Rhythm Charoennakhon Iconic is located in Bangkok's Riverside district, also referred to as Khlong San. The project occupies a position in the Charoen Nakhon neighbourhood along the Chao Phraya, close to one of the city's major shopping destinations. Everyday amenities such as shops, cafes and restaurants are nearby, and central Bangkok remains readily accessible.
Connectivity is a defining feature of the address. Charoen Nakhon Gold Line station lies approximately 0.3 km from the project, ICONSIAM approximately 0.4 km by the measured walking route, and the Krung Thon Buri interchange approximately 1.4 km away. Together these connections support shopping, dining and travel toward the centre of the city without heavy reliance on a car.
The developer is AP Thai. The building is under construction and completion is scheduled for Q4 2026. The project comprises a single 29-floor building. This gives the development a clear, cohesive character: one tower, one shared set of facilities and one residential community, rather than a multi-phase complex.
Residents have access to a swimming pool, a fitness facility, lounges, co-working space and gardens. The mix addresses daily routines, from exercise to remote work and informal meetings. Images of the shared facilities are project renderings and illustrate the intended design rather than finished spaces.
Ten apartments are currently for sale, priced from THB 6,180,000 to THB 17,650,000 and ranging from 36 sq m to 95 sq m. Eight have one bedroom and two have two bedrooms, located on floors 6 to 16 with city views. All are unfurnished, allowing owners to select their own furniture. Homes of 36.07 sq m and 35.91 sq m, for example, include a balcony, south-facing orientation and one parking space.
All ten apartments are offered freehold, and some are sold under the foreign freehold quota, which is relevant for international buyers. As the building is not yet complete, purchasers should consider the Q4 2026 completion date and consult the unit floor plan for the exact layout. Interior photography shows the project's B1 show unit and is illustrative only.
