BREAKING away from the conventional semi-detached houses is the zero-lot concept.
Purchasing a zero-lot home is soon becoming a popular choice among house buyers as these units look similar to a bungalow.
Focal Aims Land Holdings Berhad group general manager Shawn Yee explained that the zero-lot concept meant one side of the house had its side wall close to the boundary while the adjoining house is set back from the same boundary.
“At a glance you do not even realise it is a semi-detached unit because each house looks exactly like a bungalow with a garden to accompany it,” he said when explaining the Johor-based company’s latest development, the Saujana O-lot in Shah Alam.
Built on a 10.48ha hilltop overlooking the Federal Highway, the 48 houses come in two designs — D-Villa and SD-Villa.
Yee said D-Villa has a minimum built-up area of 4,437sq ft while SD-Villa only has a minimum built up of 3,572 sq ft.
The difference between the two villas are not just in size but in exclusivity as only three D-Villas are available with a starting price of RM2.8mil.
The remaining 45 units are in the SD-Villa range, which offers a starting price of RM1.6mil.
Residents of Saujana O-lot need not worry about recreational spots or shopping centres given its location just off the Federal Highway.
“Just minutes away is the Glenmarie Golf Club, Saujana Golf Club and Subang Golf and Country Club,” he said.
Shopping centres and hypermarkets such as Carrefour, Subang Parade, Citta Mall and Empire Subang are also located nearby.
Those who enjoy walking or running around the neighbourhood can utilise its jogging paths and pedestrian footpaths built around lush garden hedges and beautifully-landscaped water features along the gated-and-guarded area.
On accessibility, residents can get home from their work place through the New Klang Expressway, Damansara-Puchong Highway and Federal Highway.
For details, visit the Focal Aims Land office at Peremba Square, Shah Alam or call 03-7622 9983.
By The Star
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