Seputeh

Overview

Seputeh used to be an obscure neighbourhood off Old Klang Road in Kuala Lumpur. Subsequently, when Mid Valley Megamall planted itself opposite it, Seputeh was inadvertently thrust into the radar of property hotspots. The housing area across one of the country’s most prominent retail centre is among the most well-equipped in terms of connectivity and amenity.

Neighbouring Brickfields, Seputeh is also located close to Bangsar, the city centre as well as Mont’Kiara.

Several housing developments have been mushrooming in the neighbourhood, offering gated-and- guarded facilities and modern high-rise developments. The older properties in the neighbourhood consist mainly of landed homes and condominiums.

Another modernisation taking shape there is the Greater KL project by the Federal Government with upgrading the current Pantai Sewage Treatment Plant (STP), which will turn the current plant into an underground sludge-treatment and de-watering facility with a recreational and community park built atop.  

The vicinity is also expected to appreciate with the cleaning and transforming of the Klang River as part of the River of Life project that will turn the river into a beautiful, liveable waterfront.

 

Amenities and Facilities

Seputeh’s proximity to Mid Valley City makes it a haven for amenity seekers. Food options are aplenty especially with the oldest restaurant in the area called Robson Heights, offering a wide range of seafood close to the city centre.

Seputeh is also famous for the Institute Bahasa Teiyko and Kelab Jepun. The Kuen Cheng Kindergarten is also located nearby with Bangsar Medical Centre, Pantai Hospital Kuala Lumpur as well as clinics, dental clinics and family clinics located close by.

It is also close to the famous Thean Hou Kong temple and a graveyard.

 

Accessibility and Transportation

Besides Mid Valley City, Seputeh is minutes away from Bangsar, Brickfields, Taman Desa and KL Sentral.  It is easily accessible via Federal Highway, Jalan Syed Putra and New Pantai Expressway, connecting it to practically every part of the Klang Valley such as KL city centre, Petaling Jaya, Subang, Kelana Jaya and Puchong. The township is also closely connected to the KL-Seremban Highway.

Public transportation here is available via KTM line at Seputeh station, which is then extended directly to Mid Valley City itself.

Buses and taxis are in abundance in the area, a bonus for Seputeh commuters.

A proposed direct link from one of the upcoming projects to New Pantai Expressway as well as a proposed KL Monorail station that will extend up to Bandar Sunway including Old Klang Road is in the pipeline.