For Sale $97,058 - Condominium
Siam Oriental Garden Condo well presented 2 bedroom / 2 bathroom fully furnished ocean view apartment measuring 72 sqm located in Siam Oriental Garden on Pratumnak Hill South Pattaya. This property boasts having 2 seperate balconies and make an ideal holiday home or rental investment. The property is located on the 5th floor of the development and is close to an array of bars, shops and restaurants and a few minutes walk from Pratumnak beach. Viewing is highly recommended for this property.
Pratumnak Hill is the hill that separates Pattaya from Jomtien and can be reached by either driving on Thappraya Road or Pratumnak Road.
Once owned by the King of Thailand the hill is often referred to as Royal Hill or Pattaya Hill and sometimes spelt slightly different to the way I spell it: Phratamnak.
The north west side of Pratumnak Hill is referred to as Cosy Beach (Cozy Beach).
Properties on Pratumnak Hill vary from single houses, luxury pool villas, low-rise condominiums through to high-rise condominiums.
With the land prices on Pratumnak being high property prices are generally more than the average in Pattaya.
Pratumnak Hill is very popular with Ex-Pat workers; both off-shore and ones working on the Eastern Seaboard Industrial Estate, as well as long-term residents who expect that higher standard of life.
Pratumnak Hill benefits from bordering several sandy beaches; Dong Tarn (Dong Tan) beach, U-Thong beach, Rachavaroon beach and Cosy Beach.
On Thappraya Road you have the “strip” of restaurants often jokingly referred to as Beverly Hills with such restaurants as Mata Hari, Fredi Schaub’s Bruno’s Restaurant, Gians, Indian By Nature and News Steaks & Grill and Aquapazza. Directly above News is Froggy Fraser’s new pub Frasers.
Pattaya was a fishing village until the 1960s. Then, during the Vietnam War, American servicemen stationed at nearby U-Tapao or other US bases in Thailand began visiting Pattaya. One story, unverified by a reliable source, notes that it all started when a group of 500 American soldiers stationed at the military base in Korat were driven to Pattaya on 29 June 1959 for a week of rest and relaxation.
