102 Tanah Kediaman untuk Dijual di Precinct Arundina

Property Details

• Freehold
• 2-storey Semi-D
• Brand New
• Built-up: 2,495 sq.ft
• Land Size: 32' x 75'
• 4+1 Bedrooms
• 5 Bathrooms

Key Features

• Limited Unit
• Facing North & South
• Nice Side Garden
• Gated & Guarded Community
• Club House Facilities
• Well Maintained, Move-in Condition

Brand New Features

• Smart Home System
• Solar Water Heater
• Solid Wood Flooring
• Air-cond Point Ready
• 3 Phase Wiring 60amps

Forest Park and Crafted Landscape

Setia Eco Park features a 56-acre forest park, offering jungle trekking, eco-discovery walks, and panoramic views. The development embraces sustainable landscaping with diverse flora and fauna, creating an ideal habitat for fish, butterflies, birds, and other creatures.

Waterways, Lakes, and Creeks

With 94 acres dedicated to waterways, lakes, and creeks, Setia Eco Park creates a home at one with Mother Nature. Islands within lakes serve as nesting grounds for beautiful birds, providing a serene environment for residents.

Secured Community

Security is paramount at Setia Eco Park, featuring Vehicle Access Control, fibre optic fence protection, CCTV with motion detection, individual home alarms, and 24-hour internal security patrol. Your safety and well-being are prioritized.

Recreating Nature & The Living Landscape - Birds Sanctuary

Setia Eco Park collaborates with Kuala Lumpur Bird Park to sustain resident bird species. Fruits feeding stations and strategically planted fruit trees contribute to the birds' habitat. The natural ecosystem attracts a variety of birds, providing a unique living experience.

Community Facilities

Setia Eco Park offers a private clubhouse, sports and rejuvenation facilities, business centers, F&B hub, schools, badminton academy, hypermarket, parks, and bicycle paths. Enjoy a vibrant community with a plethora of facilities for a fulfilling lifestyle.

Recreating Nature & The Living Landscape - Butterflies Sanctuary

Collaborating with Penang Butterfly Farm, Setia Eco Park sustains existing and introduces new butterfly species. Strategic planting of food and nectar plants supports butterflies' colony, with nearly 1000 species planted. The sanctuary ensures the well-being of caterpillars and larvae before freeing them back to nature.