Kuala Lumpur
Bukit Kiara
Bukit Kiara condos for expats: what each building is really like before you sign, from getting around and schools to green space and malls.
Bukit Kiara is a forested hill and gazetted federal park on Kuala Lumpur's western side, home to the golf-anchored KLGCC Resort of villas, bungalows, condominiums and serviced apartments, still being built out, with an MRT station proposed but not dated.
MM2H-eligible above RM1,000,000.
- 2buildings
- 2with an overall score
- 6.3average score
How the 2 score
1 poor · 1 good.
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Open Bukit Kiara on the map- Schools and commutes
- Nearest schools: Cempaka International School, 1.6 km; Mont Kiara International School, 3.2 km. Transport: No dated rail plan. An MRT station has been proposed at the resort's eastern gate with no date given; in 2016 the developer was in talks with MRT Corp about it.
- Buildings here
- 2 buildings, 2 with an overall score.
Bukit Kiara in pictures
What's here
Bukit Kiara Federal Park 
Kuala Lumpur Golf & Country ClubPhoto: Klgcc, CC BY-SA 4.0 
Pusat Sains NegaraPhoto: Auswandern Malaysia, CC BY 2.0
Transport
No dated rail plan. An MRT station has been proposed at the resort's eastern gate with no date given; in 2016 the developer was in talks with MRT Corp about it.
Nearest schools, malls and parks
Distances are in a straight line from the middle of Bukit Kiara.
Schools
- Cempaka International School1.6 km
- Mont Kiara International School3.2 km
- The British International School of Kuala Lumpur4.3 km
Malls
- Bangsar Shopping Centre2.5 km
- 1 Mont Kiara2.6 km
- Hartamas Shopping Centre2.6 km
Parks
- Sri Hartamas Park1.4 km
What the area is like
Bukit Kiara is a forested hill on the western side of Kuala Lumpur. In 2020, 274.3 acres of it were gazetted as a federal park to protect it from development, and its trails are used by walkers, joggers, hikers, cyclists and mountain bikers. The park gets crowded at weekends and on public holidays, and parking there is limited.
Most homes here are in the 360-acre KLGCC Resort, built around a 36-hole championship golf course beside the park's forest reserve, with villas, bungalows, condominiums and serviced apartments. It is described as a luxury community in an affluent western suburb. Senada Residences, its first phase, was priced from RM1,100 psf at its 2016 launch, and the Garden, British and Australian international schools are listed near it.
The resort is still taking shape. In 2016 it had 61 acres of 99-year leasehold land left to build in eight parcels for homes, shops, offices and hotels, and an MRT station has been proposed at its eastern gate, though no date has been given.
The 2 buildings
Filter and sort them in the directory| Building | Overall | Completed | Developer |
|---|---|---|---|
| The OpheraBuilding | 7.0 out of 10Good | Sime Darby Property | |
| Senada ResidencesBuilding | 5.5 out of 10Poor | Sime Darby Property |
The transacted record
Not enough transacted-price data yet to chart a trend for this area.
