Wing Tai offering 3 luxe projects near KL high speed rail terminus
Riding on the positive sentiment surrounding the development of the Singapore-KL high speed rail, Wing Tai Asia is showcasing its portfolio of three luxury KL properties in Singapore this weekend.
According to Wing Tai Asia, all three developments will be situated in the Kuala Lumpur City Centre (KLCC) within 5 km of the high speed rail’s KL terminus at Bandar Malaysia.
The high speed rail will connect Greater KL with five other cities – Seremban, Malacca, Muar, Batu Pahat and Johor – before terminating in Singapore’s Jurong East.
The first of Wing Tai’s three developments, Le Nouvel KLCC, is a two-tower residential development inspired by the Petronas Twin Towers.
It will sport an exterior consisting of greenery against the backdrop of a steely, glass facade. Designed by Pritzker-Prize laureate Jean Nouvel, the 195-unit project consists of luxury apartments spanning two towers of 43 and 48 storeys. Apartment sizes range from 1,625 to 2,745 sq ft, while penthouses occupy a floor area of 4,155 to 4,553 sq ft. Prices start from RM6 million (S$2.2 million) per unit.
Meanwhile, the Verticas Residensi will have apartments overlooking the Petronas Twin Towers, KL Tower and city skyline. Units at the development, ready for immediate occupation, are selling at an average of RM1,300 per sq ft. The freehold property comprises 308 one to five-bedroom residential apartments and 115 service apartments.
Located in Bukit Ceylon within the shopping and entertainment district of KL’s central business district (CBD), the development offers three 43-storey towers. Its four-storey service apartment tower, the Lanson Place Bukit Ceylon, is managed by hotel and service apartment chain Lanson Place.
Guida Mosely Brown Architects of Australia is the designer behind Verticas Residensi. The Nobleton Crest located in the enclave of Jalan U-Thant or the Embassy Row is also designed by Guida Mosely Brown.
The freehold development consists of simplex and duplex apartments, as well as duplex and triplex penthouses. All of its 25 units offer four bedrooms with study or family areas. The uppermost units come with a private swimming pool each, complete with timber decking.
Nobleton Crest is also in close proximity to the private Royal Selangor Gold club, Petronas Twin Towers, and offices in the CBD. Its apartments are going for an average of RM1,200 per sq ft. Wing Tai’s counter closed at S$1.935, down half a cent, on Thursday.
Within the linear site of Nobleton Crest, the architect sought to provide the ambience of gracious villas in the city.
