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Taman Sri Nibong, Sungai Nibong
Taman Sri Nibong
was originally made up of paddy fields and partly swampy areas before
its development into what it is today, a picturesque living haven with
mixed properties, mostly residential with some commercial. It is also
home to the largest housing estate park in Penang, which is the pride
and joy of its residents. This development is located near to other
similar residential areas such as Taman Lip Sin, Taman Jerjak Indah and Taman Pantai Jerjak.
The residential estate is sitting on a 109 acre prime freehold land
in a satellite town, which is a smaller metropolitan area which are
located somewhat near to, but are mostly independent of, larger
metropolitan areas. On that parcel of land, Taman Sri Nibong consists of
922 residential houses, 566 apartment units, 30 low-cost apartment
units and 72 shop lots. With an estimated population of 5,470 people,
the total built-up units which is numbered around 1,560 constructed from
1985 to 2001, is able to accommodate the growing population. Each phase
has been carefully designed and built with aesthetic architectural
designs along wide, tree-lined streets.
With an enviable location in Penang Island, where it is approximately
11.4 km from Magazine Circus (also known as the ‘Charing Cross’ of
Penang due to it being the meeting point of 6 major roads in
Georgetown), residents of Taman Sri Nibong are assured of plenty of
various amenities to address all needs and wants. Educational
institutions such as Kwang Hwa Primary School, Shih Chung (Primary)
Branch School and SMK Sungai Nibong provide parents with choice schools to send their offspring to.
The nearest markets in Sungai Nibong would be the Lip Sin Market and
Super Tanker Market which provides the grocery supplies for everyday
needs. For a spot of retail therapy, residents can head on over to
Queensbay Mall, located opposite the Tun Dr Lim Chong Eu Highway itself.
In addition, there are also other malls which are located just a few
minutes drive away such as Kristal Point, D’Avenue, Sunshine Square,
Tesco Extra, Giant and BJ Complex. Petrol stations are aplenty and
includes the Mobil station at Pantai Jerejak, the Caltex station and two
Shell stations near the Bayan Baru Roundabout. The nearest hospital is
the well-known Pantai Hospital in Bayan Baru.
Taman Sri Nibong is located in the heart of MSC
Malaysia, Penang Cybercity and the the Bayan Lepas Industrial Park. It
is also very near to the famous Penang Bridge, the international
airport, the new bus terminal, the Penang branch of Intel and easily
accessible to the all the best that the multitude of amenities have to
offer, including some of the most delicious seafood in nearby seaside
towns like Batu Maung and Gertak Sanggul. For increased convenience, the
residents who do not own a mode of transport will be glad to know that
Rapid Penang Bus 303, 304, 305, 306, 308, 401 and 705 pass through
Sungai Nibong.
Property Details
- Name: Taman Sri Nibong
- Address: Tingkat Bukit Kecil 2
- Type: Mixed Development
- Tenure: Freehold
- No. Units
- Residential House: 922
- Walk-up Apartment: 566
- Low-cost Apartment: 30
- Shop Lot: 72
Facilities:
- Jogging tracks
- Outdoor gym equipment
- Children’s playground
- Basketball and sepak takraw courts
- Football field
- Areas for open air activities
Market Trends
Analysis
The Taman Sri Nibong Residents’ Association which was founded in May
2000 is a body that was formed to organize activities for the residents’
benefit including security and safety. They offer a close-knit group of
people who genuinely care for the overall well-being of each and every
resident, ensuring that families who decide to move here will be
welcomed and taken care of the neighborly community.
In addition, Taman Sri Nibong is considered to be an ideal
neighborhood to stay for people who hold jobs in the Bayan Lepas
Industrial Zone, though it is a bit far for residents who have careers
in the city. However, the completion of the Jelutong Expressway has
somewhat cut down on traveling time to the city.
The traffic condition is usually smooth along Jalan Sultan Azlan
Shah, the main roadway that cuts through Sungai Nibong. The existence of
the Bayan Lepas Elevated Highway further helps to reduce the
congestion. Having said that, one exception to the rule is on Friday
evenings, when the traffic slows to a crawl due to commuters heading
towards the Penang Bridge north of Sungai Nibong, and the traffic lights
at Jalan Sungai Dua, near USM. The junction
at Jalan Aziz Ibrahim also experiences slow traffic on Wednesday nights
when the Pasar Malam, which is held at Pantai Jerejak, is in session.
Source: propwall.my
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