Penang | Mayfair Super Condo For Sale

Mayfair Super Condominium is situated at Jalan Sultan Ahmad Shah as-known-as Penang's Millionaire Row on 1.6 acres of freehold land with low density of living having each floor comprises of two units with build up of approx. 5,000 sq ft is one of the few condos that was in demand by MM2H (Malaysia My Second Home) investment and locals. It's situated nearby George Town UNESCO World Heritage Sites enclave. Total units in the Mayfair Condo are 49 units on the 29 storey single tower block. It's a LIFESTYLE LIVING.

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A way of living of individuals, families (households), and societies, which they manifest in coping with their physical, psychological, social, and economic environments on a day-to-day basis.

Lifestyle is expressed in both work and leisure behavior patterns and (on an individual basis) in activities, attitudes, interests, opinions, values, and allocation of income. It also reflects people's self image or self concept; the way they see themselves and believe they are seen by the others. Lifestyle is a composite of motivations, needs, and wants and is influenced by factors such as culture, family, reference groups, and social class.

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Mayfair Super Condominium

Equipped with full-fledged condo facilities such as 24-hours security, swimming pool, children playground, gymnasium, tennis court, basketball court, table tennis, squash court, sauna room, private lift, covered car park.

 

The Mayfair | Swimming Pool

 

The Mayfair Super Condo | Children Playground

 

The Mayfair | Gymnasium

 

Penang Mayfair | Tennis Court

 

May fair | Basketball Court

 

Table Tennis

 

Squash court

Currently available for sale is a unit which commands 270 degree breathtaking view [of sea view and town view]. It has 5 rooms and 6 bathrooms with build up of approx. 5,000 sq ft. The unit comes with three covered car parks.

 

The Mayfair | Super Condo For Sale

Additional reference: Commercial Bungalow That Meet Your Business Needs in Jalan Sultan Ahmad Shah aka Millionaire's Row.

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Penang | MM2H | Heritage Building Under Thread To Be Saved

A NON-GOVERNMENTAL organisation (NGO) has expressed concern about the possible demolition of a heritage building in Anson Road to make way for a high-rise condominium tower.

Penang Citizens Chant Group (Chant) adviser Yan Lee said an application for planning permission to the Penang Island City Council (MBPP) submitted on Oct 16, last year, had been delayed since May 12.

The local council’s One-Stop Centre (OSC) portal states that the developer has submitted the application for the construction of a proposed 43-storey condominium block.

It comprises a lobby on the first and second floor, car park space from the first to 11th floor, recreational facilities from the 11th, and 40th to 43rd floor, and 75 condominium units from the sixth to 39th floor.

The application, the portal states, also includes a proposal to demolish a part of the annex at the back of the building and to restore the existing two-storey heritage building on Lot 1146, 19 Anson Road.

Lee said the building’s heritage classification could not be determined as the George Town World Heritage Incorporated (GTWHI) inventory of heritage buildings had yet to be made available.

“The preparation of inventory of heritage buildings is under the GTWHI and heritage buildings are expected to be classified under two categories.

“Category One is for buildings of high architectural and historical values which are not to be demolished, altered and extended except for restoration.

“Under Category Two are buildings with architectural values which are allowed to be renovated for adaptive reuse,” he said.

Calls made to GTWHI general manager Lim Chooi Ping to ascertain which category the building on 19 Anson Road falls under were futile as of press time.

Meanwhile, a photo of the building and a statement that read: “19 Anson Road is a heritage building? I heard the owner (is) going to tear down the heritage building for a high-rise building development.

“Please help to stop and preserve it!!!” was posted on the Facebook page of Penang Heritage Trust (PHT) president Khoo Salma on Wednesday.

Salma commented: “Another endangered heritage building outside the George Town World Heritage Site.

“This one is 19 Anson Road. MBPP, GTWHI, where is your inventory? Penang state, where is the state heritage enactment and policy?”

Under the same post, she also commented “If the Pykett illegal demolition is not appropriately penalised, the present or future owner of 19 Anson Road could just knock it down illegally and wait to get an approval for new high-rise in five years’ time”.

Lee had reportedly said in 2010 that the then Penang Municipal Council (MPPP) had issued a rebuild order to a developer who had demolished a colonial era double-storey bungalow in Pykett Avenue.

The bungalow was demolished before the council’s technical heritage review panel could arrange for an inspection of the heritage building.

When contacted, Salma said it appeared that the application by the developer was for planning permission for “40+ storeys and part demolition”.

State exco member Chow Kon Yeow, when contacted, said the application for planning permission had been tabled on May 12 but not approved.

He said the decision had been put on hold as the application was subjected to compliance with technical requirements.

Source: STARMETRO | NEWS

Related Story: Exclusive Focus: The Last And Oldest Siamese Settlement In Penang On The Verge Of Demolish

Cause for concern: Heritage enthusiasts fear that the heritage building in Anson Road, George Town, may make way for a high-rise condominium. What's your fear or rather opinion?

Boldly go. LLAP

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Exclusive Focus: The Last And Oldest Siamese Settlement In Penang On The Verge Of Demolish

Banners along Burmah Road, Pulau Tikus, Penang.

Part of seven shops affected by the proposed development in Pulau Tikus.

It has be reported in local and online news that a Siamese settlement in Pulau Tikus will make way for five-storey hotel(97-room hotel) on the site of 1.3 acres of land which is currently housed to 10 wooden houses(some 40 families) and seven shops said to be there for six generations. The proposed development is five-storey hotel by Five Star Heritage Sdn Bhd. 

Bangkok Lane, Penang.

Burmah Lane, Penang.

The demolition will involved seven shops and 10 wooden houses at site located off Burmah Road bordered by Bangkok Lane and Burmah Lane. A source quoted that the valuation price in that area ranges between RM800 to RM1,300 per square foot.

Wat Chaiyamangalaram Thai Buddhist Temple at Burmah Lane, Penang.

Dhammikarama Burmese Buddhist Temple at Burmah Lane, Penang.

The settlement is part of 4.4 acres of land which housed important landmark like Wat Chaiyamangalaram Thai Buddhist Temple that has one of the largest Reclining Buddha statue built in Burmah Lane in 1845 and the 203-year-old Dhammikarama Burmese Buddhist Temple just across the road which I went to pray during Wesak's Day. The land was granted to Siamese and Burmese community there by East India Company on behalf of Queen Victoria in 1845 for the beneficiary of the descendants of Siamese and Burmese community.

Source from Penang Heritage Trust said that if the village is to be destroyed, then the Siamese community can no longer exist in once common place.

The Pulau Tikus' assemblyman Yap Soo Huey mentioned that, "we would like to come to an agreement to ensure that the heritage value of the village and community can be preserved to prevent the loss of a cultural heritage."

As of this writing, the Penang State Government mentioned that the local authority is yet to approve any development at the Siamese village.

Source: The Star newspaper

This article has been written by VULCAN INT'L Real Estate Research Institute http://www.vulcanresearch.blogspot.com for VULCAN INTERNATIONAL Real Estate Investors Club http://www.vulcaninternational.blogspot.com .

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