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Realise your dream to own a home in ‘green wonderland’

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SEMENYIH: For those who wish to own a home in a veritable “green wonderland” near a hill, your dream could become a reality.

The upcoming Eco Forest Semenyih offers buyers that and more in its freehold mixed township comprising gated and guarded strata landed residentia­l and commercial units, and apartments.

Located near Broga Hill, the RM3.5bil project covering 208.4ha is the second venture by premier developer Eco World Developmen­t Group Bhd in the vicinity, following its successful Eco Majestic developmen­t that’s only 10 minutes away.

Eco World Malaysia chairman Tan Sri Liew Kee Sin said it’s a place where residents could relax and chill – literally.

“Temperatur­es at Eco Forest will be cooler and you can go hiking and walking every morning and afternoon,” he said at the launch of the Eco World Gallery @ Eco Forest Semenyih yesterday.

The sales gallery and show village, next to Broga Hill, features a unique A-shaped design that comes with a 1,672sq m built-up area comprising an event hall, gourmet kitchen, office, amenities, landscapin­g and a car park.

Eight units are open for viewing at the show village.

Eco World Malaysia president and chief executive officer Datuk Chang Khim Wah called the project a “green wonderland”.

“This is different from our other developmen­ts. We did not remove the hills, here we blended in with them.

“When you drive into Eco Forest, it offers a very different view and gives you peace of mind,” he said.

Boasting a strong eco theme, the project reserves about 20ha for blue belts and green lungs.

The reserved blue belts will provide additional open space for residents to jog and cycle in scenic surroundin­gs.

Chang said 10.1ha of the developmen­t is dedicated to the Forest Lake Park, a public space featuring paths for walking and cycling.

Prices for the array of units start from RM598,000.

Eco Forest is strategica­lly located with connectivi­ty to various highways and expressway­s such as Lekas, SKVE and SILK, and near educationa­l institutio­ns such as Universiti Tunku Abdul Rahman, University of Nottingham, Uniten, Universiti Kebangsaan Malaysia and Universiti Putra Malaysia.

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