Newly completed 2-storey terraces going from RM800k onwards. No better on the affordability issue and the uncomfortable feeling that it isn't what it's worth penny-wise ...but, that's just my personal opinion.
I love the concept. The surroundings are neat and the area, a serene view of landed properties. There are no highrise apartments to spoil the congeniality of the neighbourhood. I hope it remains that way because there's undeveloped land on the borders of this new double-storey terrace community. The last thing this place needs is an apartment building to congest the skyline.
The facade is pleasing to the eye. The wooden pieces give an old charm to the otherwise modern design. It's inviting. The house on the inside is nothing phenomenal. I like the doors which have been designed for the taller person. Moving large furniture in will be easier.
On the security front, there is the usual guardhouse at the main entrance. Each house is also installed with an alarm system. Sufficient to feel safe.
There is a park within the vicinity for evening strolls and neighbourly chats. I'm pleased with this idea because it can only bring people together.
Sapphire is not visible from the main road. Drive along Jalan Kinrara 6 (Passing Hening and Melodi on your right). Turn left at the junction before Qaseh (2-storey superlink, under construction). Drive straight on until you see Sapphire on your left.
Photos are a month old.
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| There is a guardhouse next to this sign |
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| Wide open park within the vicinity. Plus for kids! |
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| Terraces |
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| We saw the 2-storey corner lot |
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| This is the back lane |
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| The living area and kitchen |
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| High ceiling on the second floor |
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| Wooden flooring is popular now |
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| The bath and toilet |
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