Tuesday, January 18, 2011

One One Eight @ Island Plaza

A Seamless Style of Living

118 @ Island Plaza takes its cue from the energy, vivacity and creativity of stylish cosmopolitan cities. The semi-furnished designer commercial suites introduce an in-vogue working and living concept that celebrates the lifestyle of a global citizen with an irrepressible sense of individualism.

Smartly designed with its easy accessibility to a host of facilities and lifestyle amenities, 118 @ Island Plaza is a chic and functional setting to live, work and play.

Strategically Positioned

Location, location, location..... On prime land in Tanjung Tokong, Penang, and merely minutes away from major commercial facilities and lifestyle amenities, 118 @ Island Plaza offers a celebrated life of convenience and distinction.

118 @ Island Plaza is located on an existing building behind Island Plaza Shopping Mall

Island Plaza Shopping Mall

A Balance of Work and Play

Whether it is work or play, the commercial suites offer you a host of modern-day facilities - have a discussion at the pool deck or simply take a stroll to Island Plaza shopping mall for that delicious cup of coffee. 118 @ Island Plaza provides you the ultimate sense of convenience and comfort.

118 @ Island Plaza features flexible and adaptable layouts to suit the ever changing need of a space for work or relaxation. The commercial suites encapsulate the perfect combination of form and function with the purpose of providing an aesthetically trendy yet practical environment to live, work and play.

Entertainment, Dining and Shopping

118 @ Island Plaza is an appealing investment that offers an exciting business and social environment.

The commercial suites entails all the components one would expect to find in living a style where work and play converge seamlessly. With Island Plaza shopping mall a door step away, you will find an optimum mix of shopping, dining and entertainment venues to cater to your every need.

Experience Convenience and Leisure


		Prices start from RM 390k. Show-units for Unit 12 and 12A have been completed. Please call for appointment and details @ Rachel +6 012 3821107 Email rachelegc@gmail.com

Rachel Lee rachelegc@gmail.com
mobile +6 012 3821107

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Monday, January 17, 2011

Old Penang .....a brief history of time and place

Penang has always had a mystical charm for those who ventured to its shores. Sadly some of this charm has been lost due to rapid development and modernization that goes hand in hand with a growing economy coupled with scarcity of land.

Penangland invites you to take a moment to pause and reflect on the allure of Penang; and what is it that is so attractive to people from all walks of life, race and religious beliefs. In this post we will be going through the history of Penang through time by publishing authentic photographs which helps to remind us of the rich heritage we share and the need to blend future development with our rich historical past.

Enjoy.

George Town was discovered by Captain Francis Light in1786. Recognising its potential as a trading post, he secured it as base for the East India Company. He obtained the island of Penang from the Sultan of Kedah and built Fort Cornwallis on the north-eastern corner of the island. Penang under Light quickly grew in importance as trading post and the island's population reached 12,000 by 1804. The town was built on swampy land that had to be cleared of vegetation, levelled and filled. The original commercial town was laid out between Light Street, Beach Street (then running close to the seashore), Malabar Street (subsequently called Chulia Street) and Pitt Street (now called Masjid Kapitan Keling Street).

At the turn of the 19th century, the northern section of Beach Street and the adjacent Bishop's Street were the ‘high street’ where the ‘modern’ European emporium and stores selling imported merchandise were sited.

Over the years immigrants from all over the world made Penang their home. Though their presence in modern day Penang is no longer felt, there are ample reminders of this in place names such as Burma Road, Rangoon Road, Siam Road, Armenian Street, Acheen Street, Gottlieb Road, and Katz Street, and the Jewish Cemetery.

Owing to its long colonial history, many British colonial buildings can still be seen today. Such buildings include the City Hall, the Town Hall, the Eastern and Oriental Hotel, the Old Court House, Suffolk House built upon the pepper estate established by the first lieutenant for the island Francis Light and built by W.E.Phillips and subsequently used by governors until 1836 when it fell into private hands.

"History cannot give us a program for the future, but it can give us a fuller understanding of ourselves, and of our common humanity, so that we can better face the future."
Robert Penn Warren

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Sunday, January 16, 2011

Living By The Sea

Moonlight Bay- on a Hill overlooking the Sea

Moonlight Bay is a gated luxury development which offers a perfect getaway experience. The Villas are reminiscent of the Mediterranean; at sunset the tranquility of the sea reflects the evening sun in a vista of shimmering gold on the blue waters of the Andaman.

Located in Batu Ferringhi and perched on a hill with landscaped gardens, the Villas have a view like no other on Penang Island.

The whole community is gated and there is a well-equipped clubhouse for the residents.

All Villas come with private lifts; there is a choice of units with or without swimming pools.
* 8 units of Villas and 2 condo-villas available

For enquiries please email to rachelegc@gmail.com
or call +6 012 382 1107

L.O.O.C.- Supercondo along Gurney Drive

The L.O.O.C Residence is a located in the well known Gurney Drive area. This sea-facing supercondo has an unobstructed view of the sea and the city skyline.

The L.O.O.C Residence has an extremely low density; only 23 units in a tower block of 29 storeys. With only one unit per floor and an approximate built-up area of 6,000 sq.ft. exclusivity is assured. Every unit features superb design details with spacious interior and an efficient layout.

Recreation facilities are well-designed to provide a relaxed and serene environment. A roof garden to relax and unwind, and a roof terrace where you can hold your own private function, The LOOC combines convenience with exclusivity. Other amenities include a play ground area, games room, jacuzzi, sauna, gymnasium and conference room.