CONLAYSIGNATURE SUITESTHE CONLAY · BY E&O × MITSUI FUDOSAN

On Jalan Conlay at its corner with Jalan Kia Peng, postcode 50450 Kuala Lumpur — inside the Golden Triangle, on the quiet embassy-and-palace side of it. OpenStreetMap maps the tower's own plot, and measured straight-line from it: the Conlay MRT station is about 220 m, Prince Court Medical Centre about 170 m, Pavilion Kuala Lumpur about 776 m, KLCC Park about 853 m, The Exchange TRX about 902 m, the Royal Selangor Golf Club about 932 m and the Petronas Twin Towers about 1.28 km. Those are straight-line measurements taken for this page, not walking routes — real journeys run longer, so read them as the floor. The immediate neighbours tell you the address's character: Istana Hinggap Johor and Istana Terengganu across the way, the Royale Chulan and Prince Court on the same street, and the golf club's fairways opening the eastern view — the brochure labels that edge of the site RSGC View. It is the rare KLCC-fringe address that is walkable to Pavilion yet not on a nightlife strip.

Prices start at RM1,460,000 — against the 635 sq ft Type E one-bedroom that works out to about RM2,299 per square foot, fully furnished. The six drawn plans run from that 635 sq ft Type E through the 710 sq ft E1 and E2, the 947 sq ft F and F(A) one-plus-ones, to the 1,335 sq ft two-bedroom Type G, and the launch coverage records larger homes in the release up to 3,617 sq ft penthouses, by enquiry. Because the tower is completed and this is the final release, pricing is per specific unit rather than a launch grid — the level, the facing (RSGC and golf-course east, TRX south, or the palace side) and the plan all move the figure, so ask for the current availability list against a type and stack. The monthly holding cost is confirmed for this page: maintenance is RM0.67 PER SQUARE FOOT A MONTH WITH THE SINKING FUND INCLUDED in that rate — about RM425 a month on the 635 sq ft Type E, RM476 on the 710 sq ft E1 and E2, RM634 on the 947 sq ft F and F(A), and RM894 on the 1,335 sq ft Type G, with no second sinking-fund bill on top. One figure is still not published: the car park allocation — ask for it in writing against the specific unit before you commit.

Yes. The tower is built and Conlay Signature Suites was launched in July 2025 as completed, move-in-ready stock — the site's own record carries a Q2 2025 completion. That changes what buying here means in three practical ways. First, there is no construction risk and no waiting: you view the actual home, not a show unit of it, and vacant possession follows the purchase rather than a build. Second, every Signature Suite comes FULLY FURNISHED — the Japandi-influenced interiors in the brochure's photography, with quality materials and refined finishes, are what is handed over, which is why the photography on this page is largely photography rather than artist's impressions. Third, the facilities are real and operating — the heated pools on Levels 11 and 36, the gymnasium, the Level 50 sky dining — so you can inspect all of it before you sign. This was the second and final phase of the development: phase 1, Conlay Residences, is fully sold, so what remains is this release of 194 homes.

Freehold — on 1.44 acres at the Jalan Conlay / Jalan Kia Peng corner, which matters in a city centre where much of the new supply is leasehold. The development is a joint venture between E&O — Eastern & Oriental Berhad, the Malaysian developer whose name has stood on the Eastern & Oriental Hotel in Penang since the 19th century, and behind The Mews and The Peak in KL — and MITSUI FUDOSAN GROUP, one of Japan's largest real estate companies, the developer of Tokyo Midtown Hibiya. The architecture is by KERRY HILL ARCHITECTS with GDP Architects: Kerry Hill was the Australian architect who shaped tropical modernism across Asia — The Datai Langkawi, the Desert Palm Dubai and a string of Aman resorts — and was awarded the Royal Australian Institute of Architects Gold Medal in 2006 and the Order of Australia in 2012. The building is also certified Provisional GreenRE (Gold), with the energy-efficient fittings and materials that rating requires. The homes sit on COMMERCIAL TITLE, which is usual for serviced residences in the city centre — the practical difference is that utilities and local assessment are billed at commercial rates, so factor that into the running costs alongside the RM0.67 psf maintenance.

Six drawn plans, all published on this page, from 635 to 1,335 sq ft — every one fully furnished. TYPE E (635 sq ft, 59 sq m) is the one-bedroom entry plan and the most numerous, six stacks a floor, with the living room and master bedroom sharing the window wall. TYPES E1 AND E2 (both 710 sq ft, 66 sq m) widen the frontage — the E1 puts the kitchen island behind an open living/dining room, the E2 turns the same area around the corner splay. TYPES F AND F(A) (both 947 sq ft, 88 sq m) are the one-plus-ones and the sleeper value in the plate: the study has bathroom 2 directly beside it so it genuinely works as a guest room, and the master gains a freestanding bath and twin vanity. TYPE G (1,335 sq ft, 124 sq m) is the corner two-bedroom, one a floor — both bedrooms ensuite, a powder room for guests, an island kitchen and eight-seat dining. The typical Signature floor carries SIXTEEN homes, numbered 1 to 16 with no unit 4 or 14 (3A and 13A stand in). Larger homes up to 3,617 sq ft penthouses exist in the release but are not drawn in this brochure — ask for those by enquiry.

The facilities stack on three levels, and the split is unusual: two FULL facility floors rather than one podium. LEVEL 11 is the club floor — a heated swimming pool with jacuzzi, the gymnasium and sauna, and the indoor rooms: a meeting room, library lounge, billiard room, children's playroom, multimedia room, music room and multipurpose lounge. LEVEL 36 repeats the wet deck high in the tower — a second heated pool and jacuzzi, a kid's pool, a second gymnasium and sauna, and a multipurpose room — so upper-floor residents swim twenty-five storeys closer to home. LEVEL 50 is the crown: residents' SKY DINING, serving seasonal menus against the full sweep of the skyline, from KL Tower to Merdeka 118. On top of the facilities sits the serviced-living layer that E&O leads with: a full 24-hour concierge for car hire, tours, food and newspaper delivery, pre-arrival shopping and courier packing, plus on-demand housekeeping, a personal chef for private dinners, branded linen set-up, bathroom amenities, a basic handyman service and a shuttle bus. The hospitality services are optional and charged separately, subject to availability — ask for the current service menu and rates.

The Conlay's corner of the Golden Triangle is served by CONLAY STATION (PY22) on the MRT Putrajaya line, about 220 metres straight-line from the plot — a covered stroll rather than a commute. The line's next stops are the two addresses that bracket this neighbourhood: ONE STOP SOUTH is Tun Razak Exchange, the country's only cross-platform interchange with the Kajang line, under The Exchange TRX mall — so Bukit Bintang, Cochrane's MyTOWN and IKEA, and the Kajang-line corridor are all one change away. ONE STOP NORTH is KLCC East (Persiaran KLCC), on the park's doorstep. Off the rails, the walking radius covers most of what the city centre is for: Pavilion Kuala Lumpur about 776 m measured, KLCC Park about 853 m, The Exchange TRX about 902 m, Suria KLCC about 1.2 km — and Prince Court Medical Centre, one of the country's leading private hospitals, about 170 m. Driving, Jalan Conlay feeds Jalan Bukit Bintang, Jalan Tun Razak and the SMART tunnel within a few turns. The measured figures are straight-line from the mapped plot, taken for this page; walks run a little longer.