and happy life at Tro - Tropicana Golf & Country Resort

Well-connected, well-serviced
The Tropics Designer Suites @ Tropicana City will enjoy the exclusivity
of being the only serviced apartments in Petaling Jaya that provide
hotel-style living where the apartment owners can opt for their units
to be cleaned and their linens changed just like in a hotel, in addition
to the numerous facilities available.
Careful thought has been put into the planning of this iconic project,
with four separate entrance and exit points to avoid congestion
during peak hours. A dedicated driveway and parking floor also
ensure hassle-free entry, exit and parking.
Easy access to three major highways border the project - Lebuhraya
Damansara-Puchong (LDP), Sprint and the North Klang Valley
Expressway (NKVE) - putting you within easy reach of the four corners
of the Klang Valley. Flanked by mature residential areas on all sides,
the prospect of high capital appreciation looks promising indeed.
Enjoy Wi-Fi facility
at the recreational floor
Custom-made for comfort
Be they families with young children or retirees, The Tropics Designer
Suites @ Tropicana City will appeal to all, thanks to its strategic
location that boasts schools, the KDU College, SS2’s many gastronomic
delights, Wi-Fi amenity for its residents at the recreational floor plus
all the facilities that you will need. You will also have your very own
shopping mall linked to you directly via lifts.
Within the two designer suites blocks are 70 loft units and 531 studio
apartments. The loft units feature a 2+1 bedroom set-up between
1,050 sq ft and 1,176 sq ft while the 1+1 studio apartments will be
available in four floor plans ranging from 620 sq ft to 731 sq ft. Each of
the two blocks consists of 28 floors. There are also eight lifts to service
the trendy units.
The spectacular designer duplex lofts featuring floor-to-ceiling
windows offer seamless breathtaking views of the magnificent
Petronas Twin Towers piercing the night skyline, while the cosy studio
apartments ooze comfort and warmth.
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