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THE PRESTIGIOUS COLLECTION TIMELESS NORDIC LIFESTYLE TRIO by Setia is a truly urban lifestyle destination with abundance of natural vibrancy. *Artist’s Impression Only *Artist’s Impression Only *Artist’s Impression Only Surrounded by affluent neighbourhoods such as Klang, Shah Alam, Bandar Sunway, Subang and Kuala Lumpur, with convenient access including LRT 3, KESAS, SKVE and Federal Highway, TRIO by Setia is in touch with the city vibes. Welcome to a bespoke lifestyle tailored to your needs, where all details have been designed to bring balance to your life. New tower is ready for preview. Come by to be impressed. *Artist’s Impression Only *Artist’s Impression Only *Artist’s Impression Only *Artist’s Impression Only *Artist’s Impression Only INDULGENCE SOCIAL OF THE FINEST BONDING LIFESTYLE The podium area at Level 8 are designed to Unwind and rejuvenate in a sublime rejuvenate your body and relax your mind, surrounding. The residents-only facility where you can enjoy a peaceful stroll in podium is your private playground the plaza area, host a weekend BBQ with brimming with leisure indulgence to EXCLUSIVE family and friends, or throw a formal party satisfy your every mood and desire. in the multipurpose hall. 17 FACILITIES Management Office Indoor Games Room Multi-purpose Hall STATE OF Shaded Pavilion Sauna & Changing Room THE ART Sunken Deck Residents Community FACILITIES Swimming Pool Garden Circular Deck Playground Wading Pool BBQ Area A pulsating lifestyle in the splendid sky gym where you can unwind and reinvigorate Plaza Area your body, mind and soul. Rest your mind Viewing Deck in these tranquil surroundings within the comforts of your doorsteps. Yoga Deck Gymnasium Surau *Artist’s Impression Only *Artist’s Impression Only BLOCK B UNIT PLAN 6525 16670 AC LEDGE BALCONY TYPE MASTER LIVING TYPE YARD BEDROOM A2 D BATH 2 624 sq. ft. 1,248 sq. ft. BEDROOM 2 1 + 1 Bedrooms 3 Bedrooms AC LEDGE LIVING 1 Bathroom 3 Bathrooms MASTER BEDROOM DINING MASTER BATH 1 Balcony KITCHEN 8265 9900 BEDROOM 3 KITCHEN YARD FOYER MASTER 7 6 AC LEDGE DINING BATH BATH 3 UTILITY 5 DB Typical Storey Plan Typical Storey Plan Pool View Pool View 8970 13745 MASTER TYPE LIVING TYPE BEDROOM BEDROOM 2 B2 E AC LEDGE 861 sq. ft. 1,248 sq. ft. BALCONY MASTER BEDROOM 2 + 1 Bedrooms 3+1 Bedrooms MASTER BATH 2 Bathrooms 3 Bathrooms BATH 2 DINING 1 Balcony DINING LIVING 9810 9180 BATH 2 2 KITCHEN BATH 3 3 FOYER MASTER BATH 8 BEDROOM 2 UTILITY Typical Storey Plan 3A YARD Typical Storey Plan BEDROOM 3 KITCHEN UTILITY YARD Pool View AC LEDGE Pool View AC LEDGE 11855 SPECIFICATION STRUCTURE Reinforced Concrete FLOOR FINISHES Living / Dining : Porcelain Tiles BALCONY Bedrooms / Utility : Porcelain Tiles WALL Concrete Wall / Brick Wall / Drywall And / Or Precast Panels Bathrooms : Porcelain Tiles TYPE Balcony / Yard : Porcelain Tiles C2 MASTER ROOFING COVERING Concrete Slab Kitchen : Porcelain Tiles 1,108 sq. ft. BEDROOM ROOFING FRAMING Reinforced Concrete A2 B2 C2 D E SANITARY AND Water Closet 1 2 2 3 3 CEILING Bathrooms : Plaster Ceiling PLUMBING FITTINGS Basin 1 2 2 3 3 3 Bedrooms Other Areas : Skim Coat & Paint To Underside Of Reinforced Shower 1 2 2 3 3 2 Bathrooms Concrete Slab / Plaster Ceiling Where Applicable Kitchen Sink 1 1 1 1 1 LIVING / DINING WINDOWS Aluminium Framed Glass Windows ELECTRICAL Lighting Point 10 13 16 22 20 1 Balcony MASTER BATH INSTALLATION Fan Point 2 3 4 4 4 DOORS Main Entrance : Fire Rated Door 13 Amp Power Point 13 14 15 18 15 10220 Others : Painted Plywood Flush Door Door Bell Point 1 1 1 1 1 Balcony (Type C, D & E) : Sliding Glass Door A/C Point c/w Concealed Piping 2 2 2 2 2 1 KITCHEN Instant Water Heater Point 1 2 2 3 3 IRONMONGERIES Quality Ironmongery SMATV Point 2 2 2 2 2 YARD BATH 2 Electrical Distribution Board 1 1 1 1 1 AC LEDGE WALL FINISHES Internal Walls : Plaster & Paint / Skim Coat & Paint Fibre Wall Socket 1 1 1 1 1 Bathrooms : Porcelain Tiles To Plaster Ceiling Height Intercom Handset 1 1 1 1 1 AC LEDGE Balcony / Yard : Plaster & Paint / Skim Coat & Paint FOYER Kitchen : Porcelain Tiles To 1.5m BEDROOM 3 Typical Storey Plan BEDROOM 2 Pool View DB All areas and / or measurements stated in this Brochure are approximates only and are subject to final survey, and the above plans are subject to change(s) as may be required by the relevant authorities. DISCLAIMER : All information contained herein is subject to changes without notification as may be required by the relevant authorities and cannot form part of an offer or contract. Whilst every care has been taken in providing this information, the owner, developer and managers cannot be held liable for variations. All illustrations and pictures are artist impressions only. The items are subject to variation, modifications and substitutions as may be recommended by the relevant approving authorities. TO TAIPING / PENANG TO TAIPING PROPOSED WEST SETIA SHAH ALAM COAST EXPRESSWAY ALAM TO NORTH PORT NKVE (TO DAMANSARA / K.L) BANDAR KLANG BARU KLANG KLANG TOWN PRIME LOCATION, SMK Convent BUKIT FEDERAL HIGHWAY (TO P.J / K.L) TINGGI 1 Istana EXCELLENT PERSIARAN RAJA MUDA HinMUSA Hua Alam Shah SMK La Salle High School Regent International TAMAN ACCESSIBILITY School SELATAN PERSIARAN SERAYA TAMAN SRI Hospital ANDALAS Besar Klang SRI ANDALAS Arunamari JALAN TUN ABDUL RAZAK Medical Centre McDonald's JALAN BATU UNJUR PROPOSED WEST COAST EXPRESSWAY Enjoy better accessibility at TRIO by Setia SJK(C) Manipal GIANT Hin Hua Hospital as the proposed LRT 3 system gives Klang SUBANG JAYA Valley's public transportation a swift, LEBUH BATU NILAM much-needed boost. Opt for a stress-free TESCO TESCO BUKIT journey with various public transport TINGGI PERSIARAN BATU NILAM PERSIARAN BATU PERSIARAN BATU NILAM 1 alternatives available within the vicinity. AEON Bukit AEON Taxis, Rapid KL feeder bus network and Tinggi BUKIT TINGGI LRT are all conveniently accessible within BUKIT PROPOSED BANDAR INTERCHANGE a short walking distance. TINGGI 2 BOTANIK TO WEST PORT SHAH ALAM EXPRESSWAY (KESAS) (TO SUBANG / BANDAR SUNWAY) JOHAN SETIA SKVE (TO KAJANG / PUTRAJAYA) TO BANTING TO KLIA / SEPANG 13km 15km 24km 27km 29km 30km 41km 59km TRIO I-City Shah Alam Bandar Banting Sultan Abdul Subang & Kuala KLIA by Setia Sunway Aziz Shah Petaling Jaya Lumpur Airport Call +603 3162 3322 www.triobysetia.com.my TRIO SALES GALLERIA No. Lot 82623, Jalan Langat / KS06, Bandar Bukit Tinggi 1, 41200 Klang Bandar Diraja, Selangor Darul Ehsan, Malaysia. E [email protected] Ganda Anggun Sdn. Bhd. (537506-W) No. Lot 82623, Jalan Langat / KS06, Bandar Bukit Tinggi 1, 41200 Klang Bandar Diraja, Selangor. T.+603 3162 3322 F. +603 3162 3323 W.www.spsetia.com Developer License No.: 14680-1/03-2019/0217(L) Validity Period: 22/03/2017-21/03/2019. Advertisement & Sale Permit No.: 14680-1/03-2019/0217(P) Validity Period: 22/03/2017-21/03/2019. Land Tenure: Freehold. Land Authority Approving Plan: MPK/BGN-600-4/1/0124(2016)-P. Majlis Perbandaran Klang. Expected Date Of Completion: Dec 2021. Encumbrances: AmBank Islamic Bhd. Type Of Development: Serviced Apartment. Development Name: Trio. Carpark – 2 - 4 units. Total Unit: 788. Block A: Type A – 656sqft, Type B – 915 sqft, Type C – 1,216 sqft, Type F – 1,313sqft. Block B: Type A – 624 sqft, Type B – 861 sqft, Type C – 1,108 sqft, Type D – 1,248 sqft, Type E – 1,248 sqft. Block C: Type A – 624 sqft, Type B – 861 sqft, Type C – 1,011 sqft, Type D – 1,248 sqft, Type E – 1,248 sqft. Block A: RM412,000 (Min) – RM1,051,200 (Max). Block B: RM405,000 (Min) – RM975,600 (Max). Block C: RM476,000 (Min) – RM1,125,600 (Max). DISCLAIMER : All information contained herein is subject to changes without notication as may be required by the relevant authorities and cannot form part of an offer or contract. Whilst every care has been taken in providing this information, the owner, developer and managers cannot be held liable for variations. All illustrations and pictures are artist impressions only. The items are subject to variation, modications and substitutions as may be recommended by the relevant approving authorities..
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