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Magna Putih Sdn Bhd http://www.mansionone.com/ Magna Putih Sdn Bhd The directors’ previous projects involved : Project Name : Mansion One Developer : Magna Putih Sdn Bhd Location : Jalan Sultan Ahmad Shah, Daerah Timur Laut, Georgetown Property type : Resort Residence Tenure : Freehold Title : Commercial Total built -up : Approx. 634,833 sqft . Total Unit : 336 No. of stories : 30 storey Unit sizes : 440 – 1406 sqft Mix Development : Residential + 4 star Hotel No of Lift : 5 each for Wing A and Wing B Expected Completion : 24 months from SPA date (A combination of ultra modern & luxury concept caters for convenience & quality of modern lifestyles.) COMMON SERVICES : • 24 hours Security • CCTV monitoring • Cleaning on the common areas • Lighting in common areas • Refuse remove from designated refuse collection point • Lift Services • Landscape • Lobby Lounge • Function Room • Reading Room • Smart Access Card Control System • Table Tennis • Secured private car parking Luxury services : •Laundry service •Concierge service •Room service & dinning •Secretary service •Housekeeping •Limousine & travel desk One Room Suite - Lifestyle Suite (Enjoy the modern lifestyle of total freedom & absolute convenience at your fingertips.) Total165 units Sizes : 440sqft ---1004sqft. * 1 st year confirmed rental * Furnishes @ Living – 3 sitter sofa set, TV console @ Bedroom – Queen size bed frame & mattress @ Dinning – Kitchen cabinet , 1 dinning set (table + 4 chairs) * Branded Electrical Appliances • Full HD 42’ LED • 2 doors refrigerator • Washing machine & tumble dryer • Water heater • Microwave oven • Cooker Hood & Hob • Air-Cond (with Ionizer) • Ceiling fan (Unit 3A : 618 sfsf)) (Unit 6 : 618 sfsf)) (Unit 6A : 568 sfsf)) (Unit 5 : 658 sfsf)) Two Room Suite : 127 units Sizes : 728 –––1338 sqft. (Share the pleasure with your loved one in a world of your own. Taste the comfort of the urban condominium you can call home.) Three Room Suite : 30 units Sizes : 1313 – 1406 sqft. (A commitment to your blooming business and the love for family. This is the heavenly space which combines both into the perfect urban lifestyle.) Mansion One project in The 2 nd PUMM Top 50 Enterprise Award 2011 @ Penang Equatorial Hotel on 26th Nov 2011 “Persatuan Usahawan Maju Malaysia” Surroundings § Strategic & Prime Location at Gurney Drive. § Within 50 footsteps distance to Gurney Beach. § East to Central Business District (C.B.D.) as Georgetown, Komtar, Penang Road & etc. § West to growing tourism and commercial district as Gurney, Batu Ferringhi & etc. § Nearby to well-known Medical Services & Facilities. § Surrounding with Bank & Finance Services. § University, International School & Colleges are around. § Hawker Food, Restaurants are closely. § Wet Market and Sundries shop are nearby Condo Completion Size Estimate Current Monthly (sqft) launched Price Rental price per sqft Sri Pangkor 1999 1180-2310 RM350 RM600 RM3200-6000 (Leasehold) per sqft 11 Gurney 2007 3466-4198 RM450 RM800 RM8000-13000 per sqft Persiaran 1988 1400-1900 RM200 RM900 RM2000-4500 Gurney 1 per sqft Mayfair 2007 5000 RM400 RM650 RM8000-13000 per sqft Gurney 8 2012 10000 RM300 RM500 N/A per sqft Condo Location Developer Size Estimate compl Monthly (sqft) launched etion maintenance price per fee per sqft sqft Setia V Gurney Kay Pride 2624- RM900 2016 RM0.40 Residence Drive Sdn Bhd 7119 By The Sea Batu Crescent 1030- RM1262 2016 RM0.40 (Commercial Ferringhi Consortium 3038 condo) Sdn Bhd Jazz Tanjung Sure 1300- RM690 2015 - Residence Tokong Commerce 1945 Sdn Bhd The Light Gelugor IJM Land 1500- RM700 2016 - Collection (Jelutong Bhd 1800 expressway ) The Turf Penang Turf Chong 1300- RM770 - - Club Company 6700 Sdn Bhd Shopping Malls within 3KM / 15 minutes : * Gurney Plaza @ Jln Kelawei * 1st Avenue @ Jln Magazine * Komtar complex * Time Square @ Jln Dato Keramat * Island Plaza @ Tanjong Tokong * Strait Quey @ Tanjong Tokong * Tesco @ Tanjong Tokong Education Institution s within 3KM / 10 minutes : * Wawasan Open University @ Jln Sultan Ahmad Shah * ITP @ Jln Burma * St.Xaviers school @ Jln Sultan Ahmad Shah * Convent Light Street school @ Light Street * PTPL college @ Jln Burma * Segi College @ Light Street * Westland school @ Jln Padang Victoria * KDU College @ Jln Anson * One Academy @ Jln AnsonHospital Other common destinations within 10 minutes : * Penang Ferry terminal * Makamal Pinang (Penang court) * CTY Aquarium @ Jln Burmah * Guan Yin Temple * Toy Muzium @ Jln Tanjong Bungah Medical centres within 5-15minutes : * Gleneagle @ Jln Pangkor * Adventist @ Jln Burmah *Tanjong @ Jln Burmah * Island * Nam Wah Ee The proposed Penang Third Link (Penang – Butterworth Tunnel) This 6.5 km stretch will be a undersea subway tunnel linking Gurney Drive on Penang Island with Bagan Ajam in Seberang Perai North District. Estimated to cost RM1.95 billion, this 3rd link will improve connectivity and meet travel demands from the island to mainland. Education • International School of Penang St. Christopher's International Primary School, Dalat International School, Sri Pelita, Fairview International School, Prince of Wales Island International School, Tenby International School (formerly Sekolah Sri Inai) • Higher Institutions Allianze College of Medical Sciences, DISTED College, Han Chiang College, INTI, SEGI, Olympia College, ATC college, Victoria International College, Universiti Sains Malaysia, Institut First Robotics Industrial Science, Kolej Antarabangsa Excelpolitan, Kolej Excel, Kolej Kejururawatan Adventist, Penang Medical College, Silicon Institute of Technology, Wawasan Open University, SentralTechnology College Penang, PTPL College, Cosmopoint International College of Technology, KDU, TAR .
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