FYNN Asoke

CONCEPT

FYNN Asoke is a luxury low-rise condominium developed under the “FYNN” brand by FYNN Development, a boutique real estate developer known for its residential projects such as FYNN Sukhumvit 31 and FYNN ARI, as well as luxury hotels and resorts in Southern Thailand.
FYNN Asoke represents modern tropical living, harmoniously integrating architecture with nature, a standout feature is the 60-year-old rain tree, which serves as a central focal point and crowns the building’s rooftop garden, enhancing overall residential ambiance. 
This award-winning low-rise condominium has received recognition for achievement in architectural design in Asia, crafted by ATOM Design, a leading design firm renowned for their luxury developments including condominiums, housing projects, and upcoming branded residence, PORSCHE DESIGN Tower Bangkok.

Location

One of FYNN Asoke’s most unique advantages is its direct access to Bangkok’s most expansive green havens. Just steps away, Benjakitti Park—spanning an impressive 450 rai. 

​​Beyond its seamless connection to nature, FYNN Asoke offers access to Bangkok’s shopping malls. Located just minutes from the BTS and MRT Asoke interchange station. Nearby, Terminal 21 presents an iconic airport-themed shopping mall, offering fashion brands, gourmet dining, and entertainment options. For those who appreciate luxury, the renowned EM-District, including EmQuartier, Emporium, and the newly developed EMSphere—features world-class designer boutiques, fine dining, and premium entertainment, only 1 station from BTS Asoke.

Families will also benefit from proximity to some of Bangkok’s top international schools, including NIST International School, Australian International School Bangkok or Thailand’s national school, Srinakharinwirot University providing access to world-class education. Meanwhile, healthcare excellence is assured with leading medical institutions such as Bumrungrad International Hospital and Samitivej Sukhumvit Hospital nearby, offering world-class medical care for residents.