Sentul

Sentul is a suburb located in Kuala Lumpur. Sentul was formerly known as a famous railway hub that had an old-world charm to it. It is considered one of the oldest suburbs in Kuala Lumpur where one can find historical temples and prewar shops and schools. For those interested in ancient or historic artefacts, they would be able to find museums here.  Sentul is a suburb that is located between Segambut and Titiwangsa. Another fun fact about Sentul is that it was a target of bombing during World War II where two rail complexes that were managed by Marai Tetsudo (currently known as Federated Malay States Railway) were destroyed which signified the end of the Japanese Occupation in Malaya.

Sentul is a suburb that can be accessed easily because of all the roads going through the suburb. Among the highways that are connected to Sentul are the Kuala Lumpur Middle Ring Road 2 (MRR2), Duta – Ulu Kelang Expressway (DUKE), Jalan Duta – Segambut Highway and Sentul Link. Arterial roads such as Jalan Kepong connect Asam Jaya to Kepong. Other arterial roads that are connected to Sentul are Jalan Tun Razak, Jalan Ipoh, Jalan Pahang and Jalan Kuching.

Sentul is a suburb that is well known for all the religious developments. There are a vast variety of churches, temples and mosques that tourists and locals alike can visit. There are also several parks that tourists can enjoy during their visit. One can take a walk in the park, take some pictures of the surrounding historical buildings and enjoy the green environment engulfing them and allowing them to escape from the busy work life. One can visit Sentul Park or Metropolitan Batu Park to do that.

Since Sentul is a small suburb, there are a variety of local dishes and restaurants that tourists and local can enjoy. The variety of Malay, Chinese, Indian and other local cuisine would allow tourist to still enjoy a part of Malaysia. Those living here would also be able to enjoy the simple pleasure of eating local dishes. Residents would be able to do groceries easily with the existence of supermarkets such as Pasaraya TC Permata, Pasar Mini Modina and Go Mart Super.

Apart from being one of the oldest suburbs in Kuala Lumpur, one can enjoy the historical museums in Sentul. The night life of Sentul leans more towards a relaxed one as well. It would not be as noisy or as fancy as the night lives in central Kuala Lumpur but there is fun in the nightlife in Sentul. One can enjoy a night walk around the suburb or a drink with friends in one of the pubs and bars in Sentul.

Sentul is a great option from those who are looking to live away from the bustling city of Kuala Lumpur but not far enough to not be able to enjoy the things KL has to offer. There are large options of schools that families can choose from. There are international schools such as Wesley Methodist School Kuala Lumpur, Marefat International School and Pusrawi International College of Medical Sciences. There are also local schools such as SMK Sentul Utama, Convent Sentul Secondary School and SJK (C) Sentul KL that families can take into consideration when looking for a school for their children.

Properties in Sentul are mainly freehold. The median price for the properties in Sentul stands at RM 521k while the median price per square feet stands at RM 273. There are a total of 2,911 projects as of now in Sentul. This showcases the variety of property type that home owners and investors can browse through to find the one they fancy such as Sentul Village Mercury Service Apartment, M Arisa, M Centura, Minest Residence and Sentul Point Suite Apartment.

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