Imperial Residences

The tower splits into a North Wing and a South Wing, with two units in each. That is four homes per floor across levels 8 to 45, and it is the number that shapes everything else about the building. At 3,380 sq ft for the smallest layout, a single unit occupies a quarter of the floor plate and runs from the KL city face through to the Bukit Kiara face.

Every unit has a private lift lobby, so the lift opens into your own entrance rather than a shared corridor. Every unit also has a lanai — a covered outdoor room off the living area, not a balcony ledge. All bedrooms are ensuite, and the master comes with a walk-in wardrobe and a bathroom with both a bathtub and a rainshower.

Levels 46 to 48 hold the Imperial Penthouses, one per wing per floor, at 7,459 sq ft each. Level 6 and Level 50 are the two facilities floors. Levels 16, 17 and 33A carry mechanical and electrical plant in place of some units, which is why 38 typical floors produce 148 homes rather than 152.

### Unit Types at Imperial Residences

Five layouts, four of them typical and one penthouse. The two 3,380 sq ft plans are the same size but not the same brief: H1 gives you four ensuite bedrooms, while H1a gives you three plus a self-contained studio with its own entrance, pantry and bathroom — a dual-key arrangement inside one title.

| Type | Size | Configuration | Bedrooms | Bathrooms | Wing | |---|---|---|---|---|---| | Type H1 | 3,380 sq ft | 4 Ensuites + Lanai | 4+1 | 4 | North | | Type H1a | 3,380 sq ft | 3 Ensuites + Studio + Lanai | 3+1 | 4 | South | | Type H2 | 4,090 sq ft | 4 Ensuites + Lanai | 4+1 | 4 | North | | Type H2a | 4,090 sq ft | 4 Ensuites + Lanai | 4+1 | 4 | South | | Type IR1 (Penthouse) | 7,459 sq ft | 5 Ensuites + Lanai | 5+1 | 5 | North & South |

Bathroom counts above are ensuite bathrooms. Every layout adds a powder room for guests and a separate helper’s bath, and every layout includes a helper’s room, a laundry, and both a dry kitchen and a wet kitchen.

Main entrance walls are natural marble to ceiling height with fritted glass, and the entrance, living, dining, dry kitchen and pantry floors are natural marble. Bedrooms and the studio run engineered timber. All bathrooms, the powder room, wet kitchen, laundry, helper’s areas, store and lanai are finished in homogeneous tiles, with bathroom walls tiled to ceiling height. Windows are powder-coated aluminium frames with glass sliding panels to the lanai.

Units are handed over with kitchen cabinetry in both kitchens, an island with an induction hob and hood, a built-in fridge and oven, wardrobes to every bedroom, vanity tops and mirrors to every bathroom, and a washer and dryer in the laundry.

Pavilion Damansara Heights has its own MRT station on the Putrajaya Line, connected directly to the development. From it, KL Sentral is two stations away and Kuala Lumpur city centre is five. Semantan station on the Kajang Line is the next interchange along Jalan Damansara.

The Pavilion lifestyle mall in the same development runs to over a million square feet of retail. Jalan Damansara connects to the SPRINT Expressway and onward to Mont’ Kiara and Petaling Jaya, and south toward Bangsar and Mid Valley. Kuala Lumpur Golf & Country Club and Bukit Kiara Equestrian & Country Resort are both minutes away, as is Bukit Kiara Park.

For schools, Garden International School and Mont’ Kiara International School sit on the Mont’ Kiara side, with Cempaka International School and Stella Maris International School closer in, and HELP University in Bukit Damansara. Pantai Hospital Kuala Lumpur is the nearest major hospital.

The developer is Jendela Mayang Sdn Bhd, the project company behind Pavilion Damansara Heights. Phase 1 covers 9.27 acres and is already built out, including the retail mall. Phase 2 covers 6.08 acres and holds Imperial Residences, Royal Suites, and a corporate suites and hotel component. The building plan was approved by Dewan Bandaraya Kuala Lumpur and the land is freehold with a commercial title under the Housing Development Act, the standard arrangement for serviced apartments in Kuala Lumpur.

**Is Imperial Residences freehold?** Yes. The land is freehold, held on a commercial title under the Housing Development Act, which is the usual classification for serviced apartments in Kuala Lumpur.

**What unit types are available at Imperial Residences?** Five layouts. Type H1 and H1a at 3,380 sq ft, Type H2 and H2a at 4,090 sq ft, and the Type IR1 Imperial Penthouse at 7,459 sq ft. H1a is a dual-key plan with a self-contained studio; the rest are four or five ensuite bedrooms.

**How many units and floors does Imperial Residences have?** 154 units in a single tower of 50 levels, at four units per floor from Level 8 to Level 45, with penthouses on Levels 46 to 48.

**When will Imperial Residences be completed?** Expected completion is March 2030.

**What is the difference between Type H1 and Type H1a?** Both are 3,380 sq ft. H1 is four ensuite bedrooms in the North Wing. H1a is in the South Wing and trades one bedroom for a self-contained studio with its own entrance, pantry and bathroom, which makes it a dual-key layout.

**Which direction do the units face?** Each unit runs the full depth of its quarter-floor, so every home has both a KL city aspect and a Bukit Kiara aspect. North Wing units are H1 and H2; South Wing units are H1a and H2a.

**How far is Imperial Residences from the MRT?** Pavilion Damansara Heights MRT station on the Putrajaya Line is part of the development itself. KL Sentral is two stations away and Kuala Lumpur city centre is five.

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