Premier 2.5 storey superlink house with private pool.
Built-up 4,250sf with 4 parking bays.
With only monthly installment for less RM 5k per month after C.F.
Show house ready for viewing.

This post has been edited by truly_malaysian: Feb 24 2012, 09:38 AM

so it's definitely more than a million, huh?
but superlink with >4k built up, that's good.

Difficult to imagine even place which is around 35km from kl city center now launching for more than a million. Beyond the affordability of majority of house buyers. Now i think people have to places like Beranang, Nilai, Salak Tinggi, Sepang, Banting if want to buy new landed houses for around 400 - 500k.

they not targeted kl ppl lah... targeted cyberjaya ceo, coo, cco, cto, cfo, c....

Developers are only interested in high margin properties. That's why in town they are building more and more mid to high end condos. One fine day in the future, there will be a reality check.

really interesting but installment to make 30years? lol

The built up is larger than semi-d and can park 4 cars! How much is the sales price for RM 5k instalment a month?

I am sure maintenance wont be expensive since you would be hiding in your on roof top most of the time, and wont need a clubhouse.

will it be dangerous for children?

Wow, this is something new/different.

Haha I am also worry that. If there is a leak, the water will flood the whole house, isn't it? There is something so heavy on top, the house seems is under constant threat, bad feng shui isn't it ?

Has been to their show house and see the roof top pool, simple calculation the whole weight of water is about 20,000 kgs !!

What more worry is how much the cost of repair on leaking after the defect liability period ( normally 2 years after CF ) ?

The pool is located outside the children room, on top of the living room. The whole project is made with sand bricks. Buyers, beware!

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Added on February 25, 2012, 4:17 pmThe inside built up is huge, but does not look it is 4250 sq ft.



This post has been edited by twins9: Feb 25 2012, 04:17 PM

Nusaputra is the one with land crack/sinking issue?

Swimming pool on the roof is the current trend overseas like in Singapore. Reflexions concept is cutting edge. Many other projects will offer this concept.
The are condos in kl with a pool for every unit,eg one kl next to m.o.
M'sia got banyak orang kaya.

In addition, there are also many condos/apts with swimming pool above carpark level or on rooftop.

It would be better if they did the swimming pool on top of car porch instead of on top of living room.

Trend is one thing, practicality is another. If Nusaputra houses can sink, what makes you think Reflexions wont?

this one pay 3k to own one as well?

Didnt bother to ask after seeing the real thing. If die die want to invest there, just buy a semid at Nusaputra - half the price, and build your own pool.

They can charge Rm1.29mil but wont even give you a decent ensuite bathroom. You will laugh at the master ensuite bathroom....look just like any ordinary bathroom, small and cramp. No feel of luxury at all.

Kitchen is also small as they want to make the living room as huge as possible.

There is no guest room on ground floor, master bedroom is on first floor and the 2 smaller rooms on 2nd floor, overlooking the swimming pool.

This house is only meant for those without kids or old folks. If you have children, can you sleep with peace of mind knowing they are steps away from a 4 ft deep pool? If you have old ppl, where can they sleep? Maid's room or on top floor? Give the old folks the master bedroom on first floor? You and hubby cramp in one room...where the rest of your kids cramp in the other?

4250 sq ft...I dont know how they come out with it....unless they include the airspace in the double ceiling area, and the roof covering the car porch.

The design may be nice like Singapore or whatever country you can think of....but practicality is out.

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Added on February 26, 2012, 8:47 amThe road is great if you work in Cyberjaya....but with that price, I really expected more.

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Added on February 26, 2012, 8:55 amD Island designs are much nicer....I must say.



This post has been edited by twins9: Feb 26 2012, 08:55 AM

Agree. There are many things proven working in overseas but when do in Malaysia they just fail just like anything else.