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Radium Evara @ Kepong offers a different perspective on urban living, where the quality of a home is measured not only by its postcode but also by what its surroundings offer and the life that unfolds beyond them. Guided by the philosophy of “A Presence of Place”, the development brings together practical, family-oriented homes, the convenience of an established neighbourhood and proximity to nature.

With a gross development value (GDV) of RM435 million, Radium Evara’s 36-storey tower comprises 558 units designed around spacious, practical layouts that support a longer-term approach to homeownership. Rather than focusing solely on initial affordability, the development caters for buyers seeking homes that can accommodate their needs as their circumstances evolve. With prices starting from RM450,000, the range of layouts accommodates different budgets, household sizes and stages of life, with each unit offering at least two parking bays.

For newlyweds and first-time homebuyers, Type B units offer a practical starting point for a new chapter. With a built-up area of 950 sq ft, three bedrooms and two bathrooms, it provides a functional home for those embarking on homeownership, while also catering for young professionals who may require space for hybrid working.

Meanwhile, Type C units, with a built-up area of 1,100 sq ft, four bedrooms and two bathrooms, offer an option for empty nesters entering a new stage of life. The extra bedrooms can accommodate visiting family members or be converted into a hobby room or workspace, allowing homeowners to maintain their privacy while comfortably making room for loved ones.

Balcony Type D

For growing families and multi-generational households, Type D units offer a more spacious option. Spanning 1,250 sq ft, with four bedrooms and three bathrooms, they provide greater flexibility for different living arrangements while allowing family members to enjoy personal space. For upgraders seeking larger homes without the price premium often associated with traditional city-centre locations, Type D is an alternative worth considering.

The people-first approach is central to Radium’s broader philosophy of “Building Good”, which extends beyond constructing buildings to fostering good communities and positive social impact. At Radium Evara, this vision is reflected in the combination of thoughtfully planned homes, shared facilities and a neighbourhood that contributes to residents’ quality of life.

Facade Overlooking KLCC

The facility deck supports this vision by bringing together spaces for relaxation, recreation and social interaction. Residents can unwind in the Jacuzzi, enjoy the viewing deck or relax in the cantilever cocoon seating area.

Swimming Pool to Cantilever Pavilion (Day view)
Swimming Pool with Bench (Sunset)

Those looking to stay active can make use of the gymnasium, basketball court and swimming pool, while the barbecue area and games room provide inviting spaces to spend time with family and friends. The multipurpose hall can also be configured for pickleball or badminton, adding versatility to the recreational facilities.

Location is another defining consideration. As an established township, Kepong offers an existing network of mature amenities and comprehensive infrastructure that newer locations may take time to develop.

Schools, healthcare facilities, retail destinations and recreational spaces are already part of the surrounding landscape, giving residents access to the conveniences of a mature urban community.

Multi-Purpose Hall - Pickle Ball

Connectivity further strengthens the appeal. Radium Evara is served by nearby MRT and KTM stations and is linked to major highways, including the Middle Ring Road 2 (MRR2), Duta-Ulu Kelang Expressway (DUKE) and North-South Expressway. Together, these connections support access across the Klang Valley, while amenities in Kepong offer an alternative to relying solely on a city-centre address.

Beyond connectivity, proximity to Kepong Metropolitan Park introduces a natural dimension to urban living. The green recreational space offers residents opportunities to enjoy outdoor activities and step away from the pace of the city.

Entrance Guard House

This balance between urban convenience and nature supports Radium Evara’s approach to sustainability. The emphasis is on creating healthier, more liveable environments through design considerations such as encouraging natural light and ventilation where possible, incorporating greenery and providing open spaces. Access to the nearby park further complements these efforts.

The development’s north-south orientation enables residents to avoid direct exposure to intense sunlight, contributing to a more comfortable and cooling indoor environment. Its unobstructed views, with no nearby skyscrapers blocking the outlook, further enhance the sense of openness.

Radium’s approach reflects the need for discipline in an uncertain property market. As conditions fluctuate, buyers are becoming more discerning about where they purchase, the developer behind a project and whether a home offers genuine long-term value.

Yoga Deck + Bamboo Garden - Day

This reinforces the importance of selecting locations with strong fundamentals and planning homes around genuine owner-occupier demand. Rather than pursuing immediate growth for its own sake, Radium takes a measured approach grounded in sound planning and an understanding of how people want to live.

Ultimately, “A Presence of Place” reflects Radium Evara’s vision of building homes that go beyond physical space to support a better quality of life. Underpinned by Radium’s “Building Good” philosophy, the development aspires to foster a sense of belonging and provide a foundation on which residents can build their future.

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