- Property type: Condo / Apartment
- Offer type: For Rent
- City: Phnom Penh
- Neighborhood: BKK 3
- Original Property ID: BKK3.E10
- Bedrooms: 2
- Bathrooms: 2
- Property size: 65 m²
Features
- 24 Hour Security
- Air Conditioning
- Backup generator
- Balcony
- BBQ area
- City views
- Close to embassies
- Contemporary design
- Elevator
- Fire alarms
- Fitness Centre
- Fully furnished
- Hot water
- Moto parking
- Natural light
- Near Russian Market
- Near schools
- Off-street parking
- Open plan
- Swimming Pool
- TV Cable
- Washing machine
- WiFi
Details
This 2-bedroom 7th-floor serviced apartment with plenty of amenities for a comfortable life in the city located in BKK 3, central Phnom Penh, is now available for rent.
The ample open-plan living area incorporates a kitchen, dining and lounge and comes standard with a refrigerator, washing machine, electric cooktop, flat-screen TV, sofa, chair and calm lighting.
The apartment has a generous balcony, spacious and streamlined kitchen, comfortable and clean bedrooms with built-in storage and modern, practical bathrooms.
Features:
- Includes Management Fees
- Off street moto parking free (car $$50/month)
- Free cleaning service 1 x week
- Bathrooms with hot water
- Private balcony with city views
- Free Wi-Fi
- Electricity: $0.30/KWh
- Water: $0.60/m3
- Garbage $5/month
- Pet friendly
- Minimum lease 6 months
Original ID: BKK3.E10
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About the neighbourhood
Boeung Keng Kang 3, or more commonly known as BKK 3 is becoming increasingly popular.
It is located in Khan Chamkarmon, a rising star in the centre of Phnom Penh.
It is one of the most sought-after areas due to it being close to BKK 1, but without the price tag.
Due to lower rent prices, many expats choose this area however lower purchase prices are also attracting investors to purchase here.
BKK 3 has both modern and older, more traditional Khmer style properties.
However, it is changing as more luxury residences and real estate projects spring up.
Sometimes known as the ‘yolk district’, it is close to a dozen embassies, many NGOS, schools, countless businesses and shops.
It is considered desirable by wealthy Cambodians and expatriates alike. BKK 3 has the best of traditional Khmer and modern living, yet is a quiet city locale.
BKK 3 is in close proximity to popular shopping areas, such as TTP (Toul Tom Pong or Russian Market) and Olympic Market, both of which have a wide selection of restaurants and cafes.
There are many local stores selling clothes, fashion accessories, household goods, shoes and more.
With the growing number of educational facilities in the area, there are also many shops selling stationery, books, computers and so on.
About BKK 1
Boeung Keng Kang (BKK) 1 bordered by Sihanouk, Norodom, Mao Tse Tung and Monivong Boulevards is a popular area.
It is the centre of Phnom Penh for its banks, hotels, restaurants, shops and bars.
It is the place for business deals and seen as the ‘foreign capital’ for its cosmopolitan nature.
Here you will find the embassies of Switzerland, Bulgaria, Brunei and Sweden and various NGOs and international companies.
It also has many schools offering world class education.
BKK 1 is pricey, but attractive for business on streets 278, 282, 63 and 51. Apartments and hotels are in the mid to upper range due to location and quality.
The market is located offers a range of goods including fresh food, clothes, jewelry, money exchanges and household goods.
Augmenting the market is a wide selection of international F + B options including coffee shops and bakeries.
After dark the streets are alive with bars, clubs, hotel rooftops and restaurants open for punters.
Things are pricier but you won’t want for much more, but this neighborhood has pretty much everything!
Moving house?
Moving house – best you use a checklist as it can be a daunting task. Not only is it an emotional journey, but you’ll have reams of admin.
Here’s a checklist to help you tick off (and fill) your boxes!
Even before moving house, change your address.
- Start doing this 30 days before the move. Sometimes a phone call will do, but often you may have to provide proof of the new address to certain institutions or go into the bank, your doctor, kid’s school or Sangkat to fill in forms, so giving yourself a head start will help to shorten your to-do list.
- In some cases, you may be able to receive statements and accounts by email. This cuts down on paper wastage and ensures an easier address change process.
Some institutions you should notify, plus a few extra things.
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