Blk F beside STP, not easy to sell, who willing to open the window smell the shit. Personally thought that Blk A&B is the best location with KLCC view (but with HTC), than Blk C&D. Somehow not really agreed with MH's strategy of launching, unless they are so confident that the lake improvement really being totally changed and beautified.

I hope they honour what they claim... but not sure SA claim one or MH stated that they will beautify it.. but with the awarded green status... they have to do something.. or else, the green award can be revoke...

any one go fengshui talk ?

what is STP? Thanks

i'm guessing sewage treatment plant

Went there yesterday. Block F facing car park almost all taken up. Facing lake, unit taken can count with fingers. Price around 700k-800k+ for 1000sqf-1390sqf. Discount only 3% + 2%.

Gosh, like mont kiara condo price already. I couldn't sleep overnight why the price so expensive for leasehold near STP.

from your judgement how many % of phase 2 is sold now? what about phase one?

u can look around klang valley recent launched properties like Park Hill..

this year will be tough year for developers...but is good for buyers....can buy property under 600k at good location...some more ...got Prima, Rumah Mampu Milik...etc....

At a glimpse, I considered phase 1 (Block A & B) fully taken up. Phase 2 currently only Block F opened, looks only 20% taken up, which about all 20% at lower unit facing car park (no view).

i see.. thanks for your input...

blk f around 30% taken...

1000sqf with 700k? Crazy for leasehold. But willing buyer willing selling.

Hey guys. Seeing the layout of the floor plan. Talk abt feng sui, going in the masterbedroom and coming out also see toilet.. U think is ok?

http://lakeville-residence.com.my/files/LV...PlanBooklet.pdf

This post has been edited by tane282208: Jan 21 2015, 07:28 AM

then all master room with toilet inside also affected by feng shui?

Not sure... thats why asking..
seem like masuk keluar also see

This post has been edited by tane282208: Jan 21 2015, 06:27 PM

keep the bathroom door close when not in use.. should be okay gua...

Actually the layout is very good. Bad Feng Shui is, the toilet door facing your bed. Nowadays, developer wanted to optimize the usable area design, a lot of master bedroom toilet door is facing the bed, which is really no good. In Lakeville layout, they avoid this, that's why need to allocate small passage before entering to bedroom, to avoid toilet door facing. Imagine, when you wake up and still blur, u see the toilet door (if toilet door opened, you may wondering anything inside), the feeling not really good, some feng shui is developed based on basic human habit and comfort. And mirror facing to bed also no good.

For those 1050sqft and above (except B5, or maybe some), most unit type, the main entrance door also not direct open to the living room, which I personally think is very good too.

But all this may come to the price, which the usable area will no be as efficient as to optimize layout, but which I think is better to have comfortable feeling, rather maximizing the usable area but circulation/direct visibility/privacy/feng shui make you uncomfortable.

Anyway, i also chui shui only, not really no feng shui..... haha.

This post has been edited by kinnasai: Jan 22 2015, 10:23 AM

Thanks.. but when come out from the masterbedroom also see opposite toilet wor:(

This post has been edited by tane282208: Jan 22 2015, 10:24 AM

tane282208 <<--- toilet master

Least of my worry...as long as the rooms are square shaped with no funny or rounded edges.