3 reviews for this Condo
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Anonymous (359 reviews )
Reviewed on November 4, 2025 0 helpful votes
Strong Investment Option
As an investor I like Scots Pavilion: freehold, premium building, central George Town. Recent listings show units around RM 650k for ~1,000 sq ft (~RM 638/psf) and going up to RM 1.3 m+ for bigger units. However — the premium you pay comes with risk: orientation, floor, view and whether the unit is well-finished matter a lot. A lower-floor or obstructed-view unit may struggle to hold up compared to the star ones. I’m treating this as a 5-8 year hold rather than a quick flip. -
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Anonymous (359 reviews )
Reviewed on November 4, 2025 0 helpful votes
Top-Notch Amenities & Modern Finishes
We bought here partly because the developer offered finishes and the building had nice extras: hydro-therapy pool, yoga room, library, and even EV charging stations. It feels upscale for Penang. But you also pay for that: listing units go as high as ~RM 542-879 psf. (Sale range ~RM 630k–RM 3.7 m) For us owner-occupiers it’s fine, but if I were renting out I’d worry about how the premium vs rental yield stacks up. -
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5
Anonymous (359 reviews )
Reviewed on November 4, 2025 0 helpful votes
Elegant Freehold Condo in George Town
We moved into Scots Pavilion (completed 2020) and the first thing I loved was the low-density feel — only 3-6 units per floor in a 22-storey tower. The freehold status and the space (we’re in a 1,081 sq ft 3-bed layout) made this feel like a sensible family buy. The location is good for schools, hospitals and amenities. That said: we’re on a mid-floor facing the main road, so traffic noise and dust are real in the mornings. If I did it again, I’d aim for a higher floor & quieter orientation. -