The Axis Condominium development was completed in the 3rd quarter of 2013 and is conveniently and strategically located alongside the main Pattaya to Jomtien baht bus route on Thappraya Road.

The development consists of 2 buildings, being building A with 288 units on 20 floors and building B of 142 units on 12 floors and both linked by a 12 meter high lobby, reception and lounge area. The whole Project is spread out over 8,500 square meters / 5.3 Rai and is unique in that it adjoins the government maintained Pratumnak Hill National Park area, with the added bonus that any future development of that area is restricted, thereby protecting the views that residents of the Axis will benefit from. In addition, The Axis Condominium owners also have their own key-fob access to the Park through a private gate to which they can enjoy its facilities, including a children’s play area.

Added to this, the quality of the construction by the well-respected Thai company, Sum Sum Property Company Limited, whose known for producing agricultural products for the export market (but is a first time condominium builder) is quite extraordinary considering that they’re a relative new-comer to the highly lucrative and competitive residential Pattaya condominium market. The Axis Condominium has been earmarked by Sum Sum as their first flagship development, which is intended to serve as a precursor for future condominium developments, and as such the developer has spared no effort in giving prospective investors some much deserved added value for their money in this fast paced Pattaya real estate market.

The development features a stunning 5th floor infinity-edged pool between the 2 buildings with breathtaking views overlooking the city and bay that truly must be seen to be fully appreciated. This is also the only condominium project in the whole of Pattaya within this price range with 65% covered car-parking coverage. Prospective buyers are free to can choose from an assortment of unit types and views depending on their own individual budgetary requirements.