RESORT STYLE: An artist's impression of the Ara Hill project
The final phase of Ara Hill, a luxury residential development by Sime Darby Property in the Klang Valley, received overwhelming response from buyers, with more than RM50 million in sales recorded over a one-week period.
Ara Hill was launched in March this year and has attracted good response from buyers.
The final phase, which offers 182 units, with bigger terraces, private gardens and outdoor pavilions, were quickly snapped up.
Apart from the larger built-up area, an added attraction of the final phase is that all units come complete with high-quality built-in kitchen cabinets and wardrobes.
Built on elevated freehold land within the prestigious Ara Damansara community, Ara Hill features two types of residences - the Resort Villas, a choice of single storey or duplex units with more than 13 luxurious design layouts ranging from 1948 sq ft, housed within a three-storey low-rise building, and the Resort Condominiums, available in four blocks of eight- to 10-storey condominiums ranging from 1442 sq ft to an opulent 4994 sq ft for the penthouses.
The Ara Hill development is the result of Sime Darby Property's efforts to create an exclusive resort-style, ultra low density residential sanctuary sprawled over 6.48 hectares.
The entire project has an estimated gross development value of RM300 million.
Ara Hill offers an extensive overall choice of more than 16 design layouts to meet the different lifestyle needs of individual residents, and prices for the units begin from RM566,900.
The targeted completion date for the entire development is 2010.
Commenting on the continued interest in Ara Hill, director of group property of Sime Darby Bhd, Datuk Tunku Badlishah said that the market recognised the value proposition that Ara Hill offers and appreciates the efforts that have gone into making the development a success.
By New Straits Times
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I hv been to the site twice and is indeed impressive when ones walk in the show unit. However, the price has increased by 10%-15% as compared to Phase 1. Choice of units are limited esp those good location. I presume not many would like to commit at these period of time due to the uncertainty of the economic unless more attractive offers should be added on beside the existing freebies. One disadvantage of the built-in wardrobes, cabinet offered is the buyer don't hv a personal preference. Is either take it or leave it. Bear in mind, is the satisfaction that the buyer is looking for. Not just "FREE" that matters.
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