This article first appeared in City & Country, The Edge Malaysia Weekly on January 12, 2026 - January 18, 2026

Malaysia Land Properties Sdn Bhd (Mayland) says its residential development in Desa Sri Hartamas, Kuala Lumpur, has been fully taken up. Situated on 4.8 acres of freehold land, Majestic @ Kiara Reserve (Majestic Kiara) features a mix of villas, parkhomes and condominiums. The project is to be developed over two phases and has a gross development value (GDV) of RM552 million.

The first phase comprises 79 villas and 57 parkhomes. It was opened for sale on Dec 6, 2025 and all units have been fully sold.

The 4-storey villas offer built-ups ranging from 3,800 to 4,941 sq ft with a three-to-five bedroom configuration. They are priced from RM4 million. Key features include electric vehicle charging points, solar panels, a rainwater harvesting system, sky deck and courtyard garden or private terrace. Selected units will also have private home lifts.

Meanwhile, the parkhomes, located within a 4-storey podium beneath the villas, have built-ups of 2,293 to 2,314 sq ft, each with 3+1 bedrooms and five bathrooms. Prices start from RM1.5 million.

“The strong take-up for Phase 1 was largely driven by the site’s strategic and prime location within the highly sought-after Mont’Kiara and Sri Hartamas enclave,” Mayland managing director Lee Han Ming tells City & Country in an email interview. “The scarcity of new freehold landed homes in this neighbourhood, combined with the project’s elevated hillside setting, offers a rare proposition, providing enhanced privacy, natural ventilation and panoramic views of the Kuala Lumpur skyline.”

He also highlights the unique selling point of the parkhome typology, in which the design concept allows residents to park directly at their doorstep for a true landed-home living experience. This has been well received by the market.

Each parkhome is also equipped with a parcel locker and a storage cabinet within the car porch area. As the structural pillars are already in place, owners may install a gate to enclose the car porch in a manner similar to landed homes, subject to approval from the joint management body or management corporation after handover.

“Our purchasers are primarily owner-occupiers and upgraders from Mont’Kiara, Sri Hartamas and Bukit Damansara. Many are long-term residents seeking a freehold landed home designed for family living rather than for short-term investment as they appreciate the area’s exclusivity and lifestyle conveniences,” he notes.

Majestic Kiara is immediately adjacent to the 400-acre Bukit Kiara Forest Reserve, enabling residents to enjoy fresh air and a wellness-focused lifestyle. Lee reckons that these combined factors created a compelling value proposition that resonated strongly with current discerning buyers.

Construction for Phase 1 is progressing and is currently in the piling stage.

Lee says, “The steady progress of piling works, even prior to the official launch, demonstrates our focus on timely delivery, with the potential for ahead-of-schedule completion. As a redevelopment initiative, Majestic Kiara is envisioned as a landmark transformation that enhances the surrounding landscape while creating lasting value for homeowners and the wider community.”

For Phase 2, Majestic Kiara offers a 10-storey condominium that sits on top of the podium, as well as the last eight 4-storey villas, situated beneath the condo block.

“Phase 2 will introduce condominium villas, conceived as a vertical extension of the landed homes in Phase 1. These villa-style residences will feature generous layouts, enhanced privacy and curated facilities, offering a boutique-luxury living experience with views of the KL city centre. The launch is targeted for 1Q2026, with further details to be announced closer to the official release,” he says.

Apart from the parkhomes and underground parking for villas and condominiums in Phase 2, the podium will also house a 4-storey clubhouse exclusive for parkhome and villa residents. Facilities include an infinity pool, gym, children’s indoor and outdoor playgrounds as well as a lounge. Maintenance fees, inclusive of sinking fund, are estimated at 55 sen psf. Meanwhile, the condominium will have its own facilities within the block.

“Our focus remains unchanged — to create homes that respect the environment, support everyday living and retain enduring value over time,” he shares.

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