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Artist’s illustration of Pavilion Ceylon Hill (Source: http://www.particular.ch/work/l/pavilion-ceylon-hill/)
Pavilion Ceylon Hill is located between Jalan Changkat Raja Chulan and Jalan Ceylon. Nestles on 1.65 acres of land, the development consists of a single 51-storey residential tower with 629 units. The units range from 540 sq ft- 1,374 sq ft with various layouts, which include one-bedroom units to Dual Key units. Price per sq ft starts approximately at RM1,600.
Project Description- Pavilion Ceylon Hill, Bukit Ceylon
Address: Seksyen 57, Jalan Changkat Raja Chulan, 50200, Kuala Lumpur
Property Type: Serviced Residence
Land Title: Commercial
Tenure: Freehold
Land: 1.65 acres
No. of Towers: 1
No. of Storeys: 51 storeys
No. of Units: 629 units
Built Ups: 540 sq ft- 1,374 sq ft
Unit Types:
- One Bedroom (540 – 671 sf)
- Two Bedrooms (704 – 843 sf)
- Three Bedrooms (1165 sf)
- Three Bedrooms (1,177 – 1,374 sf)
- Dual Key (1,276 – 1,374 sf)
Facilities:
- Swimming Pool
- Tennis Court
- Badminton Court
- Gym
- Jacuzzi
- 3-Tier Security
Price per sq. ft.: RM1,600 sq. ft.
Completed: 2021
Event/Show Units: 1 Pavilion Property Consultancy Sdn Bhd, Level 8, Pavilion Tower, No. 75, Jalan Raja Chulan, 50200 Kuala Lumpur. Please call 1800 22 8266 / 011- 2028 0888 to register
Project Details
The project will be launched soon
Pavilion Ceylon Hill is part of Pavilion Group’s string of luxurious developments of the same name that also include Pavilion Embassy, Pavilion Damansara Heights and Pavilion Suites Kuala Lumpur. Its name Pavilion has already given the development a launching pad for success and trust among buyers and investors due to its strong branding presence in the property market both locally and internationally.
Great feedback from foreign investors and buyers as sales were opened abroad
Designs and layouts are now reaching the final stages before its official release to local buyers and investors. Tentatively, the development offers units ranging from 659 sq ft to 1,368 sq ft with various layouts.
The one-bedroom unit ranges from 540 sq ft to 671 sq ft. Meanwhile, units with two bedrooms range from 704 sq ft to 843 sq ft. The bigger units here include three bedrooms units from 1,777 sq ft to 1,374 sq ft as well as Dual Key units of similar sizes. All units come as partially furnished.
Modern structure with minimalist approach (Source: http://www.pavilionceylonhill.com/home.html)
There is only one residential block and this could definitely be great news among units’ owners here. There might not be any obstruction to the units’ view when it comes to admiring the majestic view of the Kuala Lumpur’s skyline.
The constant feature of Pavilion Ceylon Hill is modern living by accentuating the essence of simplicity. Smaller units tend to make maintenance easier for occupants and Dual key units would be great for investment. It has a strategic location and profit earnings can skyrocket given the high demands for the area especially among expats and constant travellers.
Neighbouring properties are low-rise buildings and landed homes
From an overall view, Pavilion Ceylon Hill is a luxurious condominium, given the best view and location of Bukit Ceylon. Banking on the vibrancy of the metropolitan city, Pavilion Ceylon Hill could also be the ultimate haven away from the city madness despite being centrally located in the city. The city view from here is, again, simply phenomenal.
Pavilion Ceylon Hill will be launching soon. Those who are interested to call Pavilion Ceylon Hill home or investment, do drop a line via email or even call the 1 Pavilion’s hotline for more information or even to register.
Location
The untampered view from proposed site
How magnificent is the view from Bukit Ceylon? Take the route all the way up to Bukit Ceylon via Jalan Ceylon and get ready to be mesmerised. The picturesque view of the city centre can be seen clearly from the top. The concrete blocks from here looked picture perfect given the metropolitan vibe yet Bukit Ceylon still provides the calming effects due to the lush greens. It is extremely unbelievable to even ponder such hidden gem of a location still exists in the heart of Kuala Lumpur!
Pavilion Ceylon Hill is one lucky development that will be able to embrace the ambiance fully and enable to optimise it for the residents who will be spending most of their time here. The surrounding neighbours consist of modern low-rise apartments and older landed properties. There is definitely no obstruction to the view here!
Getting on along the hilly road of Jalan Ceylon
Getting to Bukit Ceylon will never be an issue for anyone. Take a drive from Jalan Tun Razak and head on down to Jalan Sultan Ismail via AKLEH. It is highly recommended to take the smaller routes of Jalan Gereja and Jalan Bukit Nanas to admire the beauty of a rather historical side of the city centre. Upon reaching Jalan Ceylon, take the route up to Bukit Ceylon, you will find Pavilion Ceylon Hill along the hilly road.
There are few other ways of getting there. You can take the train from the LRT Kelana Jaya Line and stop at Dang Wangi Station. If you’re using the monorail, you can choose to stop at Raja Chulan Station, Bukit Bintang Station or Bukit Nanas Station, depending on the scenery you chose in getting to Bukit Ceylon. All stations do require you to walk a distance. The fastest would be a 17-minute walk from Raja Chulan Station with an estimated 1 km of distance.
Monorail Bukit Bintang train station is a walk away
Public transportation’s reach will be expanded through MRT Line 2 SSP Line. The Bukit Bintang Station is currently undergoing massive construction with its location right next to BB Plaza. This will increase the volume of commuters commuting from wider parts of Klang Valley and Selangor. With extensive connecting train system, let’s hope that the bottleneck prone area will witness traffic easing off.
Cheap food along Changkat
The great thing of living here is the nightlife along Ceylon and Changkat. You will never run out of options on where to dine or go for a night out in town. If you live by the mantra, ‘work hard and party hard’, well this is the place for you.
Dining and partying at Changkat is a must for folks around here
- Changkat’s party haven– The street is packed with places to wine and dine. These include Bijan Bar & Restaurant, The Ceylon Bar, Baan 26, Front Page Sports Bar & Grill, Uptown, Pampas, Why Not and more. There are even mamak restaurants and Middle Eastern kebab stalls for diners or party goers who are on a budget.
Gastronomically enticing from Atmosphera 360 (Source: http://static.asiawebdirect.com/m/kl/portals/kuala-lumpur-ws/shared/teasersL/MAGAZINE/restaurant-atmosphere/teaserMultiLarge/image/atsphemophera.jpg)
- Menara Kuala Lumpur- Since you are a stone’s throw away from such an iconic landmark, do capitalise and take the opportunity to explore the entire vicinity of Menara Kuala Lumpur. It is not only the country’s tallest singular tower but has heaps of activities that can be carried out by visitors. Take a hike along Taman Eko Rimba KL and explore Bukit Nanas Forest Reserve. Or embrace the marine life through its Blue Coral Aquarium. You can also dine at its rotating restaurant, Atmosphere 360 while admiring the many vantage views of Kuala Lumpur’s skyline as you eat.
Shopping for cheap trend and wear at Berjaya Times Square
- Shopping galore at the Golden Triangle– This is the heartbeat of Kuala Lumpur’s shopping district. Residents could walk on over to glistening malls like Pavilion and Starhill Gallery for the best high-end brands. Meanwhile, for those on a tighter budget, they could go to Sungei Wang Plaza or even Berjaya Times Square for cheaper and quirkier trends.
Other amenities nearby:
- Tung Shin Hospital, Jalan Pudu
- Pudu Wet Market
- SK and SMK Bukit Nanas, Jalan Bukit Nanas
- John’s Institution, Jalan Bukit Nanas
- SEGI College, Jalan Raja chulan
- UTC Pudu Sentral, Jalan Pudu
- Mydin Mall, Jalan Tun Perak
- The Cathedral of St. John, Jalan Bukit Nanas
- Dataran Merdeka, Jalan Perak
- Bursa Malaysia Bhd, Bukit Kewangan
Analysis
Price Analysis
| Name | Land Tenure | No. of Blocks | No. Storey/Units | Selling Price |
| Pavilion Ceylon Hill, Bukit Ceylon By Jelita Orientasi Sdn Bhd (Completion by 2021) |
Freehold | 1 | 51 storeys/ 629 units | N/A |
| Anggun Residence By UDA Holdings (Completion by 2018) |
Freehold | 1 | 38 storeys/ 348 units | Starts at RM 843, 390 |
| The Robertson Residence By Gamuda Land (Completion by 2018) |
Freehold | 2 | 42 and 46 storeys / 800 units | Starts at RM 700, 000 |
Average rental around Jalan Ceylon starts at RM3.75 psf.
Summary
Pavilion Ceylon Hill, a landmark epitome that will be part of Kuala Lumpur’s glorious skyline. The development is redefining the pinnacle of Bukit Ceylon with its astounding singular structure that represents modern architecture at its finest. The objective is simple- Providing the fibres of life with simplicity. A modern minimalist that brings comfort to the glittering night life of Changkat Raja Chulan yet a haven to nature as it is just a few radiuses away from the Bukit Nanas Forest Reserve.
Due to the development’s compact nature, Pavilion Ceylon Hill targets investors, both locally and internationally. The target tenants perhaps are those who are on the go, folks who live out of their luggage from city to city or simply young tenacious people who work hard and party hard.
