The short read
A freehold tower of 176 homes, completed in 2006, right by Taman Rimba Kiara. North-facing units look toward a golf course and the KL skyline, making this a genuinely sought-after address despite mixed reports on road noise.
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Living here
Location & Environment
Traffic noise
- Noise reports vary: units facing the MRT and highway are said to be very noisy, while those facing inner TTDI are much quieter.
Green view
- Units facing north catch views of a golf course as well as the KL skyline, best in the mornings and evenings, right by the park.
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- Borders Taman Rimba Kiara (TTDI Park) (about 9 m to its edge)
Green space
- Taman Rimba Kiara (TTDI Park) is about 60 m on foot.
Schools
- About 6 min to BSKL and about 9 min to Garden International School by car.
Malls
- About 5 min to 3 Damansara Shopping Mall, about 5 min to The Starling and about 5 min to 1 Utama (Old Wing) by car.
Access
- KG10 Taman Tun Dr Ismail is about 220 m on foot.
Facilities
Facilities provided
- Facilities include pool, children's pool, gym, sauna, tennis, squash, playground and barbecue deck.
Management
- Management and security are well regarded, especially responsiveness.
Space
Homes per tower
- 176 homes across 1 tower.
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What TTDI is like
Taman Tun Dr Ismail, always called TTDI, is one of Kuala Lumpur's most settled and sought-after neighbourhoods: a mature township of terraces, semi-detached houses and bungalows laid out from the 1970s, with a scattering of condominiums around its edges. It is named after Tun Dr Ismail Abdul Rahman, the country's second deputy prime minister, and it feels like a suburb that has had fifty years to grow into itself, with tree-lined streets, long-standing residents and a strong community life.
Its great asset is green space. TTDI sits against Bukit Kiara, one of the largest green lungs in the city, with forest trails used for walking, running, hiking and mountain biking, and Taman Rimba Kiara at its edge. After a long residents' campaign, a high-rise project on that parkland was cut and the park gazetted in June 2025, which settles the fear of it being built over, and talks on widening the forest reserve's buffer could limit new building further.
Everyday life centres on the shop lots along Lorong Rahim Kajai and Jalan Burhanuddin Helmi: local food stalls, cafes, restaurants, banks and services, plus a well-used wet market. Malls such as Glo Damansara and, a short drive away, 1 Utama and The Curve cover the rest. Well-regarded national schools make it a family catchment, and owner-occupiers dominate.
TTDI is better connected than most landed areas. The MRT Kajang Line's TTDI station is already running and buses link into it, though a house on the far side of the township is a long walk from the platform. The SPRINT and the Penchala Link put the city centre, Damansara and Petaling Jaya within easy reach, and a second station, Bukit Kiara on the MRT3 Circle Line, is planned nearby for around 2032. Houses near the main roads pick up traffic noise; the inner streets are quiet.
