Wongamat condo guide

Northpoint: condos for rent & sale

Raimon Land's original Wongamat towers — large, well-built units with beach access

Northpoint

Developer
Raimon Land
Completed
2009
Buildings
2
Floors
up to 54
Units
376
Unit sizes
50–177 sqm
Distance to beach
about 200 m
Beachfront
No

Northpoint was Raimon Land's first Wongamat project, completed in 2009, and it still sets the standard for large, well-planned units: 376 apartments from 50 sqm studios to 177 sqm three-bedrooms, in towers rising to 54 floors on Naklua Soi 18/1 with their own path down to Wong Amat Beach.

Residents get two pools (ground floor and the 24th-floor sky pool), a tennis court, gym, sauna and a restaurant. It is a favourite of long-term residents who want space, and of buyers who want a building with a proven resale record.

Available now at Northpoint

5 units listed

All Wongamat properties

Why Northpoint

Large, well-planned units

Even the studios are 50 sqm; two-bedrooms run past 100 sqm and three-bedrooms up to 177 sqm — rare in Pattaya towers.

Two pools and a tennis court

A ground-floor pool in the gardens and a sky pool on the 24th floor, plus tennis, gym, sauna and an on-site restaurant.

Beach access from the garden

A private path leads from the grounds to Wong Amat Beach, a few minutes' walk from the towers.

Price guide

Ranges depend on floor, view, size and furnishing. Ask for current options.

Rent

Rent from ฿45,000/month (5 listed)

Sale

Typical sale price ฿8M–40M

Questions about Northpoint

How far is Northpoint from the beach?

The project has its own path to Wong Amat Beach; the sand is a few minutes' walk from the towers, roughly 200 metres.

Does Northpoint have studios?

Yes, but they are large — 50–52 sqm, closer to a compact one-bedroom than a typical Pattaya studio.

How much does it cost to rent at Northpoint?

Right now we list 5 unit(s) from ฿45,000 per month; the typical range in the building is ฿45,000–200,000. Send your dates and budget for current options.

Can foreigners buy at Northpoint?

Yes — a foreigner can own a condominium unit freehold in their own name within the building's 49% foreign quota; otherwise leasehold or a Thai-company structure. We check quota availability for each unit before you commit.

Project facts are compiled from public sources and the juristic office; verify details for a specific unit before signing.

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