The Tree Onnut Station
Sukhumvit · On Nut (E9)
The Tree Onnut Station is a condominium in Sukhumvit, Bangkok, near On Nut (E9). As of Sep 2026, PropMatch lists 3 units for rent from ฿15,000/mo and 2 units for sale from ฿2,950,000 here. Available units range from 26 to 40 m², with sale asking prices averaging ฿130,000/m². Every listing comes direct from an operating Bangkok agency — real photos, live prices, updated daily.
Market snapshot — The Tree Onnut Station (Sep 2026)
The Tree Onnut Station currently has 3 condos for rent and 2 for sale — live inventory from an operating Bangkok agency, updated daily. As of Sep 2026, average monthly rent in The Tree Onnut Station is ฿17,667 for a 1-bedroom, based on 3 live verified listings. Entry-level units start around ฿15,000/mo. As of Sep 2026, average asking prices in The Tree Onnut Station are ฿4,375,000 for a 1-bedroom, based on 2 live verified listings. Entry-level units start around ฿2,950,000. The Tree Onnut Station is served by On Nut (E9). Most listed condos are within walking distance of these stations.
The Tree Onnut Station — For Rent (3)
The Tree Onnut Station — For Sale (2)
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Frequently asked questions
How much does it cost to rent a unit at The Tree Onnut Station?
As of Sep 2026, The Tree Onnut Station has 3 verified units for rent, starting from ฿15,000/mo (average ฿565/m² per month).
How much does it cost to buy a unit at The Tree Onnut Station?
As of Sep 2026, The Tree Onnut Station has 2 verified units for sale, starting from ฿2,950,000 (average asking price ฿130,000/m²).
What unit sizes are available at The Tree Onnut Station?
As of Sep 2026, live listings at The Tree Onnut Station range from 26 to 40 m², across 4 verified units.
Which BTS or MRT station is closest to The Tree Onnut Station?
The nearest station to The Tree Onnut Station is On Nut (E9).
Can foreigners buy a unit at The Tree Onnut Station?
Yes. Foreigners can own condominium units at The Tree Onnut Station freehold, within the building's 49% foreign-ownership quota under Thai condominium law.