Noteworthy:

• Freehold
• Built-up size: 5,700 sq ft
• Land size: 11,055 sq ft
• Semi-furnished
• Layout - ground floor: factory, 1st floor: office
• Ceiling height: 30ft
• Power supply: 200 amps, 3 phases
• Nearby amenities: small businesses and F&B outlets, Kawasan Perindustrian Hi-Tech 6 & 7, University of Nottingham
• Accessibility: North-South Expressway, SILK, CKE, LEKAS, Jalan Semenyih, SKVE (via SILK), KL-Seremban Expressway

When: September 2023

Noteworthy:

• Built-up size: 2,800 sq ft
• Land size: 4,268 sq ft
• Freehold
• Semi-furnished
• 5 bedrooms, 5 bathrooms
• Nearby amenities: UTAR, Sungai Long Golf & Country Club, Batu 11 Cheras and Bandar Tun Hussein Onn MRT stations, Sungai Long Specialist Hospital, various small businesses and F&B outlets
• Accessibility: SILK, CKE, Jalan Sungai Long

When: December 2023

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