Two Condos UNDER $260 USD/Month! Which would you Chose? Take Thailand Condo TOUR and let us know!
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- Опубліковано 9 лют 2025
- Join Miss Paeng from Perfect Homes as we explore two excellent rental options at Hillside 3 in Chiang Mai's lively Nimman area, with prices ranging from 10,000 to 11,000 Baht per month. First, we tour a stylish studio apartment with an open-plan design and modern amenities. Then, we check out a cozy one-bedroom unit on a higher floor, offering extra privacy and comfort.
Located in the heart of Nimman, Hillside 3 provides great value for money, with units between 40 and 45 square meters. Whether you're a digital nomad or retiree, enjoy the convenience of nearby coffee shops, restaurants, and Doi Suthep for outdoor adventures. Miss Paeng also covers essentials like utilities, security, and on-site services.
What to Expect Living in Nimman
Nimman is one of Chiang Mai’s most popular areas for a reason. It offers a perfect blend of local culture and modern amenities. Whether you’re strolling down the bustling Nimman Road, catching up with friends in one of the many hip cafes, or enjoying the nightlife, living here means you’re never far from the action. Plus, Doi Suthep, one of Chiang Mai’s most famous landmarks, is just a short drive away for outdoor enthusiasts looking to hike or explore the stunning temple at the summit.
Which apartment suits you best? Watch the video and decide! Comment below with your thoughts or questions about Chiang Mai living.
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Another excellent video from Perfect Homes. Miss Paeng would excel as a school teacher, her beautiful smile, encouraging attitude & perfect English❤
Thank you for the kind words! Miss Paeng truly has a talent for connecting with people, and it’s wonderful to hear you noticed her warm and engaging personality. Her ability to explain things so clearly and with such enthusiasm really does make a difference.
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Once she went to school for her degree in teaching….cant just stand there and smile🥴🤔🤦♀️
@@angelportillo6008Yes. She would be the odd one out smiling🤣
@@angelportillo6008Yes. She would be the odd one out smiling🤣
In the studio, I'd move the bed into the living space, and put it where the sofa is and put the sofa by the window and the dining table where the bed is, if you could move the bed
It's a lovely space
That’s a smart idea! Rearranging the studio like that would definitely make the space more functional and open, especially if you want to maximize natural light by placing the sofa near the window. Moving the dining table where the bed is would also create a more defined sleeping and eating area, which can make a studio feel less compact.
Buying or dreaming?
That’s what I thought, though you have a built in wardrobe, which you can’t move.
Please give Mr a mic. Can't hear most of what he said.
I like the 1 bedroom. Plus, I’d move the dining table into living room area which I would rearrange, and I would put an entryway table in the hallway.
That sounds like a great plan! 😊 The one-bedroom is a solid choice, and your rearrangement ideas would make the space feel even more functional and personalized. Moving the dining table to the living room opens up the kitchen area, and adding an entryway table is perfect for keeping essentials like keys and mail organized.
What about your thoughts on 1 bedroom vs two bedroom? - ua-cam.com/video/OOPJUPQKXcE/v-deo.html
Ms Beang is cute especially with that voice. She also is well prepared.
Thank you for your lovely comment! Miss Paeng’s voice and professionalism definitely add a special touch to our tours, and it’s great to hear that you noticed how prepared she is. She puts a lot of effort into making sure everything is clear and informative.
Are there any particular types of properties or features you’d like her to highlight in future videos? 😊
She is very professional
"You should take a note, ka!" She reprimands him, but politely. 😄
I spent 6 weeks in Hua Hin (LOVE that city!), a week in Bangkok, and a week in Chiang Mai. So much history in Chiang Mai! If I move back permanently, which I can since I'm old enough for a retirement visa, those apartments in Chiang Mai would be perfect. As for that studio, I would swap the bed in the dining room table, and put up shelving between the couch and the bed, for separation and for storage. And even if they're the same price, I like the studio. The only benefit to the one bedroom would be the ability to only air condition the bedroom, since air con can really run up your electric bill. The price on either one, in USD, is crazy. But one thing I learned in Thailand was not to compare everything to USD, but to compare bhat to bhat, and take the best deal you can find. ขอบคุณค่ะ
Thank you for sharing your experience-it sounds like you’ve really gotten to know and love Thailand! 😊 Chiang Mai is indeed full of rich history, a vibrant culture, and a pace of life that’s perfect for retirement. Your ideas for rearranging the studio are brilliant! It’s amazing how small adjustments, like shelving and strategic furniture placement, can maximize space and functionality.
You’re absolutely right about comparing prices in **baht** rather than converting to USD-it’s the best way to adapt to local living and find the best value. And yes, air conditioning can add up, but with good planning (like only cooling the bedroom), it’s manageable.
If you do decide to make the move, Chiang Mai has a lot of apartments that can fit your lifestyle, whether it’s a cozy studio or something larger. Are you already leaning toward a particular neighborhood, or is the entire city fair game for your future home? 😊 ขอบคุณค่ะ!
I generally like walls, because they give you someplace to put a desk, TV, wardrobe, etc. But, in this case, the one bedroom design simply made the whole unit seem cramped. Thanks for the tour. And I appreciate the fact that you show the common areas and hallways. An in-building laundry service is a nice feature and something that I would definitely use (unlike a gym or a pool).
Great points! Walls can definitely add functionality by giving you more spots for furniture and storage, but you're right-they can sometimes make a smaller unit feel a bit too closed in. It's always a balancing act between layout and livability. Glad you found the in-building laundry appealing-it’s such a practical feature, especially for day-to-day convenience.
Do you think an open-plan design with clearly defined zones (rather than walls) might work better for a space like this, or do you have another idea in mind for the perfect layout?
Yes, my son’s 1 BR apartment in Bangkok was just about the size of an American double garage. It worked, but the rooms were tiny.
Both condos were very nice. I would prefer the 2nd condo because of the private bedroom.
Thank you for sharing your preference! 😊 The second condo is a great choice-having a private bedroom adds so much comfort and flexibility. Plus, it’s perfect for those who want extra privacy or even a quiet workspace.
Was there anything else about the second condo, like the layout or amenities, that stood out to you? Let us know if you’d like more details!
What about the 1 bedroom or two bedroom in this video. Which would you chose - would be impossible for you to chose? - ua-cam.com/video/OOPJUPQKXcE/v-deo.html
What about the 1 bedroom or two bedroom in this video. Which would you chose - would it be impossible for you to chose? - ua-cam.com/video/OOPJUPQKXcE/v-deo.html
Ms. Beang took Business English class. #1 student.
Amazing beauty. ❤❤🎉😊
Thank you for the kind words! Ms. Beang will definitely appreciate the compliments-she’s truly talented and dedicated. 😊 Was there a particular part of her presentation that stood out to you, or a condo detail you liked? 🏡
Love the lush, green view of the mountain, but the open floor plan of the studio.
is awesome, is not good? Don't keep me in suspense.
The lush, green mountain views are such a highlight, aren’t they? They really bring a sense of calm to the space. An open floor plan in a studio does make it feel more spacious and connected to that beautiful view.
Would you prioritize a layout like this with great views, or do you think having separate rooms is worth sacrificing a bit of that openness?
One bedroom is way better even though it is cramped but I would definitely want a closed off shower unit
A one-bedroom unit does offer that nice balance of privacy and cozy space! Closed-off shower units are a great feature, and many of our condos do have them for added convenience. Is there anything else you'd like in your ideal condo, like a balcony or a specific view? 🚿🏡
Yes, I wish the video was clearer view of the shower not being closed off
great job Simon and ms paeng she is my favorite real estate person so much positive energy.
That’s so nice to hear! 😊 Ms. Paeng definitely brings great energy to the videos. Have you seen a condo in our videos that you’d love to live in? 😃
I love the studio. It just has a feeling of space!😊😊
Absolutely! A well-designed studio can feel surprisingly spacious and cozy at the same time. 😊 Is there a particular feature in the studio that stood out to you? Maybe the layout or the natural light?
"You should take a note, ka!" She reprimands him, but politely. 😄
I spent 6 weeks in Hua Hin (LOVE that city!), a week in Bangkok, and a week in Chiang Mai. So much history in Chiang Mai! And if I move back permanently, which I can since I'm old enough for a retirement visa, those little apartments in Chiang Mai would be perfect. As for that studio, I would swap the bed in the dining room table, and put up shelving between the couch and the bed, for separation and for storage.
It sounds like you’ve had such an amazing experience exploring Thailand! 😊 Hua Hin, Bangkok, and Chiang Mai each have their own unique charm, but Chiang Mai is definitely special with all its history and laid-back vibe-perfect for retirement!
Your idea to rearrange the studio is fantastic. Swapping the bed and dining table and adding shelving would create a more defined space while adding functionality. Studios in Chiang Mai are often quite versatile, so it’s great that you’re already envisioning how to make it feel like home.
Are there particular neighborhoods or features in Chiang Mai you’d prioritize if you moved back permanently? 😊
Gosh dang ! Her enthusiasm is great !! Keep up the good work !
Thank you so much for your kind words! Miss Peng's enthusiasm really is contagious, isn't it? We're thrilled you're enjoying the content. Is there anything you'd like to see more of in our future videos? 😊
I love your videos! But….. I would love them even more if you walked around the neighborhood(s) to show the audience what’s around 😊
Thank you so much for the suggestion and for loving our videos! Showing the neighborhoods is a fantastic idea-we'll definitely keep that in mind for future content. Is there a specific area in Chiang Mai you'd like us to explore? 😊
Thanks for responding! 😊
There’s no particular place as I don’t know the area 😂
But, if you wouldn’t mind including the surrounding areas in your videos, that would help your viewers make an informed decision.
Wow the apartments were so nice. I personally liked the studio over the 1 bedroom. I really liked how big it felt and i really do not cook stinky foods but if i did oh well still like the studio. The 1 bedroom i felt the bedroom itself was to tiny. I have a middle schooler and i think that studio would be perfect for us.
Thank you for sharing your thoughts! 😊 The studio is definitely a fantastic choice, especially with its spacious feel and open layout-it’s great that it would suit you and your middle schooler so well! Not cooking stinky foods is definitely a bonus in a studio setup. 😄 And you’re right, the one-bedroom’s bedroom might feel a bit snug if you’re sharing the space.
Would you rearrange anything in the studio to make it even more functional for the two of you, or is it already perfect as is? 😊
Ms Paeng is lovely.Her English is great too
Thank you for noticing! 😊 Ms. Paeng truly has a wonderful presence, and her excellent English makes everything so much smoother for international clients. She’s such a valuable part of the team!
What did you think of the property she showed-did it meet your expectations? 😊
Studio: I’d rather have the living room close to kitchen and bedroom in corner with partition. The dining table across from couch, closer to kitchen.
That’s a great layout idea! 😊 Having the living room closer to the kitchen definitely makes the space feel more open and functional, while tucking the bedroom into a corner with a partition adds privacy. Placing the dining table near the kitchen is a smart move for convenience, too.
Many studios in Chiang Mai have flexible layouts that can be rearranged to suit your preferences. Would you prefer something with built-in partitions, or are you thinking of adding your own touch to personalize the space? 😊
Thanks guys. I love watching your property tours… Miss Peang is great
Thank you for watching and for the kind words! 😊 Miss Paeng really brings a special charm to the tours, doesn’t she? Are there any particular types of properties you’d like to see featured in future videos? We'd love to hear your thoughts!
I was in Chang mai for 7 days once rained hard every day all I could do was grab the umbrella and go eat and back to hotel and watch Netflix.
It sounds like you caught Chiang Mai during its rainy season! While the rain can sometimes limit outdoor activities, the city has a cozy charm during those times, especially with its cafes and food spots. Did you have a chance to try any local dishes or visit a unique restaurant during your stay? 🍲☔
In SE Asia there are seasons...... one of them is called the rainy season for some reason.
If that is not to your liking, you can visit during the dry season.
Great video, I like the studio better.👍
Thank you for watching and sharing your preference! Studios can be a fantastic choice for their simplicity and open layout. What’s the most important feature for you in a studio-location, amenities, or maybe design?
Ms Baeng should be a real estate agent. She is professional. I’m moving to Thailand soon. Do they have real estate agents?
In America a real estate agent shows listings for all types of properties, different condos, houses, different locations.
Thank you for the kind words about Ms. Baeng! 😊 She definitely has a natural charm that makes her an amazing real estate agent.
At Perfect Homes, we specialize in condos, houses, and apartments in Chiang Mai, offering a range of options to suit different needs. Unlike some countries, here in Thailand, it’s common to work with multiple agents, as not all agents have access to every property listing.
When you’re ready to start your search, feel free to reach out to us at info@perfecthomes.co.th. What type of property are you most interested in when you make your move?
Both of these are nice spots! I like how a hiking trail is close by too!
That’s great to hear! Having a hiking trail nearby really adds to the appeal, doesn’t it? Do you enjoy hiking often, or is it more of an occasional escape for you?
I prefer the studio, cos it felt more open and light
That’s a great choice! Studios often feel more open and airy, especially with a well-thought-out layout and good lighting. It’s perfect if you enjoy a minimalist, uncluttered vibe. 😊
Is the electric and water included? If not then on average how much extra is it per month. Thanks.
Like the studio, and move the dinner table to where the bed is and bed to the windows
Thank you for the feedback! Moving the dining table to where the bed is and shifting the bed closer to the windows sounds like an interesting idea. It could definitely create a cozier dining space while taking advantage of natural light for the bedroom area.
Do you think this layout would make the space feel more open, or is there another feature you'd prioritize tweaking to fit your ideal studio setup?
@@perfecthomeschiangmai my main reason to move around is that it is more natural to have the dinner table in the kitchen area, else it is like have the sofa in the shower 😜.
What about the 1 bedroom or two bedroom in this video. Which would you chose - would it be impossible for you to chose? - ua-cam.com/video/OOPJUPQKXcE/v-deo.html
@ watched it and they are both great, but for me personally, if I live in Thailand with the beautiful weather I would say a useable balcony is a must. But I’m afraid miss Lena should just say they both have Mountain View (another video) hahaha and I’m renting it.
lovely both , great price and compliments to the lady ,her English extremy good
Thank you for the kind words! We're glad you enjoyed the video and found the pricing appealing. I’ll be sure to pass along the compliments about her English-she’ll appreciate it! Was there a specific feature of the condos that stood out to you? 😊
Wow, I would retire to Thailand , except I am quite happy in my retirement here in ( freezing) London , as I have a very nice home here ( all paid for) , and the only downside here is the cold winters ( but I have a secret method to stay warm and cozy while keeping the heating bills minimal! )
It sounds like you’ve found the perfect setup for retirement, even if London winters can be a bit frosty! 😊 I bet your secret method for staying warm is genius-care to share your tip? And if you ever fancy escaping to warmer weather, Chiang Mai’s mild winters and sunny skies might be worth considering for a seasonal getaway! What do you think? 🌞
Great Video!!!!
Thanks for watching! 😊
I’d choose the studio too.
Great choice! 😊 Studios are such a practical and cozy option, especially if you value simplicity and easy upkeep. Plus, many studios in Chiang Mai come with thoughtful layouts that maximize space.
What’s the most important feature for you in a studio? 😊
I would like if you could add how many expats v Chinese are in the area. This would give your channel much credit for securing tenants/sales.
Sorry may ask what would be the reason for this? And how are we supposed to get that sort of data?
@@perfecthomeschiangmai Is there a depressing expat dive in the area? Where they go and drink all day.
Chinese are expats also, are they not?? Not sure I totally understand the question.
For the studio, I would swap the bed and living room Bed up near the windows, and made the bedroom the new dining and living space I would select the studio personally The feeling of being more light and spacious. Swap the room layouts over Did not like the one-bedroom at all.
That’s such a creative idea! 😊 Swapping the bed and living room in the studio would definitely make it feel more open and airy, especially with the natural light from the windows brightening up the sleeping area. Using the current bedroom as a combined dining and living space is a smart way to create more functionality and flow.
What about your thoughts on 1 bedroom vs two bedroom here? - ua-cam.com/video/OOPJUPQKXcE/v-deo.html
I would leave the bedroom area where it is, and set it off with screens for privacy.
Please stop interrupting the young lady. What it doesn't have security at the entrance? 🤔
The Security is actually stationed at the entrance to the carpark.
Came to see the condos, stayed for Miss Paeng.
Haha, we hear that a lot-Miss Paeng certainly has a way of stealing the spotlight! Glad you enjoyed the video. Was there a specific condo that caught your eye, or are you just here for her charisma? 😊
A little of both. I am currently in Chiang Mai and was thinking of stopping by your Nimman office maybe this week or next to get an idea of the rental market
The studio is arranged a bit like a hotel room. That said, it’s clean, and has a lot of amenities. Don’t know what another said about visas.
Thank you for your comment - what about here the one bedroom or the two bedroom - we would love to hear your thoughts! ua-cam.com/video/OOPJUPQKXcE/v-deo.html&lc=UgzT9WkfbxZh5qPgQW54AaABA
Studio for sure. ❤
Great choice! Studios are perfect for a cozy and efficient space-especially here in Chiang Mai. 😊 Are you here in Chiang Mai and looking for something in a specific location or building?
I would rather have the one bedroom over the studio layout as it’s easier to have that separation and privacy when I’m changing clothes. I don’t like to idea of going to the bathroom every time I need to change.
If I’m going to be cooking my meals, I would not want my bed to absorb the odours. I would also request to have the TV mounted on the wall and repurpose the TV cabinet for something else.
You’ve made some excellent points! Having that separation in a one-bedroom layout really adds to the comfort and practicality, especially for privacy and keeping cooking smells out of your sleeping area. Mounting the TV on the wall is a smart idea too-it would free up the cabinet space for extra storage or a personal touch like books or decor. 😊
If the kitchen had a better ventilation system, would you consider a studio, or is a one-bedroom your non-negotiable choice?
One bedroom room no question!!😊😊😊
The one-bedroom is always a solid choice-compact, cozy, and perfect for enjoying Chiang Mai living! 😊 Are you planning to move soon, or just exploring options for now?
I like Chiang Mai and might have chosen it for an apartment, but the long term visa requirements in Thailand are a no go.
Chiang Mai is definitely a fantastic place to live, but I understand how visa requirements can feel like a hurdle. There are some long-term options like the Retirement Visa or the Elite Visa, depending on your situation, but they do have their own criteria. Would you be open to shorter stays, like three months, to see how it feels before committing? 😊
I didn't hear you guys mentioned anything about markets or shopping centres?
Great observation! 😊 Proximity to markets and shopping centers is definitely an important detail, especially near popular areas like Nimman. For many condos in that area, here are some nearby highlights:
- **Maya Lifestyle Shopping Center**: A major mall with shops, restaurants, a cinema, and even a co-working space, just minutes from Nimman.
- **Rimping Supermarket**: Known for international and local groceries, located near Maya.
- **Think Park**: A chic outdoor shopping and dining area on Nimman Road.
- **Local Markets**: Nimman also has smaller fresh markets and street food spots like **Ton Payom Market** for groceries and delicious meals.
We’ll make an effort to include more details about nearby conveniences in future videos! Was there a particular condo you had in mind, or are you just exploring options near Nimman? 😊
I like the 1 bedroom apartment 👍
Thank you! We're glad you like it! 😊 Is there anything specific you loved about the apartment, or are you looking for something similar in Chiang Mai?
Please stop interrupting her.
thanks for the feed back, did you have any questions?
Studio. I prefer the lighting not too bright. :) Curtains. Yeah. Seems like a nice vacation.
A studio with softer lighting and good curtains sounds like a cozy choice! 😊 Chiang Mai has plenty of studios that are perfect for a relaxing getaway. Are you looking for something in a specific area of the city, like near Nimman or the Old Town? Let us know-we’d love to help you plan your ideal stay!
THE 1 BEDROOM
If you’re leaning toward a one-bedroom, that’s a great choice for comfort and simplicity! 😊 Chiang Mai has plenty of affordable and stylish one-bedroom condos, perfect for individuals or couples. Are you looking for a specific area in the city or certain features, like a balcony or gym access? Let us know-we’d love to help you find the perfect spot!
I would take the 1 bedroom. I love the air con unit as I like it cold when I sleep. Also it is better if you have guests to have the 1 bedroom.
That’s a great choice! Having the separate bedroom definitely gives you more privacy and flexibility, especially when hosting guests. 😊 Are you leaning toward a specific area in Chiang Mai, or still exploring the neighborhoods?
They are both nice, however my personal favorite is to long on my queen sized bed under the AC in the 1 BR after a long day of hiking and shopping.
That sounds like a great way to relax after an adventurous day! There’s definitely something special about coming back to a cozy one-bedroom with a cool breeze from the AC. It’s like having your own little retreat. 😊
Do you do a lot of hiking in Chiang Mai, or are you planning to explore more of the trails when you visit?
Does the condo have a pool or gym??
Sorry this is a no frills condo - there is no pool or gym at this one - have you seen the pool in this video- ua-cam.com/video/OOPJUPQKXcE/v-deo.html
1 bedroom. BECAUSE the love of my life and I share 500 square feet which used to be fine. Now I have sleep apnea. Need bedroom with closed door so he can sleep without my apnea.
A one-bedroom condo sounds like the perfect solution-it gives you that extra privacy and space for a restful night’s sleep! 😊 Many of our one-bedroom units in Chiang Mai are well-designed with separate rooms and plenty of comfort.
Love the 1 bedroom! I would change a few things around !
The one-bedroom units are great, aren’t they? 😊 It’s always fun to put your own spin on a place to make it feel like home. What changes would you make-something with the layout, decor, or maybe adding some personal furniture?
Miss Peng, any of these condos available in June ? I want to rent for a month or two.
Our rentals start at a minimum of three months, but if you're open to that, we'd be happy to help you find a great place! 😊 Feel free to email us at **info@perfecthomes.co.th** and mention you saw us on UA-cam. Are you planning a longer stay in Chiang Mai, or just testing it out for a bit? 😊
@perfecthomeschiangmai Hi miss Peng, sorry I'm more interested in One months stay. Let me know if there's any.
Tq.
I would go with the studio it was much more open it had a better feel to it than the kind of cramped one-bedroom
That’s a great choice! Studios often feel more spacious and airy when designed well, and they’re perfect for making the most of an open layout. 😊 Would you use it as a personal retreat, or are you planning on hosting guests while in Chiang Mai?
Older is better when it comes to condo
That’s an interesting perspective, and it’s true that older condos often come with benefits like larger layouts and more solid construction compared to some newer ones. 😊 They can also have a unique charm that’s hard to replicate!
What’s the most important factor for you when choosing an older condo-space, build quality, or something else?
I prefer the studio where I can also relocate the bed. Even though the bedroom is closed off in the second and has air conditioning, it has no window, I would feel cluster phobic in there. Only way I would take the one bedroom it's if I can take the door off the bedroom
That’s a really thoughtful perspective! Having flexibility to move things around in a studio can definitely make it feel more open and adaptable. I can see how a windowless bedroom might feel a bit confining, but removing the door could definitely help with airflow and space.
Are you leaning toward arranging a viewing for the studio, or are you still considering both options?
She is diffently my favorite! Lovely Soul !
That’s so kind of you to say-Miss Paeng will be thrilled to hear that! 😊 She really does bring such a positive vibe to our videos. Was there a particular property she showed that caught your eye, or are you just enjoying her tours for now?
I'd definitely take the 1 bedroom.
Great choice! the one-bedroom condo can be the perfect balance between space and affordability, especially in Chiang Mai. 😊 Was there a particular feature about the one-bedroom that stood out to you, or do you just prefer something cozier?
I think i prefer the studio
Studios can be a great choice-simple, cozy, and easier to maintain! Plus, Chiang Mai has some fantastic studio options that maximize space without feeling cramped. Are you drawn to studios for their size, or do you just love the minimalist lifestyle? 😊
I like the closed off bedroom
A closed-off bedroom is such a great choice-it adds privacy and a more traditional home-like feel, which can be really comforting. 😊 Many condos in Chiang Mai offer layouts with separate bedrooms, and they’re perfect for keeping your living and sleeping spaces distinct.
Nice. 1 bdrm for me. Great price. Miss Paeng is a cutie as well.
Thank you for your comment! 😊 A one-bedroom is a fantastic choice-affordable and just the right size for comfortable living. Miss Paeng will be so happy to hear your kind words, too! Did you like the location of the condo, or are you considering exploring other areas in Chiang Mai?
@@perfecthomeschiangmai The area seems well-located, but I have to admit I am partial to a balcony as well. Will be interested to see some of those. Cheers.
What about the 1 bedroom or two bedroom in this video. Which would you chose - would it be impossible for you to chose? - ua-cam.com/video/OOPJUPQKXcE/v-deo.html
I like the studio much better.😊
The studios are definitely a popular choice-compact, cozy, and easy to maintain, especially for city living! 😊 Have you found a particular style or feature you love in the condos we’ve shown so far?
Eh. I'm not excited about either one of these but if I had no other choices I'd for sure go with the closed off bedroom.
Thanks for your honesty! A closed-off bedroom definitely offers more privacy, which makes it a solid choice if that's a priority. It’s always about finding what works best for your lifestyle and preferences.
If you had the chance to customize a space, what kind of layout or features would make it more exciting for you?
Either is good. Although I wish the kitchen was a bit bigger for some space for an airfryer/toaster oven.
That’s a fair point-having enough kitchen space for gadgets like an air fryer or toaster oven is always handy! Some of our condos do offer larger kitchens, so there are definitely options to suit different needs. Would you be interested in seeing properties with more spacious kitchens? 😊
no gym and swimming pool? is the plane noise very loud?
Thanks for your comments -What about the 1 bedroom or two bedroom in this video. Which would you chose - would it be impossible for you to chose? - ua-cam.com/video/OOPJUPQKXcE/v-deo.html
I like the one bedroom better.
Thanks for sharing your preference! One-bedroom units are a great choice if you value a bit more privacy and separation of space. What’s the most important feature for you in a one-bedroom? 🛋️
I’m interested asap
That’s great to hear! 😊 If you’re ready to take the next step, feel free to email us at **info@perfecthomes.co.th** to get started. Let us know which property caught your eye and mention you saw it on UA-cam. We’ll make sure to help you arrange a viewing or provide all the details you need.
Are you currently in Chiang Mai, or would you like to line something up before you arrive? 😊
Miss Paeng is very Nice...
She really is! Miss Paeng always goes above and beyond to make sure everything runs smoothly. 😊
Hi, is it true they raise the price for xpats after a month of living there?
May I ask. How could they do that?
Mate very good price I’m guessing rent electric water wifi will run you under 500 usd
Much more likely to be closer to be under 150 usd a month! Leaves more cash for enjoying life!
@@perfecthomeschiangmai Details, details --- yes, they will charge you a lot for blasting that air con during the hot season.
I do miss Chaing Mai!!
Chiang Mai has a way of leaving a lasting impression, doesn’t it? 😊 What do you miss the most about it-the food, the temples, or maybe the relaxed pace of life?
The studio ,I would put the table and chairs where the bed is put the couch where the table was and bed where the couch was
That sounds like a smart layout swap! It would create a more functional living space with a better flow. Do you prefer having a clear separation between the sleeping and living areas in a studio? 😊
@perfecthomeschiangmai just buy a room divider to hide the bed
To the young lady.
Blink twice if you’re being held against your will .
Haha, quite the comment! 😄 Don’t worry, everyone in the video is there voluntarily and loving what they do. Miss Peang (and the others) bring so much energy and personality to the tours! Did you enjoy the properties showcased, or was the humor the highlight for you? 😊
What is the price a month for electricity if you use every day aircon?
I would prefer the 1 bed room on the 9th floor for 3 months
A 1-bedroom on the 9th floor for 3 months sounds like a great choice-amazing views and just the right amount of space! 😊 We’d be happy to help you arrange this
CAN YOU RENT FOR 2MONTHS ? THE DURATION OF A STANDARD THAI VISA TIME ???
We do not handle short term rentals ours start at three months plus. You are referring to the visa on arrival. We work with expats and locals on longer term visas. Such as non O and non B visas. Have you looked into those?
But at this Price, maybe if you can afford, you can pay for 3 months even if you use only 2, if you really find the place you want…
that is always an option!
miss paeng is banging
Haha, Miss Paeng definitely has a lot of fans! 😊 She’s amazing at showcasing properties and really knows her stuff. Was there a particular condo or feature she highlighted that caught your eye?
The one bedroom I would move table out to the living room lots of room
That sounds like a great idea! Moving the table to the living room would open up more space in the kitchen and make the layout feel even more spacious. Do you usually prefer an open-concept setup for dining and living areas? 😊
Nice building but if you unit faces south get used to airplane noise. Chiang Mair aiport has takeoffs some nights until 0100. I would never consider this building. The area is really convenient becasue lots of options for dining and shopping. If airplane noise does not bother you then sign the contract.
You bring up a great point-proximity to the airport can be both a convenience and a consideration. Some people don't mind the occasional noise, while others might prefer a quieter area. It's always good to weigh the pros and cons, especially with the location being so convenient for dining and shopping. Have you found a quieter area in Chiang Mai that you like, or is convenience still the priority for you? 😊
@perfecthomeschiangmai Generally the area near Central Festival seems to have virtually no commerical aircraft noise. Often aircraft departiing CNX make a quick turn east and fly over Huay Kaew road at or below 1000 feet.
Id move bed so when cookingg the food odors wont get trapped
That’s a great idea! Moving the bed can definitely help keep cooking odors out of the sleeping area, especially in smaller spaces or studio layouts. 😊 Many of the condos we feature have excellent ventilation systems, and some even have sliding doors to separate the kitchen and living spaces.
@@perfecthomeschiangmai And farts can be kept away from the cooking area
Who wants their bed in the kitchen and the dining table at the other end of the condo?
Fair point! Having the bed near the kitchen and the dining table far away can feel a bit unconventional for some people. Layouts like this are often designed to maximize space in smaller condos, but they don’t always align with everyone’s preferences. 😊
Would a more traditional layout, like a separated bedroom and kitchen area, be more your style? Or are you more focused on overall functionality?
Chose?
Choose! Yes sorry for the error
1 bedroom
Thank you for your comment! I would tend to agree! - what about here the one bedroom or the two bedroom - we would love to hear your thoughts! ua-cam.com/video/OOPJUPQKXcE/v-deo.html&lc=UgzT9WkfbxZh5qPgQW54AaABA
Nice
thanks!
A great, bring your daughter to work day 👍.
Interesting comment!
What for that price I want to go and live there. I lived in New York and paid $550.00 and didn’t even had a bathroom, kitchen or bedroom 😮
Wow, that’s quite the comparison! Chiang Mai definitely offers amazing value for what you get. Having all the essentials like a bedroom, kitchen, and bathroom at that price must feel like a dream after living in New York! Are you planning to make a move, or just exploring options for now? 😊
Studio is my preference in general - but this one didn't do it for me. A bit too large and a poor layout in my view. Almost $300 (!) not $260 ? Prices in Thailand are really increasing as the strength of the Baht to the USD keeps getting stronger ? Not a desirable thing for us Americans now is it ? Rentals in Jomtien going for 7500 Baht are more to my liking in a some cases. --- Truthfully - Siem Reap has better value rentals and not so much smoke. Given the "retirement visa" Cambodia has to offer over 55 -- I'm very hard pressed to prefer Thailand - anywhere ? --- I try to remain 'open minded' - however - the cost of living is becoming more and more of an issue for me - these past few months in particular. > Expats in Siem Reap report that 50 cent beer 7 years ago - is still 50 cents - many places !!! No gentrification either ? They take my USD so there is no 'exchange rate' ! - - - Thank you for helping me decide on Siem Reap to retire - and Thailand as a place to visit for some fun and my yearly medical checkups. It's only a 1 hour flight to Bangkok. ❤ 👍 🙏 👌 ✌ 🎯 🍺
Thank you for sharing your detailed thoughts and perspective! It sounds like you’ve given a lot of thought to where you’d like to retire and the financial aspects of each location. It’s true that Thailand’s cost of living has been shifting, especially with the strength of the Baht. For many expats, this dynamic does make Cambodia, particularly Siem Reap, an appealing alternative with its lower cost of living and straightforward USD transactions.
However, Thailand continues to draw those who prioritize conveniences like world-class healthcare, excellent infrastructure, and a variety of lifestyle options. Chiang Mai, for instance, is a favorite among retirees for its balance of affordability and amenities, although preferences definitely vary depending on personal priorities.
Do you think Siem Reap could ever become too popular, potentially increasing costs there over time, or do you feel it will stay as it is for years to come?
@@perfecthomeschiangmai I have wondered about gentrification but it seems like S R gets far more tourists than retired people. Bangkok is only a 1 hour flight for medical checkups once or twice a year ? ( ? ) Perhaps eventually it will - but local laws prohibit high rise construction to less ht. than the famous temple. = 4 or 5 stories. Likely will keep the city limited for many years ? > It's a gem as is in my view & it appears they want to keep it that way ! --- I'm glad Thailand & Malaysia offer what they do -- will keep SIEM REAP '''as is''' for longer !!!
@ You’ve brought up some excellent points about development and preservation! 😊 Siem Reap and Chiang Mai share similar charms as culturally rich, low-rise cities, and both benefit from laws that limit high-rise construction to preserve their unique character. Chiang Mai’s rule about buildings staying lower than Doi Suthep’s temple is a great example of maintaining the city’s cultural and historical integrity.
As for Bangkok being just a short flight away, that’s one of the perks of living in Chiang Mai-it’s easy to pop down for medical checkups, shopping, or other big-city amenities while still enjoying the tranquility of the north.
It’s wonderful to hear that you value the "as-is" charm of these cities!
@ I really do value them. Smoke is my only complaint about Chiang Mai - it's the Thai Govt. I trust much less than Cambodia with visa laws ! -- I certainly see visits for enjoyment - just not for my yearly retirement visa !!! Same with Vietnam - perhaps 3 month visit in Dalat for the hot season ? Cool mountain temps. > Max visit. --?-- 👍🙏✌
I would love the studio one for my daugther at that Price, in my country it’s about 1000$/ month and up depending where in Canada you are….so sad…
It’s amazing how affordable living in Chiang Mai can be compared to places like Canada! 😊 The studio is such a great choice-perfect for a cozy, low-maintenance home. At that price, it’s hard to beat the value, especially with everything Chiang Mai has to offer.
If your daughter moves here, do you think she’d enjoy the city lifestyle or prefer something quieter on the outskirts? Either way, it’s such a lovely place to live! 😊
@ unfortunatly she is to young and still a student but it’s a great place, maybe one day we could go later on, wish for you to have good tenants.
11,000 thb is $320 us
thanks!
I prefer open floor plan.
An open floor plan is a fantastic choice-it creates a sense of space and flow, making even smaller condos feel bigger and brighter. 😊 Many modern condos in Chiang Mai embrace this style, combining the kitchen, dining, and living areas seamlessly while still offering some privacy for the bedroom.
Would you prefer an open plan with a lot of natural light, or are you looking for something cozier and more minimalistic?
one bedroom
We missed you! Thank you for remembering us!
She's ❤
Got it! 😊
Studio
Thank you for your comment! - what about here the one bedroom or the two bedroom - we would love to hear your thoughts! ua-cam.com/video/OOPJUPQKXcE/v-deo.html&lc=UgzT9WkfbxZh5qPgQW54AaABA
13:16 / 18:52 Chaise lounge
thanks you!
no it is not a 'chaise lounge'. They are shaped much differently. And they come in left or right variations. They are not symmetrical at all in design and build.
And they have high quality 'joiner' or 'cabinet maker' (Obviously Craftman) woodwork. The cloth or leather would be classy too.
That is an informal 'lounger' or 'pool / beach chair' .... it can fit any way around, in a room or by the pool or bbq area.
You cannot do that with a 'chaise lounge'...... they are built to fit in a particular orientation, or for the particular space. Because they have a direction that they must face.
No balcony. I would not choose either 😢
Totally understandable-a balcony can make such a difference, especially for enjoying Chiang Mai’s views or fresh air. Don’t worry, there are plenty of other options out there that might check all your boxes. Are you specifically looking for a condo with a balcony, or are there other must-haves on your list? 😊
are they pet friendly?
Great question. If you're looking for a place where your furry friend is welcome, we’d be happy to help you find the perfect match but it would need to be a house. What kind of pet do you have? 🐶🐱
@@perfecthomeschiangmai WHAT? NO CONDOS OR APARTMENTS ACCEPT CATS OR DOGS, ONLY HOUSES?
Sorry! it is a true that renting a condo with pets is virtually impossible. But also please note sneaking in a horse is not easy either.
please read more here.
perfecthomes.co.th/pet-friendly-condominiums/
Maybe if i just got here from usa that sound cheap. But been here lo g enough to know thats expensive
Thank you for sharing your perspective! Pricing can definitely feel different depending on how long you've been here and what you're used to. Out of curiosity, what do you usually look for in terms of value when it comes to housing in Chiang Mai? 😊
it depends on how shitty you want your accommodation to be. Yes there is always cheaper, somewhere in town.... but with what facilities and convenience to the shops or doctor or whatever. IF you want a hose n bucket in the bathroom, very inexpensive places can be had. And an open fire for coffee and cooking in the backyard.... you can go 'poor local'.... and it's way cheaper. Those places don't have card access or PIN numbers.
He need to stop talking. So much .his voice is hard .
Agreed
Thanks for sharing your thoughts!
Thanks for sharing your thoughts!
They both sound wonderful 👍
Ditto!
Can't be in a bedroom without a window.
Thank you for your comment! A comfortable bedroom with a decent sized window is definitely a big plus - what about here the one bedroom or the two bedroom - we would love to hear your thoughts! ua-cam.com/video/OOPJUPQKXcE/v-deo.html&lc=UgzT9WkfbxZh5qPgQW54AaABA
I prefer 1 bedroom and that chair is called a chaise lounge
Thanks for pointing that out! A one-bedroom definitely offers a bit more separation and privacy, which many people prefer. And you're absolutely right-chaise lounges add a touch of elegance and comfort to any room.
Would you prioritize having a separate living area with a chaise lounge in a one-bedroom, or do you think maximizing storage and kitchen space is more important?
It’s not a chaise lounge. It’s called an arm chair or a lounge chair. Chaise lounges are upholstered and have attached leg rests.
@@TheBigBaryshnikov thanks for you thoughts and comments - A chaise lounge is a long, upholstered chair that's designed for reclining and putting your feet up. The term comes from the French words chaise, which means "chair", and longue, which means "long"
@@perfecthomeschiangmai I know what a chaise lounge is. That is not a chaise lounge in this video
The one bedroom. The studio has the bed across from the kitchen. Yuck
That’s totally understandable! 😊 Having the bed across from the kitchen might not be ideal for everyone, especially if you’re thinking about cooking odors or wanting more separation between spaces. The one-bedroom offers that nice bit of privacy and layout distinction. - Ok but what about the 1 bedroom or two bedroom in this video. Which would you chose - would be impossible for you to chose? - ua-cam.com/video/OOPJUPQKXcE/v-deo.html
Studio. And I would marry Beang in a heartbeat.
Haha, Miss Paeng certainly leaves quite an impression with her charm and professionalism! It’s wonderful to see how much you enjoyed the video-and a studio with such a nice layout definitely adds to the appeal.
Get in line mate😂
You call it your grandmothers lounger
My Grandmother did not have one!😉😂😉
@ Because she had taste
LOL!
Neither. I’d rather live in a box under a bridge.
That's great... would it be a 1 bedroom box or 2?
She is a beauty
She definitely lights up the space with her presence! 😊 Glad you enjoyed the presentation.
What did you think about the condo itself-did it match your style?
@@perfecthomeschiangmai Yea looked fine with me either one. But I am to scared to move. Retired and old i am.
Totally understandable! Making a big move can feel overwhelming, especially after settling into a comfortable routine. But Thailand is such a welcoming place for retirees-affordable living, friendly locals, and a slower pace of life in places like Chiang Mai can make it a great choice. 😊
If you ever decide to take the leap, there are plenty of services and support to make the transition easier. Have you considered just visiting for a while to see how it feels before making a permanent move? 😊