Kota Kemuning is a combined residential and commercial development located just south of Shah Alam, 25km southwest of downtown Kuala Lumpur. This award-winning township represents the first project developed by Gamuda Land, the property development subsidiary of respected Malaysian infrastructure company Gamuda Berhad, in partnership with DRB-HICOM.
This modern township was designed to offer an aspirational eco-friendly environment, with luxury modern housing framed by natural green landscapes. This commitment is highlighted by the abundant natural design incorporated into Kota Kemuning property, with water features, parks, and an iconic central lake for residents to enjoy.
The developers of Kota Kemuning highlight a commitment to sustainable living that focuses on long-term growth, making this a popular neighbourhood for those looking to enjoy a luxury lifestyle with a sustainable focus. That upmarket approach means a Kota Kemuning house for sale on PropertyGuru at the time of writing could reach prices of RM7 million for a luxury lakefront bungalow. The neighbourhood also boasts a number of popular semi-detached housing units alongside condominiums and more affordable apartment developments.
With its satellite city design, Kota Kemuning represents a largely self-contained neighbourhood that boasts all the expected amenities of modern urban life. The stunning Central Lake forms the focal point of the area’s enviable outdoor leisure activities. This 22-acre lake is complemented by the 25 acres of park land which surround it, featuring numerous natural points of relaxation alongside beautifully landscaped walkways. The neighbourhood’s Wetland Park and Hill Park offer further outdoor alternatives to enjoy, showcasing the environmentally friendly design that’s central to the developer’s vision of this lush green suburban landscape.
Kota Permai Golf and Country Club offers an enviable addition to the neighbourhood’s leisure and recreational offerings. Alongside its world-class 18-hole golf course, the club is home to an Olympic-sized swimming pool, child and fun pool, badminton courts, squash courts, table tennis tables, and fully-lit tennis courts. There is also a gym, as well as spa and sauna facilities for those more relaxed leisure enthusiasts.
Those seeking more retail-based therapy will enjoy access to the township’s popular Gamuda Walk Mall. This neighbourhood mall provides a relaxed shopping experience that stands in contrast to some of Klang Valley’s more sprawling megamalls. Gamuda Walk also offers a popular place for residents looking to enjoy tasty Kota Kemuning food, with F&B establishments focused around the area.
AEON BiG Bukit Rimau is the largest supermarket serving the township. This popular hypermarket is found on the west side of the neighbourhood, with a huge range of groceries and international brands to explore. HERO Market at Gamuda Walk is another local alternative for residents’ shopping needs, boasting a slightly more limited range of fresh produce and grocery staples.
Kota Kemuning is home to several public and private schools catering for both primary and secondary education needs. Chinese Taipei School, MITstem International School, and Tenby International School are just some of the conveniently located schools offering a range of curriculums for residents of the area.
The neighbourhood’s major highway link is the Shah Alam Expressway (KESAS), which links the north of the neighbourhood with Port Klang in the west through to Sri Petaling in the east, with connections to other major highways along the route. This popular highway can be extremely busy during rush hour. Residents of Kota Kemuning may also suffer from significant traffic at Persiaran Anggerik Mokara during peak hours, but plans for a flyover to improve traffic dispersion are currently in development.
Public transport in the area is limited, with no MRT, LRT, or KTM Komuter connections available in Kota Kemuning. LRT Alam Megah and KTM Shah Alam are the two most convenient stations for access by residents at this time. Rapid Bus KL services are currently the only public transport serving the area, with connections through Shah Alam allowing travel to destinations throughout the Klang Valley.
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