Han-Ya Wahyu 涵雅
Two 53-storey towers beside Taman Wahyu KTM station, in the north of Kuala Lumpur.
- Homes
- 735–1,836 sq ftFour layouts, 2 to 4+1 bedrooms
- Tenure
- LeaseholdCommercial title · serviced residences
- Taman Wahyu KTM
- About 200 mA couple of minutes on foot
- Completion
- 2031The developer’s expected date
Your advisor for Han-Ya Wahyu: Kevin Lee, REN 14973, FLP Realty.
Level 11, end to end.
More than sixty facilities in four zones along one long landscaped deck — a 50-metre infinity pool, spa pools, a gym, gardens, playgrounds and quiet terraces.
- Asobi Social Zone
- Mizu Retreat
- Genki Fitness Hub
- Tanoshii Garden
Four layouts, drawn to one scale.
From a two-bedroom home of 735 sq ft to a four-plus-one of 1,836 sq ft: the developer’s own plans, side by side at their true relative size.
Drawn to one scale from the overall dimensions printed on each developer plan. Indicative; the developer may change layouts.
A stop from Batu Caves, seven from KL Sentral.
Taman Wahyu is a neighbourhood in the north of Kuala Lumpur with its own station on the KTM Komuter line. The Han-Ya Wahyu site lies between the railway and Jalan Ipoh, about 200 metres from the station.
Water lies on both sides of the line: the Jinjang retention lake to the west; to the east the Sungai Batu retention pond — about 70 metres from the site — and Batu Metropolitan Park, whose gate is a 7-minute walk from the station.
- The Han-Ya Wahyu site
- From the station’s south entrance to the edge of the site: 186 m on today’s footpaths
- Walk to the park gate, 577 m
- KTM Komuter line
The view from the site, at six heights.
The developer’s virtual tour looks out from the site at the 10th, 20th, 30th, 40th and 50th levels and from the rooftop. Choose a height to open it here.
360° views from the development site at six heights, from the developer’s virtual tour. They are not the view from a particular home — actual views vary by unit, facing and floor. Labels inside the tour are the developer’s own.
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A person to ask.
Kevin Lee is a registered real estate negotiator (REN 14973) with FLP Realty. He arranges viewings of the Type A and Type B show units — evenings and weekends too, or by video if you are overseas or outstation.
Ask him for the current price list and the units available, which layouts suit your household, or how the station walk feels at rush hour.
Kevin Lee · REN 14973 · FLP Realty Sdn Bhd · E(1) 1718
Questions buyers ask first
Where is Taman Wahyu?
In the north of Kuala Lumpur, off Jalan Ipoh, between Kepong, Sentul and Batu Caves. Postcode 51200.
Which train line serves Taman Wahyu?
The KTM Komuter Batu Caves–Pulau Sebang line. Taman Wahyu (KC04) is one stop from Batu Caves and seven from KL Sentral; Kampung Batu, the next stop south, interchanges with the MRT Putrajaya Line. Check KTMB’s current timetable for service times.
Is Han-Ya Wahyu freehold?
No. It is leasehold, on a commercial title, and the homes are serviced apartments under the Housing Development Act.
How far is Han-Ya Wahyu from the station?
The developer gives about 200 metres. Along today’s footpaths it is 186 metres from the station’s south entrance to the edge of the site. A covered walkway of about 140 metres is proposed; it is not built.
How do I arrange a viewing?
Message or call Kevin Lee (+6013 3398686). The Type A and Type B show units are viewed by appointment, including evenings and weekends; video viewings are available too. Kevin confirms the time and where to meet.
See Type A or Type B in person.
The show units are open by appointment. Tell Kevin the layouts you would like to see and when suits you; he confirms the time and the place to meet.
