Taman Bukit Nangka (Kampung Bukit Nangka)

Taman Bukit Nangka (Kampung Bukit Nangka): Charming Landed Living in Alor Gajah

Taman Bukit Nangka, also known as Kampung Bukit Nangka, is a freehold landed housing estate situated in the town of Alor Gajah, Melaka. This residential area is identified as a terraced house development offering a peaceful living environment within a diverse and close-knit community.

Project Details

Taman Bukit Nangka consists of terraced homes and provides basic amenities such as a car park. It is neighboured by other developments like Pisang Mas Jaya and Taman Sebang Mutiara.

Nearby Amenities and Accessibility

Connectivity

• Highways: The area is well-connected via a network of roads, with Alor Gajah being a primary gateway from the North-South Expressway. The Alor Gajah-Melaka-Jasin (AMJ) Highway directly links the town to Melaka City. Plans are also in place to develop a new Coastal Highway that will span the Alor Gajah and Melaka Tengah districts.
• Rail: The Pulau Sebang / Tampin Railway Station is located within the Alor Gajah district, providing rail connectivity.

Shopping & Retail

• A 99 Speedmart is located nearby for convenient grocery shopping.
• For a wider retail experience, the Freeport A'Famosa Outlet is located in Alor Gajah, featuring over 80 stores, including fashion and F&B outlets in an open-air setting.

Education

Several schools are in the vicinity, including:

• SK Ganun.
• SK Pulau Sebang.
• SMK Sultan Mansor Shah.
• SJK (C) Peng Min.
• SRA JAIM Gadek.

Healthcare

• The Padang Sebang Health Clinic and PKD Padang Sebang Community Centre serve the community's immediate health needs.
• For more comprehensive services, Hospital Alor Gajah, a 78-bed government hospital, is located in the area, providing outpatient and inpatient services.
• A 24-hour clinic, Klinik Anda 24 Jam Alor Gajah, is also available for round-the-clock medical care.

Recreation

• The Gadek Hotspring offers a nearby natural attraction for relaxation.
• In the broader Alor Gajah area, residents can visit the Turtle Conservation and Information Centre.