Mah Sing Group, the developer, has a website and brochure offering no pricing details, nor the no. of leasehold years left. That's a bummer. As a reputable developer, I wish these guys would invest a little on a good website that's a one-stop information centre for home buyers.
I took the opportunity to visit the show village last weekend. Three home designs were on display - The 3-storey superlink, 2-storey semi-D and 3-storey semi-D.
The photos below are of the 3-storey semi-D (4,118 sq ft) type priced from RM1.9 million (if I heard the salesperson correctly) onwards with an estimated monthly maintenance fee of RM400. 4+1 rooms and 5 bathrooms.
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| The sigboard |
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| 3-storey semi-D |
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| Close-up |
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| Exploring the bare unit - you're greeted with a huge open space as you enter. I like what they did to the second floor, leaving a gap to look up |
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| Spacious ground floor |
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| Second floor |
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| Neat idea. I'm able to see who's coming through my front door below |
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| Room |
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| The third floor |
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| The balcony |
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| Another corner of the balcony |
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| Bathroom - There's no glass panel |
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| Master bath |
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| That's more like it, wouldn't want water splashing everywhere |
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| This is from the furnished show unit next door |
I wasn't impressed with the less than stellar workmanship and I still can't get over the fact that at that price, the home is not fit for immediate move-in ie without having to renovate, which is another costly affair.
The surrounding areas are a plus. No highrises and not too far off the main road. Like!
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| The road in and out |
I did not particularly enjoy the tour of this show village though. It was too heavily guarded inside and out. ♫ "I always feel like somebody's watching me"..♫ They could have done away with expensive furnishings and decorative pieces if they're so afraid of theft. The security camera inside should have been sufficient, with just a guard stationed outside.
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