Login / Register
$/m2:
USD 1,000.00/m2Welcome to the GRAND HERITAGE!
This two-bedroom apartment on 43rd Street provides a comfortable and stylish living space in downtown Yangon. Newly renovated, the design of the two floors adds a modern twist to its colonial heritage. Downstairs has carbonised strand-woven bamboo flooring, which provides protection against the humidity, while upstairs retains its original teak flooring.
Natural light pours in through windows on three sides of the apartment, creating a sunny and inviting feel throughout, and residents can also enjoy a balcony overlooking the street.
The apartment comes fully furnished using mostly reclaimed teak and including a dining table with rattan chairs as well as a spacious bathtub. The open-plan kitchen is a sociable area, not just for cooking. To counter Yangon’s sporadic power cuts the apartment has a built-in power backup. Overall, wooden beams, exposed brickwork and a slick staircase create an attractive aesthetic.
OUR HISTORY
Chaung Khu and her husband Thomas have renovated their first heritage apartment in 2017. Since then they have renovated 4 additional heritage apartments in downtown Yangon with the help of investors.
THE ARCHITECTURAL DETAILS
Downstairs has carbonised strand-woven bamboo flooring, which provides protection against the humidity, while upstairs retains its original teak flooring.
Natural light pours in through windows on three sides of the apartment, creating a sunny and inviting feel throughout, and residents can also enjoy a balcony overlooking the street.
The apartment comes fully furnished using mostly reclaimed teak and including a dining table with rattan chairs as well as a spacious bathtub. The open-plan kitchen is a sociable area, not just for cooking. To counter Yangon’s sporadic power cuts the apartment has a built-in power backup. Overall, wooden beams, exposed brickwork and a slick staircase create an attractive aesthetic.
ROOM SPECIFICATIONS
-Fully Furnished
-Strong wifi connection
-Water filter
-Automatic water tank filling system
Botahtaung township is the eastern most part of downtown Yangon and a vibrant neighborhood that is named after its riverside pagoda. Boasting The Secretariat complex, once the HQ of the British administration but now a place of culture and gathering, this township has a lot to offer with many great restaurants for every palate and budget, and a plethora of grand old buildings now home to embassies, hotels and banks and a vibrant street life. You will find larger tree lined streets, several wet markets and hundreds of heritage buildings from the modest to the monumental. Botataung is also another great example of harmony between many ethnic and religious communities that have been living alongside each other for generations. This township is a great base to enjoy on foot everything that downtown Yangon has to offer while providing a place to rest and relax thanks to its more calm environment.
Coffee Shops
Restaurants
Supermarket
Local Grocery Shops
Food Market
Gym
Pedestrianised streets
Park
Playground
Chaung Khu and her husband Thomas have renovated their first heritage apartment in 2017. Since then they have renovated 4 additional heritage apartments in downtown Yangon with the help of investors.
