Taman Batu Pahat is a mixed residential and industrial estate situated at Batu Pahat, Johor Bahru. It is nestled amongst many other residential areas like Taman Makmur, Taman Nira and Taman Dato Onn Jaafar to name a few. It houses freehold 2-storey terrace units and factories. Terrace houses here mainly have a built-up area of 82 sf whilst factories normally have a land area of approximately 52, 274 sf. Apart from the hawker centre that is situated within the vicinity of Taman Batu Pahat, the Summit Shopping Mall is positioned within a short 4 minutes drive away from the residential area. This shopping mall houses ample restaurants and famous eateries such as Pizza Hut as well as a supermarket, ATMs, boutiques, saloons and many more. Besides shopping amenities, residents can also find banks like Ambank and medical amenities like Klinik Nur located along Jalan Rugayah which is positioned about a 5 minutes short drive away from Taman Batu Pahat. The Southern Hospital is also just a stone’s throw away. There are also educational institutions such as Kolej Aman Batu Pahat which is situated just a stone’s throw away from Taman Batu Pahat. There are also other schools like SMK Datin Onn Jaafar situated about a short 5 minutes drive away from the residential township. It is easily accessible using Jalan Peserai and Jalan Zebedah. There are also public transportations such as bus and taxi stands available which is located near to the Summit Shopping Mall.
Property Details
Name: Taman Batu Pahat Address: Batu Pahat, Johor Bahru Type: Terrace & Factory Tenure: Freehold No. of Storey Terrace: 2 Land Area Factory: 52,274 sf Built-up Terrace: 882 sf Subsale Price Terrace: From RM60,000 Factory: From RM3,000,000Analysis
Taman Batu Pahat is considered a convenient area to call home. Although nestled amongst many other residential areas, there are no serious issues on crime rates or robberies and according to reports on the official Government Transformation Programme’s online portal, crime rates in areas like Batu Pahat has reduced by 9.96% between January and September this year.
