Here is a rare chance to secure a spacious three-bedroom apartment for sale at The Bridge, one of Phnom Penh’s best-known addresses. Originally priced at $250,000, this 108 sqm home is now offered at just $135,000, well below market value, making it one of the best-value buys in the district.
The Bridge is a 45-storey mixed-use development in sought-after Tonle Bassac, opposite the Australian Embassy and close to Diamond Island and AEON Mall. Developed jointly by Singapore’s Oxley Holdings and Cambodia’s Worldbridge Land, its two towers are linked by sky bridges above a multi-level retail podium of shops, restaurants and cafés. Its central location puts Phnom Penh’s business, shopping and entertainment districts within easy reach.
Inside, this fully furnished home has a bright living room opening onto a balcony with city and river views, a modern kitchen with dining area, three bedrooms with built-in wardrobes and two bathrooms. The southerly orientation keeps the rooms light through the day.
Residents enjoy free access to the swimming pool and gym, plus a landscaped sky deck, children’s playground, steam rooms, jacuzzi and barbecue areas. Lifts, secure parking and 24-hour security complete the package.
Ideal for professionals, couples or small families, or as a smart investment, this Tonle Bassac apartment pairs contemporary high-rise living with a price that is hard to match.
Key apartment features
- 108 sqm, 3 bedrooms / 2 bathrooms
- Price: $135,000 (originally $250,000)
- Fully furnished, southerly orientation
- Hard (strata) title
- Management fees $109/month
- Free gym and pool access
- Secure off-street parking
- Shopping and eateries on site
Don’t miss this outstanding Tonle Bassac apartment for sale at a genuinely exceptional price. Contact Abode Real Estate today to arrange a viewing, and join our Telegram group for the latest listings across Phnom Penh.
Property ID: TLB.O6
Apartments and homes for rent
Looking for an apartment or villa for rent in Tonle Bassac? This is one of Phnom Penh’s most sought-after districts: central, secure and home to many of the city’s embassies, yet noticeably calmer than the busy downtown streets to the north.
The area
The area lies on the west bank of the Bassac River and covers around three square kilometres, bounded by Sihanouk Boulevard, Norodom Boulevard and National Road 1. Step off the main roads and you’ll find quiet alleys lined with bars and restaurants, popular with locals, expats and visitors alike.
The district hosts the embassies of Thailand, Australia, Japan, Indonesia, Russia, Malaysia, South Korea and the Philippines. Together with its government buildings and gated communities, this gives it a visible security presence, one reason it appeals to families and diplomatic staff.
At its northern edge, the reclaimed island of Koh Pich adds modern condominiums, hotels, exhibition halls and landmark buildings such as The Bridge and The Peak.
Close to Independence Monument, lies Bassac Lane, one of Phnom Penh’s liveliest nightlife spots. Together with neighbouring Streets 308 and 21, it is packed with cosy, upmarket bars and restaurants, many tucked away down narrow side streets, alongside new condominiums. Each venue has its own style and theme, giving the area a relaxed, international feel that makes it a favourite for an evening out.
Schools nearby
Families are well served. iCAN British International School, on Ke Nou Street, teaches the British curriculum to children aged 2 to 11. On Koh Pich, the Canadian International School of Phnom Penh offers the IB programme from nursery to Grade 12, with a preschool campus in Bassac Garden City, while EFI, the École Française Internationale, provides French-curriculum education from preschool through middle school.
Work and getting around
Grade-A office buildings such as Morgan Tower, The Peak and GIA Tower house multinational companies and local businesses, so many residents can live close to work. Major city roads link the district to the rest of Phnom Penh, and the Koh Pich–Koh Norea Bridge has made eastern Phnom Penh easier to reach.
Typical rents
As a general guide, studios rent for around US$450–750 a month, one-bedroom apartments for US$600–1,200, two-bedroom apartments for US$750–2,200 and three-bedroom homes for US$1,300–2,800, depending on building, view and facilities.
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