Description

Sentral Greens at Relau, Penang is freehold landed property that is comprised of terraces and semi-detached homes developed by DNP Land. The are only 52 units of 3-storey terraces and 2 semi-detached units spread out across 4.61 acres of land. The neighbourhood prides itself on its vast 1.6-acre landscaped park and its location beside a 150-acre forest reserve.

Each terrace home will be built on a land area of at least 1,500 sf while the semi-detached homes will have about 1,860 sf of land area. Built up of standard intermediate terrace units will be approximately 3,036 sf and consist of 5+1 bedrooms and 4 bathrooms capable of housing a family comfortably. The built-up of corner units are also about the same, but with more land area. The highlight of the homes is its high ceilings and multiple glass windows to give it a sense of openness and space.

Facilities are not the primary aspect of the property. The strength of Sentral Greens is in its placement surrounded by greenery, demonstrative even in its name “Greens”. However, the 1.6-acre park does provide a few facilities for relaxation and leisure, such as a children’s playground, therapeutic plaza, reflexology path and even a tai-chi exercise square.

Amenities can also be found within proximity to the township, where cafes, restaurants, clinics, banks and others can be found along Jalan Paya Terubong, which will be the main commuting road for residents of Sentral Greens. The town of Bayan Baru is just about 5 minutes from there where a number of other amenities like a Giant hypermarket and Queensbay Mall are located.

Accessibility-wise, Sentral Greens is merely 15 minutes from the Penang International Airport while the second Penang bridge is a little further south-east of the property. Although Sentral Greens cannot be considered central, it is within reach of most places. The town of Bayan Lepas and the Free Trade Zone is also an acceptable distance not too far away.

Sentral Greens is quite well located although it is beginning to be surrounded and dwarfed by high-rise properties shooting up in the town. Prospective buyers should note that Jalan Paya Terubong can be quite congested during peak hours and should keep that in mind in considering whether to live or invest in the development.