Menara Hartamas

Menara Hartamas stands out in Sri Hartamas for surroundings and space: a 2005 Mayland condo scoring 7.5 overall. What to check before you sign.

Sri Hartamas, Kuala Lumpur · By Mayland

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A less dense building with roomier homes than most in Sri Hartamas; living here is middling, with good views and a quiet setting, though reports mention complaints about the management. About 3 min by car to Garden International School.

Completed2005
TenureFreehold
Units136
Sizes1,560 - 3,250 sq ft
TitleFreehold, strata title
Towers1
DensityAbout 33 units per acre, from 136 units across 4.1 acres.

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Scores

Sentiment7.5Good

Public ratings
Resident sentiment
Residents are broadly happy, citing the quiet and the space.
- Strongly positive: low-density (136 units, 3 blocks), peaceful and quiet, very spacious 1,560-3,250 sq ft units, near food outlets and international schools without Mont Kiara congestion; old burglary cluster (2006) resolved long ago.

Google4.1 from 70 reviews

Location7.6Good

Schools
Malls
Access
Address
Rail station

Environment8.1Very good

Traffic noise
Described as quiet.
- In a quiet residential pocket of Sri Hartamas off Jalan Sri Hartamas 3; buffered from Penchala Link and Jalan Duta; reviewers emphasise quietness.
Green space
View
Views are a strength: greenery.
- Low-rise 10-storey blocks; views over Sri Hartamas landed rooftops and greenery towards Bukit Kiara; no dramatic skyline views.
Construction
Air quality
A typical urban setting.
- Good; low-rise leafy pocket away from highways.

Facilities6.8Fair

Facilities provided
Facilities include pool, children's pool, sauna, jacuzzi, tennis, squash, playground and barbecue deck.
Condition
Management
Management draws more complaints than praise, mainly about security and repairs.
- Maintenance has been poor and security lacking, yet the fee of about RM0.25 psf per month is quite high.
- A JMB directory page lists the development's joint management body as 'Menara Hartamas JMB'.

Space8.0Very good

Large homes, with 136 homes to a tower.

Getting around

Drive times are off-peak.

Shopping

Hartamas Shopping Centre1 min drive

Sunway 163 Mall3 min drive

1 Mont KiaraSupermarket: Village Grocer Mont Kiara3 min drive

Daily needs

Village Grocer680 m walk

A clinic2 min drive

Global Doctors Hospital3 min drive

Dobi Corporate dry cleaners1 min drive

Green space

Sri Hartamas Park2 min drive

Schools

Garden International School3 min drive

Rail

Sentul BaratMRT Putrajaya Line7 min drive

KL Sentral11 min drive

Facilities

Pools

Fitness and sport

Wellness

Sauna

Social and entertainment

BBQ area

Families

Playground

Convenience

Security and parking

What Sri Hartamas is like

Sri Hartamas is a mature, lively neighbourhood on the north-western side of Kuala Lumpur, between Mont Kiara and Damansara Heights. It mixes condominiums and older low-rise apartments with landed streets, and it shares Mont Kiara's international character: a diverse expat community, many of them tenants, lives here alongside Malaysians who like being in the middle of things.

Its heart is commercial. Desa Sri Hartamas's shop lots are known for restaurants, bars and late-night dining, Plaza Damas and Hartamas Shopping Centre add offices, shops and services, and Publika at Solaris Dutamas is close by. Banks, groceries and everyday errands are mostly within walking distance, and the offices make it a working district by day as well as a place to eat out at night.

That energy has a cost. Sri Hartamas is not the address for quiet: the commercial streets are busy into the evening and traffic is congested at peak hours. There is no rail station today, so most residents drive, using Jalan Duta, the DUKE and the SPRINT to reach the city centre.

Change is coming quickly. Sri Hartamas has its own station on the MRT3 Circle Line, confirmed in July 2025, with construction from 2027 and trains due around 2032, and new projects are already clustering around it. That brings better transport and a rising supply of new homes, and it puts pressure on the older low-rise blocks to be redeveloped. The area has also grown popular with short-stay visitors and business travellers, which gives some buildings a more transient feel.