Modern living meets resort-style comfort in this fully furnished 2-bedroom, 2-bathroom apartment for rent in Sen Sok, available for just $680 per month with management fees included.
High above the city, the bright open-plan living area features warm timber-look floors, soft cove lighting and a sleek kitchen with a Samsung fridge, induction cooktop and rangehood. Sliding glass doors open onto a generous private balcony with sweeping Phnom Penh skyline views.
The main bedroom also enjoys its own balcony, while both bathrooms are finished in elegant stone-look tiles with rain showers and glass enclosures. Air conditioning, a washing machine, a digital door lock and free Wi-Fi complete the package, so you can simply unpack and settle in from day one.
Residents enjoy hotel-quality facilities, including a spectacular rooftop infinity pool with 360-degree panoramic views, an upscale sky bar and a lush sky garden. There is also a 24-hour fitness centre, spa services, meeting rooms, a banquet hall and an in-house restaurant serving authentic Cantonese cuisine, dim sum and clay-pot rice.
Key apartment features
- 2 bedrooms (1 with built in robes
- 2 modern bathrooms with walk in showers
- Fully furnished
- $680/month
- Deposit: 1 month
- Management fees included
- Private balconies with amazing city views (day and night)
- Air conditioning and free high-speed internet
- Rooftop infinity pool and 24-hour gym
A premium apartment for rent in Sen Sok at this price rarely stays available for long. Contact Abode Real Estate today to arrange a free viewing, quoting Property ID: SS.D1.
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About Sen Sok:
Sen Sok district was formerly part of Kandal province but was absorbed into Phnom Penh’s metropolitan expansion and was created through the merger of three Sangkats (Khmuonh, Phnom Penh Thmei and Tuek Thla).
The area is home to about 10% of the city’s population, located in the northwest which is one of the fastest-growing regions of development in Phnom Penh yet, in the last few years, there have been many high-profile projects with the addition of AEON Mall 2, Global House and Makro and a plethora of mixed development projects and boreys.
About nearby Toul Kork
Toul Kork — known locally as “TK” — sits in the north and northwest of Phnom Penh, separated from the CBD by Russian Boulevard. The name comes from the Khmer for “ground hill” (in some transliterations, Tuol Kouk, meaning “dry hill”), and the district runs from the area around Boeung Kak Lake out to the developed pockets further west. Its northern reaches have grown steadily more affluent, with housing now priced comparably to what you’d find in town.
Being outside the city center gives Toul Kork a genuinely different rhythm — it’s the natural choice for anyone after a quieter pace of life. Wide roads and a spacious layout give it a suburban feel, though the district has taken on a far more commercial character in recent years, joining Tonle Bassac, Daun Penh, and BKK1 among Phnom Penh’s established housing options.
Infrastructure has kept pace with that growth: TK is well served by supermarkets, hospitals, schools, restaurants, and cafés, with AEON Mall 2 — Cambodia’s second international mall — just 15 minutes away. It also sits close to major institutions including RUPP, IFL, the Institute of Technology, Pannasastra, the Tax Department, and the Ministry of Labour.
Despite a wave of new high-rises, villas and gated communities still define much of the district, and wealthy Cambodian families continue to favor TK as a place to settle. Rising affluence has brought a wider retail scene too, with TK Avenue and Phnom Penh City Centre Mall among the standout additions, alongside the large-scale Boeung Kak and Camko City developments — part of a broader shift The Phnom Penh Post has tracked closely as the district’s apartment supply expands. Southern TK, by contrast, remains mostly low-rise and locally owned.
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