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511 Sai Tai Mai - Pak Nam

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511 Sai Tai Mai - Pak Nam

511 Sai Tai Mai - Pak Nam: 19 stations · 107 listings · 66 residences · median sale ฿177,303/m² · median rent ฿800/m²/mo.

Station details

Wat Pichai Songkram

วัดพิชัยสงคราม

Bus · 511 Sai Tai Mai - Pak Nam

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Coordinates 13.59596, 100.59758
Station order 18

Description

Wat Pichai Songkram is a local Pak Nam bus stop whose identity is anchored by a real civic-religious landmark rather than by a generic road fragment, but it is still better understood as a neighborhood stop than as a citywide destination node. OpenStreetMap maps the stop directly as `Wat Pichai Songkram`, while Wikimedia Commons identifies Wat Phichai Songkhram as a Buddhist temple in Pak Nam, Mueang Samut Prakan. Samut Prakan Municipality documents also show that the temple area supports Anuban Wat Pichai Songkram school and related municipal education activity, which helps confirm that this stop sits inside a lived local cluster rather than beside an isolated landmark.

The surrounding catchment is urban but more civic and community-led than the stronger retail nodes of Pak Nam. This part of Samut Prakan is shaped by temple life, school activity, neighborhood movement and access into the broader Pak Nam municipal core. BTS still matters indirectly: official BTS information confirms nearby Pak Nam and Sai Luat on the Sukhumvit Line, helping frame this area as part of the wider transit-supported old-center fabric. For property search, the neighborhood reads less like a prestige corridor and more like a practical low- to mid-rise local district where everyday use patterns matter.

For real estate, the strongest fit is modest and utility-driven product: older apartments, affordable condos, townhouses, family rentals, shophouses, education-support retail, clinic space and small mixed-use assets that benefit from community demand. Krungsri continues to see transport-linked districts supporting housing demand, while CBRE remains selective on product and pricing. Around Wat Pichai Songkram, the most defensible value comes from local resilience, municipal centrality and repeat neighborhood use rather than from tourism or prestige branding. Because the exact stop identity is still documented more clearly in mapping data than in a strong standalone official bus-stop registry, the station should remain slightly cautious even though the surrounding place identity is real.