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Malaysia is proving to be a popular choice with foreign investors interested in buying property in an exotic locale without being too far removed from the flair of city living.
From its beautiful beaches, tropical rainforest and mountains to its stable infrastructure and economy, the country is attracting growing interest.
Situated at the heart of Sepang Walk on the Sepang Goldcoast is a new development known as the Tropical Cluster Village and Malaysia's latest international tourist destination.
This development will appeal both as a breakaway for city folk as well as for those who enjoy the serenity and tranquility of Sepang Goldcoast.
Situated just 30 minutes away from the F1 Grand Prix circuit and a 75-minute drive to the twin towers in Kuala Lumpur, the property is also five minutes away from the Golden Palm Tree Water Villas, the world's first eco-friendly sea hotel resort.
The Tropical Cluster Village combines Malaysian, tropical elements and modern-contemporary designs to provide "a casual yet luxurious lifestyle", according to the developers.
The property features a gym in the 'Sky lobby' and fitness spa, a swimming pool, restaurants, a multi-purpose hall and conference room and a jogging and cycling track for sport enthusiasts.
The development comprises one tower block with a series of associated low-rise villas. Apartments range from 500 square feet studios to 2,050 square feet penthouses with a private pool and Jacuzzi.
Built in the midst of a watery oasis, the Tropical Cluster Village is made up of fully-furnished studios, one and two bedroom apartments as well as penthouse suites.
The property can be rented out by the developer and they offer 10 per cent rental guarantee for 15 years.
The buyer can also use the property for two weeks of the year if needed.
