IMHO, can’t go wrong buying into these super prime areas of Kuala Lumpur. 90s was the time many of these exclusive low density condos were popular, large piece of land but number units sometimes not even 100. Unlike nowadays 1 acre of land also can have 300 units!! Most units also generously sized 1500sf to 3000sf and the greenery and landscape is lush.

Of the ones you mentioned: Seri Duta II has 96 units, Seri Duta I has a little above 100 units and I think Intan Kenny has less than 15. So I think the feeling of exclusivity and privacy is assured. The quality of residents in Kenny Hills also can say generally better lah. These older condos also have more facilities such as tennis courts which at that time was a must have.

If you’re willing to look into Damansara Heights, can consider Prima Damansara and Desa Damansara. However, these two are more crowded and have limited carpark space as a result residents with more cars tend to park their cars along the streets which may be an eyesore.

If Bangsar is within your radar, check out Nusa Rhu. It appears to be among the better maintained ones for older blocks in Bangsar.