Every unit is oriented towards the lush forest view surroundings of Bukit Kerinchi . The generous green realms and vertical gardens are designed to prevent undue heat gains.
Strategic Location
Secoya Residences is but a few minutes away from the burgeoning MSC Malaysia Cyber center at Bangsar South as well as within 5km distance from Mid Valley Megamall, one of Malaysia's premier shopping locations.
Convenience & Accessibility
A direct link to Pantai Sentral Park from the New Pantai Expressway (NPE) has been built by IJM Land Berhad. The Residences is also within close vicinity to the Universiti LRT and Pantai Dalam KTM stations.
Secoya Residences is the Phase 2 development of IJM Land's visionary township of Pantai Sentral Park that sits on a significant 58-acre parcel of land with a gross development value of RM2.5 Billion.
PROJECT DESCRIPTION
The Secoya Residences comprise of 243 units of residential condominiums with built-ups ranging from 1,050 to 1,670 sq. ft. for its two-to-four bedroom units, priced from RM850,000 onwards. Each unit is oriented either towards the North with the city views or the South with forest and pool views.
Nearby Amenities
Convenience and Accessibility at Its Finest
commercial center
Mid Valley Megamall & The Gardens
Tesco
Aeon Big
Petrol Stations
Wet Market
Banking Facilities
EDUCATION CENTER
Garden International School
Mont Kiara International School
University of Malaya
Alice Smith School
MEDICAL CENTER
Life Care Diagnostic Medical Center
International Specialist Eye Center Malaysia
University Malaya Medical Center
Pantai Medical Center (Bangsar)
Taman Desa Medical Center
About the Developer
IJM Land Berhad
Established Developer
IJM Land Berhad has been redefining property landscapes in delivering various world-class integrated waterfront and township development since 1989.
Recognized Brand Name
As a multiple award-winning property developer, IJM Land Berhad is one of the Top 10 Developers in Malaysia with portfolio of undeveloped landbank of 4,000 acres spanning across Malaysia.
