Project Review: Golden Town Sriracha - Assumption

Verona: a twin house with usable area 156 Sq.m. and land size 35 Sq.w. Start at THB 2.9 million

One of many greenery areas near the project’s main entrance. Notice how the architectural design reflects those found in Europe.

The main entrance is quite grand and colossal and equipped with keycard access system and 24-hour security guards

The main entrance is spacious. A line of cars can be parked on the side without interrupting the traffic. The road leads straight to the residential areas inside, along a backdrop of mountainous scenery

Minor roads are half the width of main road (8 metres)

The clubhouse’s swimming pool encircled by lines of small trees. The fitness and juristic office are also here – near the project’s main entrance

A classic fountain at the centre of an open space in the clubhouse. The clubhouse’s architectural design allows wind breeze to pass through easily to comfort residents at the swimming pool

Saltwater swimming pool in an open-air setting

Every nook and cranny of the landscape is embellished with greenery

The clubhouse on a sunny day

Sorrento is the starting house type and are located in the innermost area of the project. One cluster consists of 4-6 houses only

The house sits on a land size 18 square wah. There’s a recessed wall allowing a parking lot for one car, which is half-sheltered. On top of the parking lot is the master bedroom’s balcony

The house main entrance is a sliding tinted-glass door framed in white grids, which beautifully contrasts with its surrounding yellow wall

Upon entering the house, the living room is the first zone accompanied by a 2- seat sofa and a chic carpet. The walkway leads inward all the way to the kitchen which is located separately in the other room

The first floor’s bathroom is located halfway from the main entrance. It’s floor level is dropped to prevent flooding

The bathroom comprises a basin, a toilet with a toilet paper holder, and a shower room with no partitions

In the shower room, there are a recessed shelf for toiletries placement, and an awning window for air ventilation

There’s a multipurpose room on the first floor where it is decorated as the third bedroom of this show house. The actual house’s is unfurnished

A 3.5-foot single bed is placed in this room, where a sliding window is right on the side offering the view of the backyard. The room can also accommodate a wardrobe and a dressing table.

Opposite of the multipurpose room is a dining area where a 4-seat table is compatible to the space

Behind the table is where a refrigerator and a counter for placing a microwave are located

The lovely kitchen with complete appliance set – a dark splashback contrasts with the white and orange cabinets’ panels (the kitchen set is not provided)

For corner units, there’s an entrance to the side of the house

While on the opposite side is another entrance which leads to a laundry room – decorated as a mini garden with wooden terrace in this show house

This mini garden is adorned with a lush vertical garden, adding softness to the house sturdy structure

One corner near the stairway is built with a transparent glass, offering the sight of the parking lot – so you won’t need to go outside to check whether the car is there or not

The second floor comprises of three main rooms: master bedroom, small bedroom, and the bathroom which is located between two bedrooms in the corridor

The bathroom on the second floor is larger than the first floor’s. The water heater wiring is set behind the wall, though, partitions for the shower room are not provided

The small bedroom has its width equivalent to the house surface, and illuminated with natural light from the window beside the bed during the day

You can rearrange furniture in this room in various positions

With a commodious space, a long floating table can be built on the side – offering working or studying area accompanied by the sunlight shown through the windows. A wardrobe can be placed around the corner as its typical location

The master bedroom is compatible with a 5-foot bed, but a king-sized is not out of the options too. Add some silky curtains for the sense of luxury

There’s a large space of wardrobe and dressing area on the side

The master bedroom’s balcony is outfitted with wrought-iron rail and stylish ceramic flooring which recalls the style in northern Italy

Verona is the largest house type and are located some distance from the majority of residential units to enhance the sense of privacy of a single-house setting

The front yard can accommodate two cars, partly sheltered. If it’s a corner unit, residents can walk around the house in full circle – an attribute found in a single house

Each house leaves some distance between its neighbor, though, the multipurpose room is shared as a mutual structure

The space between each house is around two metres. The space is a mini garden suitable for a casual leisure. Residents can also enter the house from the multipurpose room shown in the picture

There’s no roof above the mini garden

The left wall of the house’s front yard is broadly hollowed, allowing the wind to pass through to create great ventilation flow

The right wall is designed as an arched entrance, allowing quick access to the side garden

The architect utilised the space between each house by building windows in the living room that allow sunlight to shine into the house. Verona houses, likewise, become more airy compared to other types which are built adjoining to each other

Opposite of the living room’s sofa, from right to left, is the stairway to the second floor, a chest of drawers, and the first floor’s bathroom

Inside the bathroom, part of the ceiling slopes down in line with the stairway above. On the ground, the shower area shares space with the toilet

Bathroom sanitary are from Englefield, a reputable brand in New Zealand

The toilet-to-wall space is around 80 centimeters which is up to the standard. However, it could be inconvenient to move around while using, especially for people with large bodies

One of the four bedrooms is located on downstairs. The designer has decorated it to be a cozy office in this show house

The office desk is placed parallel to the sliding window to receive natural light

The living room can accommodate a 3-person sofa, a single chair, and a coffee table on top of a furry carpet as shown in the picture

Next from the living room, the house leads in L-Shape to the dining area where a 4- to 6-seat dining table fits in. On the side, there’s an entrance leading to the outdoor garden

Open the door to connect the dining area with the garden (real grass would lift up the dining experience)

Beyond the dining area is a closed kitchen (the actual house does not provide the kitchen set)

The closed kitchen’s area is quite spacious

Next from the closed kitchen, you will find a private garden that leads to the laundry room – all space reached by natural light by the skylighted ceiling

The laundry room looks pristine by its white-toned floor and wall, and can store different equipment including a washing machine, an ironing board, cleaning tools and products, a couple of clothe baskets, etc.

The stairway to the second floor leads upward in U-Shape and has a window at the landing

The second floor comprises a master bedroom, a small bedroom, and a bathroom located between the two in the corridor

Near the master bedroom’s entrance is a stairway to the mezzanine “The Buddhist Prayer Rom”

The architect utilised the second floor’s height to build a mezzanine, which is raised around 1.5-metre high from the corridor

A sturdy rail for the safety

The Buddhist prayer room is for Buddhists to do mediation, worship the religious, and also grace the house with good fortune. If you worship other religions, the room can be applied accordingly. The space can accommodate 3-4 people

Overlooking the second floor corridor with, from left to right, the master bedroom, the bathroom, and the small bedroom

Basin and a mirror inside the bathroom

The bathroom flooring slopes toward the floor drain at the shower area

The shower has one waterflow type

The small bedroom is suitable with a single bed placed by the window – ideally for a son or a daughter

The third bedroom is larger and, with the L-Shaped house structure, this room is quite closer to the neighboring house

The master bedroom, with its width extended equivalent to the house surface, is ideally for a king-sized bed.

The walkway at the end of bed is around 1-metre wide

On the other side are a sliding door to the balcony, a walk-in closet, a dressing table, and a bathroom (hidden behind the wall)

The master bedroom’s bathroom has the shower area zoned in the innermost area. There’s a threshold to prevent flooding at the shower area to prevent flooding, though, you can add a shower curtain to keep the room even more dried

The shower area is 1 x 1 metre – not too large, yet not too confined

The master bedroom’s balcony is outfitted with stylish flooring, wrought-iron rail, and some artificial stones to evoke the spirit of Italian architectural design

Overlooking the side garden on the first floor, the neighbouring house is quite some distance away