Sunway Property unveils RM150mil GDV Serene Villas


PETALING JAYA: Sunway Property has officially launched Serene Villas, a green renewable energy (GreenRE) certified townhome development in Bukit Mertajam, Penang.

Spanning 9.03 acres with a gross development value (GDV) of RM150mil, Serene Villas introduces 210 thoughtfully designed townhomes that provide modern architecture with sustainable living in an exceptional landed living experience, the property developer said.

“As part of the 86-acre Sunway Wellesley master-planned community—with a total GDV of RM 1bil - the launch builds on the sell-out success of earlier phases, including Sunway Wellesley’s Precincts 1 and 2, Uptown 2 (62 shop office units), and Garden Villas (60 semi-detached homes and 154 townhouses).

Sunway Property (central and northern regions) chief executive officer Chong Sau Min said the development’s strategic location and value-added facilities make it a compelling choice for homeowners and investors.

“GreenRE certification provides homeowners numerous benefits, including lower energy and water bills, improved indoor air quality through natural lighting and ventilation, and a reduced carbon footprint—contributing to a greener and more sustainable future.

“Designed for durability, these homes also offer maximum comfort and long-term energy savings.”

Each home is equipped with electric vehicle charger-ready infrastructure and parking for up to four vehicles.

“The overall Serene Villas development prioritizes safety and modern living with comprehensive security features, including 7-foot perimeter fencing, CCTV surveillance, and 40-foot-wide internal roads with pedestrian walkways.

“Additionally, the development is equipped with broadband-ready infrastructure, concealed drainage systems, and underground cabling, delivering a clean and streamlined aesthetic throughout the community,” said Sunway

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