Taman Minang Ria

Taman Minang Ria is a housing area situated at Cheras South. It comprises mostly of 2-storey terrace houses which are sited within a guarded community, and flat apartments. Its neighboring residential developments include Taman Minang, Taman Bukit Angsana, Bandar Tun Hussein Onn and Alam Damai. An intermediate 2-storey terrace house in Taman Minang Ria has built up area around 1,170 sf while the apartment units have built up areas around 650 sf. It is equipped with jogging tracks and playground. It is also within close proximity to many amenities. It is situated within 10 minutes driving distance from Carrefour and Jusco Cheras Selatan which host many amenities such as supermarkets, restaurants and eateries, banks, cinemas, cafes and much more. Apart from that, residents can also travel to areas like Taman Len Sen that cater a wide variety of food and also shop lots that cater for the resident’s basic needs. There are several schools near Taman Minang Ria such as SK Bandar and Tun Hussein Onn (both located opposite), SMK Bandar Tun Hussein Onn, SK Desa Baiduri and SK Alam Damai, all situated within 1.6km radius. It is easily accessible via Persiaran Tun Perak or Persiaran Minang 4. Residents can also access to other townships or to Kuala Lumpur city centre via the Cheras-Kajang Highway. There are also bus stops situated nearby for residents who do not own a vehicle.

Property Details

Name: Taman Minang Ria

Address: Cheras South, Selangor

Type: 2-Storey Terrace House & Apartment

Tenure: Freehold

No. of Storey

2-Storey Terrace: 2

No. of Bedrooms

2-Storey Terrace: 4

Apartment: 3

No. of Bathrooms

2-Storey Terrace: 3

Apartments: 2

Built-up

2-Storey Terrace: 1,170 sf

Apartments: 650 sf

Subsale Price:

Rental:

Facilities

Jogging track

Playground

Analysis

Taman Minang Ria is situated at a location that is easily accessible to and fro from other townships nearby. Hence, many amenities are easily accessible either by foot or by car. However, there has a been an issue that has been highlighted in the news in The Malay Mail regarding the inefficiencies of the Kajang Municipal Council in response to some resident's complaints to cut down a tree which residents feel might be a threat to their family. This news has been highlighted because it took over eight months since the complaint made and yet there was no action taken.