Brief Overview
Scape Ari is an ultra-exclusive, luxury pool villa development nestled in the heart of the prestigious Ari-Sanam Pao neighborhood. Completed in early 2024, this boutique project by Altitude Development consists of a highly limited collection of only 10 residential units. Designed as a "Private Residence," Scape Ari offers a rare sanctuary of serenity and understated luxury, providing a vertical open-space living experience in one of Bangkok's most eclectic and sought-after districts.
Project Details
The architectural philosophy of Scape Ari centers on the concept of an "Urban Sanctuary," blending modern aesthetics with functional elegance. These 3.5-storey detached houses feature a striking "Double Volume" living area that maximizes natural light and creates an airy, expansive atmosphere. The design prioritizes high-quality materials, including moisture-resistant finishes and premium SPC flooring, ensuring long-term durability and comfort.
Privacy is the cornerstone of the Scape Ari experience. With only 10 units in the entire project, residents enjoy a level of seclusion rarely found in central Bangkok. Each home is equipped with a private passenger lift and smart home technology, catering to the sophisticated needs of modern urban families and multi-generational living.
Location/Information
Situated on Rama 6 Soi 28 (Soi Satsana) in the Phaya Thai district, Scape Ari occupies a strategic position that bridges the quietude of a residential soi with the vibrant lifestyle of Ari. The location offers exceptional connectivity, being just 5 minutes from BTS Sanam Pao and within easy reach of the Si Rat Expressway. This geographical advantage allows residents to enjoy the trendy cafes and boutiques of Ari while maintaining a peaceful home environment away from the main road.
Room Types and Facilities Breakdown
The project features grand 3.5-storey luxury detached houses with a uniform focus on space and premium utility:
- Luxury Pool Villa: Usable area of approximately 277 – 323 sq.m. on land plots ranging from 33 to 42 sq. wah.
- Layout: Typically configured with 3 Bedrooms, 5 Bathrooms, 2 Living Rooms, 1 Maid’s Room, and 3 Parking spaces.
Every residence is a self-contained oasis featuring high-end private amenities:
- Private Swimming Pool: A salt-system pool integrated into each unit for ultimate relaxation.
- Private Lift: Passenger elevator access serving all floors of the residence.
- Smart Living: Home automation systems and digital door locks for modern security and convenience.
- Security: 24-hour security guards, CCTV surveillance, and a gated community entrance ensuring absolute peace of mind.
Developer History
Altitude Development is a leading Thai real estate developer recognized for creating "Niche Luxury" projects that emphasize unique design and high-potential locations. The company is known for its "Altitude Forest" and "Altitude Mastery" series, which focus on merging natural elements with urban living. Their reputation is built on delivering high-quality, boutique-style residences that cater to niche markets seeking privacy and architectural distinction rather than mass-market scale.
Directions
To reach Scape Ari from BTS Sanam Pao, take Exit 3 and head toward Phaholyothin Road. Turn into Soi Phaholyothin 2 and connect to Rama 6 Soi 28 (Soi Satsana). The project is located approximately 1.8 kilometers (a 5-minute drive) from the station. For those using the expressway, take the Si Rat Expressway and exit toward Rama 6/Victory Monument; the project is conveniently located within 3 minutes of the expressway ramp.
Neighborhood/Area Summary
Ari is widely celebrated as one of Bangkok’s most livable and hip neighborhoods, ranking among the world's top urban districts. Residents are surrounded by premium lifestyle destinations, including Villa Ari (2.7 km), King Power Rangnam, and the lush Phaya Thai Phirom Park. The area is a hub for top-tier healthcare and education, with Phayathai 2 Hospital, Vichaiyuth Hospital, and St. Andrews International School (Dusit Campus) all within a 5-10 minute radius.
