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View Brochure OVERVIEW Bandar Universiti Pagoh is set to be a thriving community Complementing this are the township’s residential in Johor where it will be Malaysia’s first township homes Harmoni Vista, the commercial zones integrated with a higher education hub along with Sarjana Square and soon to be completed Sarjana quality mixed development ranging from residential to Promemade, the innovatively designed Sime Darby commercial. Business Park, and infrastructures throughout for accessibility and convenience. Already in place in its education nucleus are four renowned institutions - International Islamic University Malaysia In the pipeline are more residential and commercial (IIUM), Universiti Tun Hussein Onn Malaysia (UTHM), components to add to Bandar Universiti Pagoh’s Universiti Teknologi Malaysia (UTM) and Politeknik Tun position as the place to be for students, families and Syed Nasir with 11,000 students currently enrolled. businesses. Introducing Bandar Universiti Pagoh’s latest This soothing lifestyle is extended to each home’s residential development – Harmoni Permai, an spacious and flexible design offering an open- enclave of beautiful homes built with comfort concept style. An idyllic community where nature is and tranquility in mind for your family’s well- appreciated, Harmoni Permai reminds you to enjoy a being. With its emphasis on serene green life worth living. living, Harmoni Permai sets the scene with its recreational parks, children’s playground, dedicated walking and jogging tracks as well as a gazebo perfect for leisure activities with your family. AN OASIS OF CALMNESS • Direct access via the North South Highway (NSE) • Homes are designed to give you all the comfort, • Part of Bandar Universiti Pagoh, the first township to style, space and affordability you’ve ever wanted be integrated with a premier 500-acre education hub • Surrounded by greenery, dedicated walking and • Directly next to the education hub and student village, jogging tracks offering the best in accessibility • Single entry and exit point for better security FIT FOR Harmoni Permai homes are designed to give you all YOUR the comfort, style, space and affordability you’ve ever wanted - to plan and design according to your FAMILY living arrangements. Artist’s impression only Artist’s impression only THE PERFECT 20’ x 65’ HOME Land area Open-plan living Surrounded by Single entry and exit greenery point for better security INTERMEDIATE CORNER UNIT UNIT 48’ x 65’ | 1,473 sq ft 52’ x 65’ | 1,473 sq ft 20’ x 65’ | 1,435 sq ft 3 bedrooms • 3 bathrooms 3 bedrooms • 3 bathrooms 6100 6100 6100 6100 YARD YARD BATH 3 BATH 2 BATH 3 BATH 2 KITCHEN KITCHEN BEDROOM 2 BEDROOM 2 DINING DINING BEDROOM 3 9750 10650 BEDROOM 3 10650 9750 TERRACE BEDROOM 1 BATH 1 BATH 1 LIVING LIVING BEDROOM 1 TERRACE TERRACE PORCH PORCH Ground Floor First Floor Ground Floor First Floor SITE PLAN MASTERPLAN Harmoni Permai 2-Storey Terrace Homes 20’ x 65’ PHASE 2&3 PHASE 1 A/AM Intermediate Unit C/CM Corner Unit PHASE 4 112 C CM 57 56 C CM 1 111 A AM 58 55 A AM 2 110 AM A 59 54 AM A 3 109 A AM 60 53 A AM 4 108 AM A 61 52 AM A 5 107 A AM 62 51 A AM 6 106 AM A 63 50 AM A 7 105 A AM 64 49 A AM 8 104 AM A 65 48 AM A 9 103 A AM 66 47 A AM 10 102 AM A 67 46 AM A 11 HARMONI PERMAI 101 A AM 68 45 A AM 12 100 AM A 69 44 AM A 13 99 A AM 70 43 A AM 14 98 CM C 71 42 CM C 15 97 C CM 72 41 C CM 16 96 A AM 73 40 A AM 17 95 AM A 74 39 AM A 18 94 A AM 75 38 A AM 19 93 AM A 76 37 AM A 20 92 A AM 77 36 A AM 21 91 AM A 78 35 AM A 22 90 A AM 79 34 A AM 23 89 AM A 80 33 AM A 24 88 A AM 81 32 A AM 25 87 AM A 82 31 AM A 26 86 A AM 83 30 A AM 27 85 CM C 84 29 CM C 28 PE SPECIFICATION About Sime Darby Property Berhad Structure Reinforced Concrete Sime Darby Property is the property arm of Sime Darby Berhad. On the back of a successful 40- Wall Masonry year track record of developing sustainable communities, Sime Darby Property has to date built Roof Cover Concrete Roof Tiles / Metal Deck 23 active townships/developments with a global reach that encompasses assets and operations Roof Framing Metal across the Asia Pacific region and the United Kingdom. In the UK, as part of a Malaysian con- sortium, Sime Darby Property is the developer of the iconic Battersea Power Station project in Ceiling Plaster / Cement Board / Skim Coat central London. Windows All Aluminium Frame / Glass Panel Sime Darby Property is a multiple award-winning property group with numerous local and inter- Main Entrance Laminated Engineering Timber Door Doors national accolades. It is the first Malaysian property developer to be awarded the International Other Doors Aluminium Frame Glass Sliding Door FIABCI Prix d’Excellence Awards twice for its Subang Jaya and UEP Subang Jaya townships. The Painted Flush Door company bagged its 7th consecutive Gold at the Putra Brand Awards 2016 and its 5th consecutive Top 10 Developers Awards at the BCI Asia 2015. Sime Darby Property has also been recognised as Ironmongeries Lockset with Accessories among the top developers in Malaysia in the annual The Edge Top Property Developers Awards, a Wall Finishes External Plaster and Paint recognition which the company consistently receives since 2009. Internal Plaster and Paint For more information, log on to Bathroom 1,2 & 3 Ceramic Tiles up to Ceiling Height www.simedarbyproperty.com Kitche n Ceramic Tiles / Plaster and Paint Floor Finishes Car Porch Concrete Entrance Porcelain Tiles Living / Dining Area Porcelain Tiles Kitchen Porcelain Tiles Yard / Terrace Ceramic Tiles Bedroom 1, 2, 3 & 4 Ceramic Tiles Staircase Ceramic Tiles Bathroom 1, 2 & 3 Ceramic Tiles A/C Ledge and Others Cement Render Sanitary & Kitchen Sink with tap Plumbing Fittings Bathroom 1, 2 & 3 Sanitary Wares and Fittings Yard / Car Porch Tap Electrical Installation Type A/AM Type C/CM Light Point 19 20 Fan Point 5 5 Power Point 19 19 Air Conditioning Power Point 2 2 TV Point 2 2 Data Point 1 1 Water Heater Point 1 1 Fibre Wall Socket Point 1 1 Door Bell Point 1 1 Gate Light Point 1 1 Auto Gate Point 1 1 Internal Telephone Trunking and Cabling Provided Fencing Masonry wall / Mild Steel Miscellaneouse Letter Box and TNB Meter Compartment For enquiries, please call or visit us at Bandar Universiti Pagoh Gallery KM25, Jalan Pagoh 84600 Muar, Johor Darul Ta’zim Tel: 06-984 2222 GPS: 2.1732740, 102.733172 Opens daily from 8:30am to 5:30pm (Including Public Holidays) No. of Units:112. Type: Double Storey Link House. Expected Date of Completion: March 2021. Land: Free Encumbrances. Tenure of Land: Leasehold. Developer’s License No.: 14358-3/03-2021/0262(L). Validity Period: 21/03/2019 – 20/03/2021. Advertising & Sales Permit No.: 14358-3/03-2021/0262(P). Validity Period: 21/03/2019 – 20/03/2021. Approval Authority: Majlis Perbandaran Muar. Building Plan Approval No.:MPM(PB):2/2016/JRK. Developer: Sime Darby Pagoh Development Sdn. Bhd. (Co No. 2666-A), Level 10, Block G, No. 2 Jalan PJU 1A/7A, Ara Damansara, 47301 Petaling Jaya, Selangor. Selling Price: RM 449,888(min) – RM 609,888(max). 15% Bumiputra Discount (Quota Applies). All illustrations are artist’s impressions. The information contained herein is subject to change without notification as may be required by the authorities or developer’s architect. Whilst every care has been taken in providing these information, it cannot be part of an offer or contract. .
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