Inside the Versailles Penthouse at Le Condé BKK1: Phnom Penh's $6M Crown Jewel in the Sky

Written By chheng leang

What makes a home command $6 million in a city where luxury real estate averages less than half that per square meter? Step inside the Versailles Penthouse at Le Condé BKK1, and the answer is crystal clear: this isn’t just a penthouse — it’s a palace in the sky.

Welcome to Versailles — Reimagined for Phnom Penh’s Skyline

Towering 145 meters above the city on the 43rd floor, the Versailles Penthouse spans nearly 540 sqm (gross) and offers over 416 sqm of net indoor elegance, designed for those who see real estate not just as space — but as status, sanctuary, and statement.

Le Condé BKK1, developed by Wang Fu Guo Ji and managed by Japan’s HopeTree, is already Phnom Penh’s most awarded condominium. But the Versailles Penthouse is its masterpiece.

Layout Built for Diplomats, Visionaries & Collectors

Every detail reflects global tastes and ultra-prime living:

  • 4 Bedrooms including a grand master suite

  • 4 Bathrooms, private powder room, and walk-in closets

  • Formal Living Room plus mini-bar, wine cellar, and arts studio

  • Western kitchen, separate dining, and maid's quarter

  • 3 balconies (2 private, 1 landscape) with panoramic sunrise, river, and skyline views

From private guest guard space to an artist's room and full service quarters, this isn’t a penthouse — it’s a lifestyle estate at the top of Cambodia’s most prestigious urban address.

Why Does It Cost Up to $6M?

1. Unmatched Size & Privacy in BKK1

At 540 sqm gross, Versailles is more than double the size of a typical BKK1 3-bedroom unit. With only a handful of penthouses in the entire 1,080-unit project, exclusivity drives both value and prestige.

2. Views Reserved for the Few

With triple-facing orientation (North–East–West), owners enjoy sunrises over the Mekong, golden-hour cityscapes, and peaceful twilight riverscapes — all from three expansive balconies.

3. Design Inspired by Royal Heritage

Inspired by the splendor of Versailles but wrapped in modern minimalism, the interior is staged for collectors, leaders, and legacy builders. The wine cellar, arts room, and smart home system fuse sophistication with function.

4. 10,000 sqm of Ultra-Amenities

A penthouse is only as grand as the world it sits atop. Le Condé offers:

  • Sky jogging track, boxing gym, spa, kids’ paradise

  • Rooftop infinity pool & sky bar

  • Indoor & outdoor pools, immersive sky garden, and coworking floor

  • Managed by HopeTree Japan, trusted for luxury hospitality in Hakuba and Niseko

5. Location That Defines Cambodia’s Capital Core

Located at St.352 & St.57, this is BKK1’s golden square. Just steps from embassies, fine dining, and the city’s cultural pulse — BKK1 is not just Phnom Penh’s most expensive district, it’s its diplomatic and economic heart.

Price Tag Breakdown

  • Fully Furnished: ~$6.0 million

  • Bare Unit Option: ~$4.8 million That's ~$11,500 per net sqm — placing it among the highest residential valuations in Cambodia, but arguably justified by the exclusivity, location, and design narrative.

Why It Matters

As Cambodia rises as the “New Tiger Economy” of Asia, properties like the Versailles Penthouse represent more than just opulence — they symbolize a growing demand for branded, global-standard luxury living in frontier markets.

In a region where $6 million once bought villas in Singapore or Hong Kong, high-net-worth individuals are now turning eyes toward Phnom Penh — and the Versailles Penthouse shows exactly why.

Want a private tour or floor plan breakdown?

DM me or email at hoem.seiha@eracambodia.com — Phnom Penh’s most iconic address is waiting, or via the following contact details:

chheng leang
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