Kampung Segambut Bahagia is a long-standing residential village located in the district of Segambut, Kuala Lumpur. Identified as a Malay reserve land area, this community offers a serene living environment with various property types, including terraced houses and low-cost flats. It is nestled amongst other traditional villages such as Kampung Kasipillay and Kampung Pasir Segambut, providing a unique residential experience within the city. As a residential village, life in Kampung Segambut Bahagia is community-oriented. A new futsal court was recently added in August 2023 at the community's public field, providing a recreational space for residents, particularly the youth. The area is well-connected, making it a convenient location for commuters. It offers easy access to several major highways, including Jalan Kuching, the Duta-Ulu Kelang Expressway (DUKE), the North-Klang Valley Expressway (NKVE), and the SPRINT Highway. For public transportation, the village is served by bus routes, and the Segambut KTM Station is conveniently located approximately 800 meters away. A variety of schools are located in the vicinity, catering to families in the area. These educational institutions include:SK Taman Seri Sinar. SMK Segambut Jaya. SRJK (C) Khai Chee. French School of Kuala Lumpur. SK Segambut Makmur. Residents have access to retail and commercial hubs for their daily needs and leisure. M Avenue, a commercial centre with banks and restaurants, is located right beside the village. For more extensive shopping, the United Point mall is within a 1km radius, while Plaza Mont Kiara, Hartamas Shopping Centre, and Solaris Dutamas are described as being very close. Key facilities are situated nearby, including the Klinik Kesihatan Segambut (Segambut Health Clinic) and the Wilayah Mosque. For outdoor activities, Taman Sri Sinar Park is also within a 1km distance. Official reports and news articles have identified Kampung Segambut Bahagia and its surrounding areas as being prone to flash floods. This information is noted in various studies and has been raised by local community representatives.