The Eden @ Kenny Hills

Prices start from RM7,900,000. That is the entry price for a deluxe residence, the smallest of which is 5,296 sq ft, so the entry figure works out at roughly RM1,490 per square foot. The penthouses run from 9,182 sq ft to 19,041 sq ft and are priced on application. Published prices are indicative and gross, and the figure for a particular home depends on the block, the floor, the layout and what is still available.

The site is on Jalan Gallagher at Taman Duta, in the Kenny Hills (Bukit Tunku) enclave of Kuala Lumpur, between Jalan Tengku Ampuan and Lebuhraya Sultan Iskandar and a short drive from Jalan Tuanku Abdul Halim. The developer's own location map marks Mont Kiara, Sri Hartamas, Damansara Heights, Bukit Damansara and Kampung Baru as the neighbouring districts, with KLCC, KL Tower, Merdeka 118, the National Palace, the Houses of Parliament and the Perdana Botanical Gardens all in the surrounding frame. The developer markets the development as Eden Taman Duta; the KL postal address is still listed as to be confirmed in the agency brief.

Yes. The land is freehold and held on a residential title rather than a commercial one, which means electricity, water and assessment are billed at residential rates — unlike a serviced residence, where they are billed commercially. The site measures 12.25 acres.

There are 146 homes in eight blocks, A through H. One hundred and twenty-four are deluxe residences (85% of the development) and 22 are penthouses (15%). Type A deluxe residences run 5,296 to 5,533 sq ft and account for 104 homes; Type C deluxe is 6,491 sq ft across 20 homes. Among the penthouses, Type A is 9,182 to 9,192 sq ft over 12 homes, Type C is 11,141 sq ft over six, and Type D is 18,998 to 19,041 sq ft over four. The blocks hold 13, 13, 21, 27, 13, 12, 27 and 20 units respectively.

The deluxe residences are single-floor homes of 5,296 to 6,491 sq ft. The penthouses are two-storey homes of 9,182 to 19,041 sq ft, and the upper floor is what makes them: a plunge pool, an entertainment lounge, outdoor decks and a private lawn, reached by a home lift and a private staircase inside the residence. The upper floor accounts for 3,886 to 8,028 sq ft of the total area depending on the type.

Type A and Type C penthouses are laid out as 4 + 2 bedrooms — four family bedrooms plus a maid's room and a study or junior room. Type A carries six bathrooms and a powder room; Type C carries seven and a powder room. Type D penthouses are 5 + 2 bedrooms with eight bathrooms and a powder room. Every plan draws a separate wet and dry kitchen, a pantry, a laundry, a yard, a maid's bathroom and a housekeeping entrance kept away from the main foyer.

Two deluxe plans are drawn and published on this page. Type A2 is 5,307 sq ft, laid out as 4 + 2 bedrooms with five bathrooms and a powder room: the living, dining and family room open onto a run of four balconies, the master suite with its own bath and wardrobe closes the far end, and the dry kitchen, pantry, wet kitchen, laundry, study and maid's room sit behind the foyer on the service side. Type C is 6,491 sq ft — the largest single-floor home here — laid out as 4 + 2 bedrooms with six bathrooms and a powder room and entered through a private lift lobby, with the master suite, its sitting area, wardrobe and bath taking one whole end of the plan and bedrooms 2 and 3 on their own balconies. Type A2 is one of the Type A plans that run 5,296 to 5,533 sq ft across 104 homes; the other Type A variants are not drawn in the developer's collateral.

Twenty-nine facility spaces grouped into four pavilions in the centre of the site. The Eden Club carries a central lap pool, learner pool, kids' pool, submerged lounger deck, garden cabanas, a yoga deck, a kids' play area and a BBQ area. The Wellness Pavilion carries a wellness suite, steam room, sauna, cold plunge, jacuzzi, lounger deck and pool. The Garden Pavilion carries a viewing deck, pre-function area, event pavilion, BBQ area and open lawn. The Active Pavilion carries a tennis court, therapy room, sports lounge, a multipurpose half-basketball and pickleball court and a green terrace. The grounds also hold a waiting pavilion, guardhouse, EV charging bays, a pet care area, visitors' parking and penthouse lawns.

BRDB Developments Sdn Bhd (5521-A) — formerly Bandar Raya Developments Berhad — the developer behind Bangsar Shopping Centre, Bangsar Baru and CapSquare in Kuala Lumpur. The architect is GDP Architects, the landscape architect is Walrus Design and the common-area interior design is by Edo Yvonne.

Wardrobe systems are by Molteni&C. The dry kitchen is Poggenpohl with Gaggenau appliances; the wet kitchen carries Bosch appliances. Sanitary ware is Villeroy & Boch and the bath and kitchen fittings are Hansgrohe. Specifications in the agency brief are subject to change by the developer's architect, so confirm the final schedule against the sale and purchase agreement.

Q4 2028 is the expected completion on my project record. The agency brief does not carry an advertising permit date. Message me on WhatsApp for the latest position on site and the developer's current handover schedule before you commit to anything.

Yes. Kuala Lumpur sets a minimum purchase price of RM1 million for foreign buyers, and every home here is far above that threshold, so the whole development qualifies. Message me on WhatsApp and I will take you through the purchase process, the consent requirements and the financing options available to non-residents.

The facilities plan marks visitors' parking bays across the grounds, EV charging bays beside the arrival court and a dedicated pet care area, which indicates the development is planned as pet friendly. The number of parking bays allocated to each residence is set by the developer's schedule rather than the agency brief — ask me for the current allocation for the unit you are considering. Pet house rules are set by the management corporation once the development is handed over.