I heard 2nd Dec launching, anyone have any idea?

The concept is nice but not sure the developer can deliver the quality output or not

This post has been edited by thomas163: Nov 29 2012, 11:16 AM

2.5 storey maybe

OWS - you seems like know a lot of this development. Any show unit?

post some photo if someone was there this Sunday as I'm at outstation and can't make it

I'm still outstation, I'm looking for double storey but heard sold out

any show unit guys ...will pay a visit on 21st/12

I managed to grab one unit 2 storey - the landscape concept is fantastic and it will complete in 2 years time.




This post has been edited by thomas163: Dec 28 2012, 04:42 PM

I think you are referring to this

You will never know until 2014 Dec , we can complaint to housing ministry for misconduct if is not the same as advertised

This post has been edited by thomas163: Jan 21 2013, 07:42 PM

Hi Ken, nice photo and thank you for the update ...share more if you pass by that area again ..cheers

The Edge - The Developer Focus on Rawang

LakeClub Parkhome
The unique selling point of LakeClub Parkhome is its inverted layout and open green concept — the living room and kitchen
face the back of the homes, overlooking a shared green space measuring 30ft or 60ft, says DA Land director Sip Mun Yee.
The extra room (or maid’s room) and the toilet are at the front near the entrance instead. Homeowners have the option of
breaking the walls of the extra room to create a larger living room extending from the front to the back.
"From our observation, we realised that the area at the back of the homes in most housing schemes is not put to good use,"
says Sip.
Most buyers, he says, welcome the idea of having their living room face the green space or garden at the back instead of the
front of the house.
The green space will be maintained by a management company.
"This is different from the conventional design where the living room traditionally faces the front porch, which often ends up as
a parking space anyway," says Sip.
Another unusual feature is that the houses won’t have gates and only have low brick walls separating one unit from another.
"We want to create an open concept where there are less barriers between neighbours so that they can mingle and
eventually foster a close-knit community, as seen in kampungs," explains Sip.
Some 11 acres will be set aside for a central park as well as linear parks. There will be a clubhouse with facilities that include
futsal and badminton courts, table tennis, swimming pool, gym, tai chi zone, multi-purpose hall and barbecue area. There will
even be a pet-friendly zone with its own pool.
The development will be gated and guarded with CCTV and perimeter fencing, and have a small commercial component.
The 2-storey units are priced from RM700,000, and the 2½-terraced homes from RM900,000. The homes, designed by GM
Ling Architects, are fully extended, with built-ups of 2,511 to 3,570 sq ft.
All LakeClub Parkhome buyers have to sign a perpetual deed of mutual covenant, which requires them to get approval from
the township’s management before they can carry out exterior renovations. This is to ensure that the development retains its
overall look.
Sip says there have been many cases where irresponsible house owners renovate their homes with gaudy, over-the-top
designs without consulting their neighbours, affecting the aesthetic value of the overall design. Some unfortunate house
owners are even reported to have found it difficult to dispose of their homes in the secondary market due to a neighbour’s
architectural whims.
Chew says most of the first phase buyers are relatively young, in their thirties and above. Other buyers include upgraders
now staying in areas such as Subang Jaya, Selayang, Kepong and Sungai Buloh, some locals from the Rawang and
Serendah vicinity, and a small percentage of investors.
Development plans for the rest of DA Land’s landbank in Rawang include a 51-acre commercial development, while the
remaining area is earmarked for another residential development.
The developer sees great potential in Rawang and hopes to acquire more land for niche developments there. "We aim to
continue to focus our future projects solely in the Klang Valley. Looking ahead, we hope to establish and build a strong brand
name," says Chew.

I think he referring to this development

The TWO - Rawang

Still long way to go, I think another 5 to 10 years

DPC rawang version, I hope the finishing and landscape can par with it. Let's see in Dec 2014.

Anyone knows the sales status?

This post has been edited by thomas163: Apr 29 2013, 02:14 PM

I think is the same Boss!

Still got early bird package?

THE STAR: Boutique developer DA Land rides Rawang’s growth with LakeClub Parkhome

The Star - Lakeclub Rawang

The Star
The Star - Lakeclub Parkhome

New development in Rawang open for sale
TUCKED away in Rawang is a township surrounded by lush greenery — LakeClub Parkhome — a resort style home boasting a linear park, lake, central park and clubhouse.

LakeClub Parkhome is surrounded by forest reserves nearby and landscaped lake gardens. The development has 222 units of two-storey and 2½-storey villas.

Both villas come with a fairly big lot size of 22 ft by 75 ft — perfect for a bit of outdoor fun with family.

Garden Villas are the smaller ones with built-ups measuring 2,511 sq ft with 4+1 bedrooms and five bathrooms while the Grand Villas come in at 3,570 sq ft with 5+1 bedrooms and six bathrooms, both of which are suitable for average sized families.

The Villas open up to a 30 feet linear park from its living rooms. This park lines the homes prettily, proving a naturally beautiful surrounding and facilitates air ventilation around the homes.

Residents can take a leisurely stroll from the linear park to the charming 4.45ha (11-acre) central park, which spreads across the centre of the development.

The serenity of the lake and clubhouse is perfect for relaxation and play for both young and old.

On security, some of the features include a single entrance guardhouse with boom gates monitored by high-resolution CCTV.

The guardhouse is equipped with a PABX Phone system and residents’ vehicles get special access.

Perimeter fencing is also installed with high-quality anti-climbing welded-mesh fencing, and brick-wall fencing in some areas of the township, complete with a round-the-clock manned guardhouse and patrolling guards.

Boasting an Olympic-sized swimming pool, a gym room, and a jogging and cycling track, LakeClub Parkhome’s clubhouse is its pride.

Racquet sports, being popular in Malaysia, are also given prominence with the availability of badminton and table tennis courts.

There is also a futsal court for aspiring footballers and children are bound to enjoy the adventure park crafted specially for them. Other amenities within the clubhouse are a barbecue area and a multipurpose / banquet hall.

LakeClub Parkhome is within walking-distance to nearly 650 shops in Rawang town centre.

With the Latar Expressway located a mere five kilometres away and the PLUS Rawang toll six kilometres away, residents can easily access the city centre via the Jalan Duta and Jalan Kuching interconnecting roads.

The township is also in close proximity to the myriad of public and private schools, supermarkets, major bus and taxi stations, the Rawang KTM station while a private medical centre is targeted for completion very near the township.

The Garden Villas are priced from RM720,000 to RM1.02mil while the Grand Villas are priced from RM931,100 to RM1.075mil.

LakeClub Parkhome is open for sale now and is projected to be ready by December 2014.

Bumiputra buyers can expect to enjoy a 7% discount on the listed prices.

All early birds can expect to receive a special promotional package worth more than RM50,000.

You are right, should have a professional sales team to promote the project which will boost the buyer confident level. Anyway, I deal directly with the sales manager which provide very professional and details information, it did help me to make the decision to secure one unit even though I'm at oversea at that time.