ASCOTT STARRESIDENCESTAR KLCC · KUALA LUMPUR — MANAGED BY THE ASCOTT LIMITED

On Jalan Yap Kwan Seng at its corner with Jalan Mayang, postcode 50450 Kuala Lumpur — the office-and-embassy street that runs off Jalan Ampang into the KLCC core. The distances on this page are the developer's own printed table, and they read like a walking map: Menara AmBank 50 m, Megan Avenue 2 at 120 m, the Petronas Twin Towers 450 m, Avenue K 550 m, Suria KLCC 600 m and the KLCC LRT terminal 650 m, with the whole Jalan Ampang office belt — Public Bank, Maxis, Menara 3 Petronas at 650 m, Citibank at 900 m — in between. OpenStreetMap pins the tower itself on Jalan Mayang, the side street the drop-off opens onto, and the interactive map on this page uses that pin. The practical reading: this is the rare address where the Twin Towers, the park, the LRT and several thousand office desks are all genuinely on foot, and the Star Walk Of Fame dining street is at the bottom of the lift.

Prices start at RM1,509,550, per this site's own project record — against the 700 sq ft one-bedroom Type A1 that works out to about RM2,156 per square foot, luxuriously furnished. The thirteen drawn plans run from the 679 sq ft Type A3 one-bedroom through the one-plus-ones (797 to 851 sq ft), the two-bedroom Type C (937 to 959 sq ft), the dual-key E1 (1,335 sq ft) and the sky-floor plans up to the 2,972 sq ft Type G four-plus-one. Because the tower is completed stock, pricing is per specific unit rather than a launch grid — the level, the facing (the plates label KLCC and KL Tower to the south east, the pool and KL city to the north east, KL118 and KLCC to the south west, mountains to the north west) and the plan all move the figure, so ask for the current availability list. The monthly holding cost is confirmed for this page: maintenance is RM0.65 PER SQUARE FOOT A MONTH WITH THE SINKING FUND INCLUDED in that rate — about RM455 a month on the 700 sq ft Type A1, RM525 on the 808 sq ft B2, RM609 on the 937 sq ft Type C, RM910 on the 1,400 sq ft Type E and RM1,932 on the 2,972 sq ft Type G, with no second sinking-fund bill on top. The car park allocation is confirmed too: ONE BAY for the one- and two-bedroom homes, and ONE SINGLE PLUS ONE TANDEM BAY for the three-bedrooms and above.

Yes. The tower was completed in 2021 and The Ascott is already operating in it — this is standing, finished stock, not a launch render. That changes the purchase in three practical ways. First, there is no construction risk and no waiting: you view the actual home with its actual view, and vacant possession follows the purchase. Second, every home is handed over LUXURIOUSLY FURNISHED — the brochure's bedroom and living-kitchen photography is of the real interiors, with engineered timber flooring in the living and bedrooms and homogeneous tile in the wet areas per the specification. Third, the facilities are real and operating: the H₂O deck on Level 6, the rooftop O₃ sky park, the grand lobby with its marble floor — all inspectable before you sign. For an investor, completed-and-furnished also means the home can go straight to the rental market, with the Ascott name already established at the address.

One tower, two components, and the split is worth understanding before you buy. ASCOTT STAR KLCC occupies Levels 7 to 33A — suites run with The Ascott Limited's full serviced-residence operation, the same brand CapitaLand runs in 130+ cities. ASCOTT STAR RESIDENCES occupies Levels 35 to 56 — private homes with their own dedicated lift for security and privacy, living the condominium life with the residential facilities at H₂O on Level 6. The bridge between the two is the à la carte menu: residents can call on Ascott's services — concierge, room service, 5-star hotel amenities, meeting rooms, laundry and valet, express check-in and check-out — on request, with additional charges, so the hotel layer is there when you want it and absent from your bills when you don't. The floor plates also step with height: the 679–851 sq ft one-bedroom and one-plus-one plans dominate the lower bands, the plans grow through Levels 43–52, and Levels 53–56 carry the 1,206–2,972 sq ft sky-floor homes.

FREEHOLD — and a residential tower, on a street where much of the newer supply is leasehold or commercial-titled serviced apartments. The developer is Alpine Return Sdn Bhd, the joint venture behind the whole Star Development: SYMPHONY LIFE BERHAD, the Bursa-listed developer of Tijani Kenny Hills and 6 Ceylon, together with UNITED MALAYAN LAND (UMLand), whose niche division built Suasana Sentral Loft and Suasana Bangsar. The contractor is SAMSUNG C&T — the builder whose landmark list includes the Petronas Twin Towers themselves and the Burj Khalifa in Dubai. The building is managed by THE ASCOTT LIMITED, a member of CapitaLand and one of the world's leading serviced-residence owner-operators with more than 500 properties across 130+ cities. The development's shelf carries three Asia Pacific Property Awards 2017-2018 — Best Apartment Malaysia and Best Mixed-Use Architecture Malaysia at five stars, plus the Mixed-Use Development Malaysia award — and the BrandLaureate Signature Brand award for luxury condominiums.

Thirteen drawn plans from 679 to 2,972 sq ft, all published on this page — every built-up including its A/C ledge, as the brochure totals them. THE ONE-BEDROOMS: Type A3 (679 sq ft, Levels 7–42), Type A1 (700–711 sq ft, two stacks a floor, the most numerous plan) and Type A2 (722 sq ft, Levels 43–52). THE ONE-PLUS-ONES: B1 (797 sq ft), B2 (808–819 sq ft, two stacks) and B3 (851 sq ft) — each with a genuine study room. THE FAMILY PLANS: the two-bedroom Type C (937–959 sq ft, both bedrooms bathroom-served), the 1,206 sq ft Type D two-plus-one on the sky floors, and two three-bedrooms — the 1,335 sq ft E1 DUAL KEY, whose studio annex has its own pantry, dining and bathroom behind a second front door, and the straight 1,400 sq ft Type E above Level 42. THE SKY FLOORS: the 1,809 sq ft F1, the 2,089 sq ft F2, and the 2,972 sq ft Type G four-plus-one with wet and dry kitchens, a maid's room and five bathrooms, on Levels 55–56 only. A typical floor carries ten homes; the sky floors thin to six and then five. Car parking follows the bedroom count: ONE BAY with the one- and two-bedroom plans, ONE SINGLE PLUS ONE TANDEM BAY with the three-bedrooms and above.

Two decks, at opposite ends of the tower. H₂O @ LEVEL 6 is the main facilities floor, and its plan legend runs to 37 items: the swimming pool, kids' pool and reflective pool with a link bridge across the water, a jacuzzi, floating cabana and hydrotherapy shower, the koi pond, rock garden and hammock garden, an outdoor pavilion with BBQ lounge, and the playground — then indoors, the gym, dance/yoga and kickboxing rooms, a sports lounge, reading room and child play area, THREE KTV ROOMS PLUS TWO VIP KTV ROOMS, a banquet room with pre-function space, a meeting room, surau, laundromat, convenience store and changing rooms. ON THE ROOF, the O₃ sky park sets a lap pool and sun deck against the skyline — the brochure's photograph of it looks straight at the Petronas Twin Towers. Above the facilities sits the Ascott layer: à la carte concierge, room service, hotel amenities, laundry and valet, and express check-in/out, on request with additional charges. The Star Boulevard dining street and the Star Walk Of Fame complete the picture at ground level.