costs

A house is usually a decision about space, so we have put the price of that space beside the rent. Floor areas come from each listing's title or, for the penthouse, its description. The cost per square metre is simply the monthly rent divided by the floor area, rounded to the nearest baht.

The cheapest space in the table is the 96 m² flat with the city view, at ฿1,367 a square metre. The dearest is the 89 m² flat near the station, at ฿2,265. Most of that gap is location and building, not the size of the rooms, and we come back to it below.

The same 96 m² costs ฿10,600 a month more with the lake in the window. If you will look at it every day, that may be worth it. If you are out all day, it may not.

What you would want a house for, and what these flats offer

Here is how the seven compare on the usual reasons for looking at a house. Check the last two lines carefully, because that is where a flat falls shortest.

• Bedrooms and bathrooms: each of the seven has one bathroom per bedroom, so nobody queues in the morning.
• Parking: all seven list free parking, so a car does not rule out a flat.
• Laundry: all seven list a washing machine inside the home.
• Children: the Soi 10 building has a children's play area and the penthouse's building has a children's playground. The other five listings mention neither.
• Kitchen: the penthouse has a full kitchen and the 89 m² flat a fully equipped one. The lake-view flats have a kitchenette with a hob, oven and microwave, so look at the photos if you cook for five every night.
• Outdoor space: the 89 m² flat has a private balcony. None of the seven has a private garden, though the Shama Lakeview building, which holds four of them, sits opposite Benchakitti Park.
• Pets: none of our 13 Asoke listings is marked as pet-friendly.

If a dog is the reason you wanted a house, Asoke is the wrong area for us. Our pet-friendly homes are elsewhere, including the three in our Ekkamai guide. If you wanted grass for children, Benchakitti Park is a public park with a large lake, and you never have to mow it. It is not a garden you can lock, but six of these seven homes are on the park side of Asoke.

What a third bedroom costs

Only two of the seven have three bedrooms, and the comparison that matters is inside one building. The 96 m² lake-view flat is ฿141,800 and the 120 m² lake-view flat is ฿199,500. For ฿57,700 more a month you get a third bedroom, a third bathroom and 24 m² more floor, and the listing goes from five guests to seven.

Divided by bedrooms, the larger flat is cheaper: ฿66,500 a bedroom against ฿70,900. So if three people are each paying for their own room, the three-bedroom is the better deal. A family of four may not need it, which brings us to the second bedroom.

• Two children sharing: the 96 m² flats have a king bed in the main room and twin beds in the second.
• Two couples, or a parent staying: the 84 m² and 89 m² flats have a king bed and a queen bed.
• Three children, or guests who visit: the 120 m² flat has a king, a queen and twins, and a six-seat dining table.
• Two adults who want to keep to themselves: the 104 m² flat has two bedroom suites, each with its own kitchenette.

Paying for the shorter walk

Six of the seven are listed about a kilometre from BTS Asok and from MRT Queen Sirikit, roughly 13 minutes on foot at an ordinary pace. Only the 89 m² flat off Soi 10 is close to the interchange, 450 metres from BTS Asok and 600 metres from MRT Sukhumvit. That flat costs ฿80,900 a month more than the 84 m² flat by the park, for five more square metres.

The extra rent also buys that building's salt-water pool, sauna, steam room and meeting rooms, as well as the balcony. Before you pay it, work out who actually walks to a train every day. If one parent commutes and the children are driven to school, the free parking may matter more than the 550 metres. Routes and fares are on the BTS website and the MRT Blue Line website, and we have compared the park side and the station side across all 13 homes.

Who pays the electricity

A larger home has more air conditioning to run, so this line matters more here than in a studio. The seven homes handle it in three ways:

• Included: the four Shama Lakeview flats and the 89 m² flat near the station include electricity and water, with housekeeping three times a week.
• An allowance: the 104 m² flat gives you ฿5,200 of electricity a month and charges ฿7.75 a unit above that, so every 100 units over costs ฿775. It also takes a refundable damage deposit.
• Not stated: the penthouse listing gives housekeeping three times a week but does not say how electricity is charged, so ask us before you compare it.

That makes the 104 m² flat less simple to compare than its rent suggests. Our guide to what each Asoke building includes goes through the rest of the differences.

Two more homes, just outside our Asoke list

Our site files one nearby building under Sukhumvit, so it does not appear when you filter by Asoke. It is listed 150 metres from MRT Queen Sirikit, a far shorter walk to the Blue Line than any home in the table. It has a two-bedroom, two-bathroom flat at ฿119,700 and a three-bedroom, 128 m² flat at ฿252,000, though that one has two bathrooms rather than three. If you ride the MRT rather than the BTS, look at these too.

How to choose in three steps

• Count the beds you need, not the bedrooms you would like. Twin beds in a second room may save you a third bedroom and ฿57,700 a month.
• Decide who walks to a train each day. If nobody does, the homes by the park give you more space for the money.
• Compare rent plus electricity, and ask us about anything a listing leaves out.

If Asoke is not fixed, we have also set out eight flats with a house's worth of room across Bangkok. Otherwise, send us your dates and how many people are moving in, and we will tell you which of these seven is free and what the first month comes to.

Frequently asked questions

Can I rent a house in Asoke by the month?

Not from us. We let furnished flats and serviced apartments, not houses. Seven of our 13 Asoke homes have two or three bedrooms and 84 to 186 m², from ฿120,700 a month, with a minimum stay of one calendar month.

How much is a two-bedroom flat in Asoke?

Our two-bedroom homes in Asoke run from ฿120,700 a month for 84 m² to ฿201,600 for 89 m² close to BTS Asok. A nearby two-bedroom filed under Sukhumvit, 150 metres from MRT Queen Sirikit, is ฿119,700.

Is there a three-bedroom apartment for rent in Asoke?

We have two: a 120 m² flat with a lake view at ฿199,500 a month, which sleeps seven, and a 186 m² penthouse at ฿378,000, which sleeps six. Both have three bathrooms.

Do any Asoke flats have a garden?

None of our seven larger Asoke homes has a private garden. The 89 m² flat has a private balcony, and four of them are in the Shama Lakeview building, opposite Benchakitti Park, a public park with a lake.

Are Asoke flats suitable for families with a car?

All seven of our larger Asoke homes list free parking and a washing machine. The two buildings that mention children's play space are the one off Soi 10 and the one with the penthouse.

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