The RuMa, Jalan Kia Peng

Great location as The RuMa is located along Jalan Kia Peng

Great accessibility around

This is a prime location for any high end developments. Nestling in the middle of Kuala Lumpur’s metropolitan city, The RuMa is without a doubt attracting attention from property buyers and investors. Capitalising on the strategic location by providing top notch amenities and facilities around, The RuMa welcomes those from near or far to reside for both temporary and permanent basis.

Commuting to and from Jalan Kia Peng is extremely easy as the area is accessible to the leading roads of Kuala Lumpur. From Jalan Tun Razak, residents would be able to reach the establishment by using Persiaran Stonor and Jalan Kia Peng via driving. MEX and DUKE are within a short driving distance along Jalan Tun Razak and Jalan Sultan Yahya Petra respectively.

A bridge linking Pullman and Pavilion

Covered walkway from KLCC linking to Pavilion

In an area that represents the heartbeat of the city centre, residents could just hop on the trains with the existing monorail of Bukit Bintang or even walking via covered walk away through Pavilion in order to access to the KLCC LRT Station.

Besides that, Mass Rapid Transit 2 (MRT Line 2) will be built along the routes of Kia Peng and Conlay. The MRT Line 2 will be cutting through the area via underground. There would be a few stations that will be built here and these include Conlay Station, KLCC East Station and Ampang Park Station. Conlay Station would be closest to The RuMa with the entrance located at what was once the home to famed restaurant, Top Hat. The construction of the MRT Line 2 is expected to be completed in 2020.

Suria KLCC is minutes away via Persiaran KLCC

Great medical care at PCMC

Fine dining at Saloma Bistro

British Council provides in depth English programmes

Living in the city centre has its immeasurable perks.

• Suria KLCC– Shopping frenzy is just a heartbeat away. Given the prestige of the development, potential residents would be those with wealth. Having a renowned mall wouldn’t hurt at all.
• Pavilion, Star Hill Gallery, Bukit Bintang and Sungai Wang– Another area that offers an eclectic variation when it comes to shopping. For high-end retailing, residents could head down to Pavilion or even Star Hill Gallery. Bukit Bintang and Sungai Wang offer cheaper variations to current fashion trend.
• KL Convention Centre– Another important and interesting amenity to have close by. Hosts various events from baby fairs to education expos. If you’re in luck, concerts by a string of international and local performers.
• Saloma Bistro – A classic and retro high end Malay fine dining restaurant. The existence itself is as a tribute to a string of legendary screen stars from Tan Sri P. Ramlee to the iconic songstress and actress, Saloma, hence the name of the place.
• Prince Court Medical Centre– Once can’t live without knowing there’s great medical care around. Rest assured, Prince Court Medical Centre is merely minutes away from The RuMa. Expect the best and the crème de le crème of Malaysian finest medical experts here. With medical tourism a key strength of the capital, PCMC is the ultimate definition of the industry.
• Beverly Wilshire Medical Centre– Another option to any medical woes. Located along Jalan Tun Razak, which is a drive away.
• Royal Selangor Golf Club– Where all the elites of the sport tee off. If you’re an avid golf fan, do look out for Maybank Open as the greatest golfers would compete on Malaysian turf at the Royal Selangor Golf Club.
• British Council– Expats with English as second language are known to enrol their kids here. Known to prep students for IGCSEs, IALs and GCEs
• ISKL– The International School of Kuala Lumpur is among the best and popular schools where expats and well to do locals send their kids.
• Sayfool International School– Another international school that offers high quality education with an international ambiance.
• The Children Montessori– Among the closest international and elite preschools at the area. It is right off Jalan Kia Peng, merely minutes away

The new Zouk (Source http://blog.malaysia-asia.my/2015/02/new-zouk-kl.html)

A forest in a big city as anything is possible in KL (Source http://www.thestar.com.my/news/nation/2014/01/30/ft-day-green-in-city/)

But there are always places that are unique and eclectic to go besides the usual. For those who seek for something different, they can always try these interesting entertainments places.

• Zouk– The famed nightclub has since moved to its new location, residing on a massive land opposite of the Tun Razak Exchange. Rest assured, the night spot has other companions within the vicinity that offer club goers variation of wining and dining outlets before hitting the dance floor.
• Central Market or Pasar Seni– In the rush of modernisation, Central Market or best known as Pasar Seni is staying true to itself. It hosts countless of shops that sell traditional arts and crafts along with food galore in and out of the mall.
• Embassy Row– It is highly likely that expats would be the main tenants here at The RuMa. Thus, embassies are crucial in making life easier for those calling Malaysia home away from home. There are numerous embassies located along Jalan Tun Razak that includes The British High Commission, the Japanese Embassy, the United States embassy as well as the Singapore embassy.
• Restoran Seri Melayu– Among the many Malay fine dining restaurants around town. Strategically located within minutes of walking, along Jalan Conlay.
• Perbadanan Kemajuan Kraftangan Malaysia– For culture aficionados and enthusiasts, this is the place to witness the evolution of Malaysia’s arts and crafts. Besides that, the institute has a massive hall packed with stalls selling traditional items from food to fashion.
• KL Forest Eco Park– The forest was once known as Bukit Nenas Forest Reserve and it is one of the oldest gazetted forest in Malaysia since 1906. For urbanites, worry not. It has a canopy walkway set in this thick lowland dipterocarp forest covering 9.37 hectares smacked right in the heart of Kuala Lumpur.
• Bukit Bintang City Centre (BBCC) – This would be another eye catching future development in making Kuala Lumpur as a competitive metropolitan city in the world. It is a 19.4 hectare of integrated development that includes commercial centres and residential hub.

Other developments that are on the rise. This include 8 Conlay

There are mostly low rise apartments surrounding the area

There are a couple of existing high-end apartments nearby. 1A Stonor, Park Seven, Suria Stonor, Stonor Park, De Pearl and Ampersand. Mostly are low rise buildings. It is also a well-known fact that this area is hosting several high-end and ground breaking developments. The Peak @ KLCC, 8 Conlay, The Manor and Stonor 3 are rising steadily.

Such back to back developments of such prestige and stature would definitely be an eye candy for years to come. The view would only be available to spectators at least by 2020. Other than that, it’s construction all the way!