Description

Samalaju Eco Park lies at the heart of Sarawak’s energy centred industrial region. The apartment strives to be amongst the pioneering development in the state that emphasises the concept of lifestyle, health, and sustainability. Enclaved in lush greenery, flowing waterways, wide open spaces, convenient, and inclusive amenities, Salamaju Eco Park aims to be an eco-friendly township with exciting locale.

Salamaju Eco Park offers up to 256 units of 4-storey apartments with 2 different choices of layouts. Known as Type 1, the typical layouts would house 3 bedrooms and 2 bathrooms at a practical 877 sf. Next is the Type 2, where these units have a similar number of bedrooms and bathrooms but a slightly larger built-up area of 906 sf. The apartments would be a great news especially to those potential buyers who work in the nearby industrial area.

They apartments are also placed carefully so that each home is a short leisurely walk away from recreational spaces, parks and community amenities, hence, increasing the conveniences of residents. Salamaju Eco Park will also boast a complex interconnected web of bicycle pathways, pedestrian walkways and public transportation routes that connect this township to the rest of Sarawak.

Providing convenience to the community, Samalaju Eco Park also consists of 2-storey shophouses with 16 units available that are suitable for small businesses, offices, F&B eateries, and the like. The built-ups for the shophouses start from 1,867 sft to around 2,165 sft, with launch prices of RM670,344 to RM751,434. The ground floor level has a 5-foot walkway which definitely helps to make the space appear bigger and less congested.

As Samalaju Eco Park is growing to become a township that is fully-contained and fully-equipped within, the commercial shoplots also have an allocated number of carpark spaces and motorcycle spaces. There are 65 carpark lots within the immediate premises, and a total of 17 motorcycle bays available.

Other developments going on Samalaju Eco Park are apartments, recreational facilities, green and blue nature spaces such as parks and golf courses, and many more. Although this township is meant to be a fully-equipped one, it is quite of the bounds as it’s located far from the city centre. The closest landmark to it would be the Samalaju Port and Samalaju Central. Nevertheless, the township is very close to the South China Sea, hence, provides a truly refreshing sight that you don’t see everyday.

The main access to Salamaju Eco Park is mainly via Jalan Similau-Batu Niah that connects the township to Bintulu and Miri. The road experiences low traffic and is surrounded by natural greeneries which will further enhance the eco-friendly concept of Salamaju Eco Park.