Shah Alam is a strategic place; it’s not too much of a city nor it’s too rural. Public transportation are still as good and convenient, great food spots, traffic’s not as heavy as it is in KL but still conveniently near the capital.
If you’re from Shah Alam, you would be more than familiar with the fact that Shah Alam has got a ton of mansions and bungalows owned by influential figures in society. And one of the properties has since gone viral on social media recently when it was advertised.
Earlier this week (9th January), an advertisement for Hillside Tropical Bungalow Cendana was posted on Facebook by a user, Koe Omc, or also known as Mr. Syukri, on the Facebook group Shah Alam Business & Services. The asking price for the bungalow was RM17,000,000 — but no, the price wasn’t the only reason of why it went viral. It was the resort-like facilities that have piqued netizens’ interest.
Other than offering a picturesque panoramic view from the peak of a hill, it also includes a basement garage that stores up to 12 cars, a surau, jacuzzi, sauna, swimming pool, and a 24-hour security system. The basement garage also comes with 2 bedrooms and bathroom for the driver and technician, along with a car wash area.
This bungalow in Seksyen 7 has a land area of 45349 square feet and consists of 4 levels and 2 wings (family wing and guest wing). If you think it would be too tiring to walk all the way up to the fourth level from the basement, there’s even a lift! If that’s not resort-like enough, we don’t know what is.
In the comment’s section of a TikTok video posted by a realtor, Joseph Chan, there were heaps of speculations from netizens on who owns the property. Some stated that the owner is the former Chief Minister of Selangor, Dr. Mohamad Khir bin Toyo; while some said that the property is owned by the owner of Management and Science University — Dr. Mohd Shukri Ab Yajid. And a handful mentioned that it’s haunted and Valak resides there.
https://www.tiktok.com/@josephknk/video/7049929222323735835
Whose property do you think is it?
