Furnishing budget31 July 20266 min read
If you had to buy it all yourself: what a fully built-in, furnished unit like this would cost
Solid hardwood floors, built-ins throughout, a washer and dryer, a refrigerator and a television — all of it is already in the asking price. Here is a straightforward estimate of what sourcing all of that yourself would actually cost.
"Fully furnished" appears on a great many condo listings without ever saying what that word is actually worth. What is included with this unit comes from work the owner genuinely did, not props arranged for a photograph. This piece prices each category out honestly, so you can see what the asking price has already absorbed.
What's already included
- Built-in furniture and joinery throughout, by Modernform
- Solid hardwood floors, newly laid throughout
- Siemens washer and dryer
- Mitsubishi refrigerator
- Samsung flat-screen television
- Built-in kitchen with a hob and extractor hood
- Built-in wardrobe and storage
- Concealed lighting throughout
- Air conditioning
- Bathroom with a bathtub
An honest cost estimate, if you sourced it all yourself
The figures below are typical Bangkok market ranges in 2026, not a quote for the specific set of items in this unit. They are here to give a sense of scale, not to claim the same level of verification as the measured distances in our other articles. Real prices move a good deal with brand, size and whatever promotion is running.
- Built-in joinery throughout, plus solid hardwood for 59 sqm
- Roughly ฿350,000–750,000
- Washer and dryer, mid-to-premium brand
- Roughly ฿35,000–55,000
- Refrigerator, mid-range
- Roughly ฿20,000–35,000
- 55-inch flat-screen television
- Roughly ฿15,000–20,000
- Air conditioning
- Roughly ฿25,000–40,000
- Combined, roughly
- ฿500,000–900,000
The point is not the precise total. It is what that total changes. A buyer who wants to move in immediately, or start renting the unit out as soon as possible, skips the joinery lead time that typically runs weeks to months, the coordination across several vendors, and the wait for each item to be delivered in turn.
What this figure doesn't include
The figure above does not include the time and effort of finding tradespeople, coordinating multiple vendors, or the risk that different pieces end up not matching. It is also fair to say plainly that choosing budget-tier materials and furniture instead of what is already here would bring the total down too. The numbers in this piece track the quality level actually in the unit, not the cheapest option on the market.
The price already includes things you would have to buy anyway. The real question is what you'd pay to buy them yourself, and how long you'd wait.
To see the actual built-ins and appliances in person, contact Honey on 064-135-7958.
