
Lunar Seputeh
Lunar Seputeh | Seputeh Kuala Lumpur | 9 Seputeh Riverfront Phase
In short
Lunar Seputeh is a high rise condominium in Old Klang Road, Kuala Lumpur by MRCB Land. The development holds 483 units, 45 storeys, 1+1 to 4+1 bedroom layouts, built-ups from 683 to 1,646 sq ft. The land is leasehold, completion is set for January 2031.
About Lunar Seputeh
Lunar Seputeh is being built in Old Klang Road, Kuala Lumpur, on a site of 17.4 acres. It is planned as 1 tower, 483 homes, 45 floors, 14 - 15 units to a floor.
There are 7 layouts on offer covering 1+1 to 4+1 bedrooms between 683 and 1,646 sq ft. It gives Lunar Seputeh a mix rather than a single repeated plan.
Lunar Seputeh is developed by MRCB Land on leasehold land. The land usage is classified as residential (condominium).
The numbers behind it: 45 floors at 14 - 15 units each, 6 (5 passenger + 1 Bomba lift) serving them, a site of 17.4 acres, a residential (condominium) land title.
Unit types
Get the floor plans →Lunar Seputeh is released in 7 layouts from 683 to 1,646 sq ft. The entry plan is Type A at 683 sq ft with 1+1 bedrooms. The largest is Type D at 1,646 sq ft running to 4+1 bedrooms.
| Type | Built-up | Bedrooms | Bathrooms |
|---|---|---|---|
| A | 683 sq ft | 1+1 | 1 |
| B1 | 841 sq ft | 2 | 2 |
| B1A | 841 sq ft | 2 | 2 |
| B2 | 930 sq ft | 3 | 2 |
| C1 (Dual Key) | 1,280 sq ft | 3 | 3 + powder |
| C2 / C2A | 1,280 sq ft | 3 | 3 + powder |
| D | 1,646 sq ft | 4+1 | 4 + powder |
Floor plans
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01Floor Plan 01Room labels and dimensions on the drawingClick to enlarge
02Floor Plan 1Where each unit sits in the towerClick to enlarge
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04Floor Plan 3Where each unit sits in the towerClick to enlarge
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12 artist impressionsWhy buyers take it
Held on a residential title. Assessment and utility tariffs follow the residential schedule rather than the commercial one. On a monthly bill that gap is real, and a lot of new stock cannot offer it.
17.4 acres of site. Land that size leaves room between blocks rather than the tight footprint most infill sites are built on. Ask which way your stack faces and what is planned on the empty part of the site.
12 lifts for 483 homes. About 40 homes to a lift. Lift provisioning cannot be added to a finished building, and it is what the queue at 8am comes down to.
483 homes on 17.4 acres. That is about 28 to the acre. Density is fixed at construction — it is the one thing about a building that no amount of renovation or management can change later.
45 storeys. Height is what puts a unit above the surrounding roofline. On a tower this tall the upper bands get an outlook that the lower ones do not, so the floor you are offered matters as much as the layout.
Why some walk away
It is not built yet. What you are buying is a drawing and a delivery date. Completion is set for January 2031, and dates set by developers move. Read the sale and purchase agreement on the liquidated damages clause, not the brochure.
No facility list is on record here. Ask for one in writing. What is shared decides a good part of the monthly charge, and a render of a pool is not a commitment to build one.
Leasehold. The lease runs down, extending it costs money, and a sale needs state consent, which takes time. Ask for the remaining term in writing — it matters more to a bank than to a brochure.
Every figure on this page comes from the developer. Unit counts, built-ups, distances and completion dates are as published by the developer or its appointed agents, and none of it is independently verified. Check anything you intend to rely on against the sale and purchase agreement.
Project details
| Developer | MRCB Land |
|---|---|
| Location | Seputeh |
| State | Kuala Lumpur |
| Property Type | High Rise Condominium |
| Tenure | Leasehold |
| Land Title | Residential (Condominium) |
| Land Area | 17.4 acres |
| Towers | 1 |
| Total Units | 483 |
| Total Floors | 45 |
| Units per Floor | 14 - 15 |
| Lifts per Floor | 6 (5 passenger + 1 Bomba lift) |
| Completion | January 2031 |
What it costs a month
Full calculator →Starting price RM 607,800, at a 90% margin over 35 years at 3.7%. Change any figure and the instalment follows.
An indication only. The starting price moves with each release, and a floating rate moves with the OPR.
A Riverfront Phase Inside an Established Township
9 Seputeh is not a new masterplan waiting to fill in — earlier phases are already built and occupied, and the retail and road network around them is working. Lunar Seputeh is the phase that sits on the riverfront edge, next to the Promenade Boulevard linear park.
The tenure is leasehold, running 99 years and expiring 11 May 2113, on land approved by Dewan Bandaraya Kuala Lumpur. Ceiling height is 3,000mm floor-to-ceiling with 3,450mm floor-to-floor, and the building reaches 187.1m in total height. Six lifts serve the tower — five passenger plus one Bomba lift — with a stated average waiting time of 57.5 seconds.
Parking is generous and tiered by unit size: 1,127 resident bays plus 52 visitor bays across 11 car park levels, with 37 motorcycle bays, 12 EV charging bays on Level 1 and three car wash bays in the visitor area. The development is green-certified, with solar photovoltaic panels, rainwater harvesting and water-saving fixtures.
### Unit Types at Lunar Seputeh
Eight layouts across 483 units, from a 1+1 bedroom starter to a 4+1 bedroom family plan. Type C1 is a dual-key layout.
| Type | Size (sq ft) | Bedrooms | Bathrooms | |---|---|---|---| | A | 683 | 1+1 | 1 | | B1 | 841 | 2 | 2 | | B1A | 841 | 2 | 2 | | B2 | 930 | 3 | 2 | | C1 (Dual Key) | 1,280 | 3 | 3 + powder | | C2 / C2A | 1,280 | 3 | 3 + powder | | D | 1,646 | 4+1 | 4 + powder |
Facilities
Over 40 facilities are spread across Levels 1, 2, 12, 12M and 45, with the highest deck sitting above the city. Highlights include:
- Infinity pool, aqua terrace, jacuzzi, sunken retreat, water jet and water play zone- Onsen bath, sauna and changing rooms- Gymnasium and dancing studio, outdoor fitness, boxing corner, half-basketball court and table tennis- Gourmet kitchen, gourmet lounge, raised BBQ deck and preparation area on Level 45- Meditation deck, reflection corner, shade garden and horizon deck- Sound studio, multipurpose hall, working pods and a laundrette- Kid's playroom, teen's club, toddlers' corner, parents' corner and junior terrace- Paw Haven, a dedicated pet area, plus zen courtyard and community green- Surau, and a Ruang Penjaja Madani hawker space of about 2,433 sq ft- Panic buttons, access card entry, CCTV surveillance and 8ft anti-climb perimeter fencing
Location & Connectivity
Lunar Seputeh sits inside the 9 Seputeh development in Seputeh, with direct access to the OKR-NPE Link Bridge. Mid Valley Megamall is about 700m away — roughly a 3-minute drive — with KL Sentral within about 2km and Bangsar South roughly 2km away. Both the New Pantai Expressway and the Shah Alam Expressway run past the address, which is what makes the short distances actually usable.
Promenade Boulevard, a 1km community linear park, runs alongside the development and is open to residents and the public, with a rest pavilion, central garden and lounge deck. There is one access point from Lunar Seputeh into the park, next to the guard house.
Developer Background
Lunar Seputeh is developed by MRCB Seputeh Land Sdn Bhd, part of MRCB Land, the property arm of Malaysian Resources Corporation Berhad. MRCB is best known for delivering KL Sentral, the transport-linked commercial district about 2km from this site, and has a long record in transit-oriented and township development. 9 Seputeh is its own integrated development, so Lunar is being added to a masterplan the same group already built out.
Frequently Asked Questions
**What unit types are available at Lunar Seputeh?** Seven layouts across 483 units: Type A at 683 sq ft, Types B1 and B1A at 841 sq ft, Type B2 at 930 sq ft, Types C1 and C2/C2A at 1,280 sq ft, and Type D at 1,646 sq ft. Type C1 is a dual-key layout.
**What is the tenure of Lunar Seputeh?** The land is leasehold, running 99 years and expiring 11 May 2113.
**When is Lunar Seputeh expected to be completed?** The expected date of completion is January 2031. The stated construction period is 36 months, extendable to 54 months.
**How many car park bays come with each unit?** Type A gets one bay, Types B1, B1A and B2 get two bays, and Types C1, C2, C2A and D get three bays. The development provides 1,127 resident bays and 52 visitor bays across 11 car park levels, plus 12 EV charging bays on Level 1.
**Is Lunar Seputeh pet-friendly?** Yes, subject to DBKL guidelines on keeping dogs in high-rise residences. There is a dedicated pet area called Paw Haven among the facilities.
**How far is Lunar Seputeh from Mid Valley and KL Sentral?** Mid Valley Megamall is about 700m away, roughly a 3-minute drive, and KL Sentral is within about 2km, with direct access to the OKR-NPE Link Bridge. Distances are approximate and measured on a radius basis.
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Location
Lunar Seputeh is in Old Klang Road, Kuala Lumpur at Seputeh.
Developer: MRCB Land
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Lunar Seputeh, answered
Is Lunar Seputeh freehold or leasehold?
Lunar Seputeh in Old Klang Road, Kuala Lumpur is held on a leasehold title on a residential (condominium) land title.
What unit types are available at Lunar Seputeh?
Lunar Seputeh offers 7 layouts from 683 to 1,646 sq ft — Type A at 683 sq ft, Type B1 at 841 sq ft, Type B1A at 841 sq ft, Type B2 at 930 sq ft.
How many units does Lunar Seputeh have?
Lunar Seputeh in Old Klang Road, Kuala Lumpur has 483 units across 45 floors at 14 - 15 units per floor.
When will Lunar Seputeh be completed?
Completion for Lunar Seputeh is scheduled for January 2031 Dates are set by the developer and can move.
Who is the developer of Lunar Seputeh?
Lunar Seputeh is developed by MRCB Land.
Where exactly is Lunar Seputeh?
Lunar Seputeh is in Old Klang Road, Kuala Lumpur at Seputeh Malaysia.
How much is Lunar Seputeh?
Lunar Seputeh in Old Klang Road, Kuala Lumpur starts from RM607,800 as an indicative developer list price for built-ups from 683 sq ft. Ask us for the current price list, which moves with each release.
How do I get the floor plans for Lunar Seputeh?
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What is the tenure of Lunar Seputeh?
The land is leasehold, running 99 years and expiring 11 May 2113.
When is Lunar Seputeh expected to be completed?
The expected date of completion is January 2031. The stated construction period is 36 months, extendable to 54 months.
How many car park bays come with each unit?
Type A gets one bay, Types B1, B1A and B2 get two bays, and Types C1, C2, C2A and D get three bays. The development provides 1,127 resident bays and 52 visitor bays across 11 car park levels, plus 12 EV charging bays on Level 1.
Is Lunar Seputeh pet-friendly?
Yes, subject to DBKL guidelines on keeping dogs in high-rise residences. There is a dedicated pet area called Paw Haven among the facilities.
How far is Lunar Seputeh from Mid Valley and KL Sentral?
Mid Valley Megamall is about 700m away, roughly a 3-minute drive, and KL Sentral is within about 2km, with direct access to the OKR-NPE Link Bridge. Distances are approximate and measured on a radius basis.
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