When deciding where to rent or buy property within Malaysia’s blossoming capital city, location and facilities go hand in hand to tempt expats to their eventual home. Residensi Kia Peng can offer not just a superb location and stellar facilities, it can also do so within an environment that feels as serene and polished as a hotel.
This 29-storey, luxurious residential property is situated on the edge of KLCC park, a mere stroll from the lovely green oasis and the shopping centre beyond, while Bukit Bintang and Pavilion KL are also within walking distance.
Completed just 18 months ago, this two-block residence houses 54 exquisite, partially furnished apartments that range in size from 2,800 to 5,400sq ft. Each of the three bedrooms within boasts its own bathroom, affording the family their privacy or providing ample space for guests. Seclusion is further enhanced by the fact that each floor has just two apartments.
Perhaps more important than seclusion is security, and Residensi Kia Peng ensures residents feel secure thanks to the front gates being manned 24 hours per day, while residents can only gain access with their personal key card. Once inside, residents can enjoy the hotel-standard facilities, with a stylish swimming pool and Jacuzzi, a cosy barbeque area, and a well-appointed gymnasium for letting off steam. Function rooms are on hand for meetings or celebrating special events, and WiFi is available in the ground floor common area.
Whether you seek a stunning view of the Petronas Twin Towers, an easy walk to work, a perfect location for entertainment options, or a secure place to call home, Residensi Kia Peng can deliver with style and panache. These residential blocks can deliver a taste of hotel comfort coupled with modern chic to offer the ideal home away from home.
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Residensi Kia Peng,
12 Jalan Kia Peng,
50450 Kuala Lumpur.
Rental prices start from RM10,000 per month.
For more information,contact [email protected].
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Source: The Expat December 2012
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