
01Strategic location
In the Heart
of Ampang
An 11.66-acre site, positioned to become a contemporary urban destination that revitalises the district while respecting its heritage.
The ring marks Runnymede Valley on the map.

LOCATION

01Strategic location
An 11.66-acre site, positioned to become a contemporary urban destination that revitalises the district while respecting its heritage.
The ring marks Runnymede Valley on the map.
02Highways
MRR2, DUKE, AKLEH, Karak, SUKE, EKVE and DUKE SPE — more ways to reach Kuala Lumpur and beyond.
03Flyover
Direct flyover access via MRR2 and to AKLEH, offering a one-route drive to the PETRONAS Twin Towers basement carpark and bringing Kuala Lumpur City Centre and the wider Klang Valley closer to home.

04MRT3
Approx. 500m to Station 17, Hillview Station

05ECRL
~9 km via Karak Highway
ITT Gombak · Terminal Bersepadu Gombak
06Everyday essentials
Strategic location
An 11.66-acre site, positioned to become a contemporary urban destination that revitalises the district while respecting its heritage.
Highways
MRR2, DUKE, AKLEH, Karak, SUKE, EKVE and DUKE SPE — more ways to reach Kuala Lumpur and beyond.
Flyover, rail and road

Flyover
MRR2 and on to AKLEH
Direct flyover access via MRR2 and to AKLEH, offering a one-route drive to the PETRONAS Twin Towers basement carpark and bringing Kuala Lumpur City Centre and the wider Klang Valley closer to home.

MRT3
500m Approx. to Station 17, Hillview Station
MRT3 Circle Line is due for completion in 2030.

ECRL
~9 km via Karak Highway
ITT Gombak · Terminal Bersepadu Gombak - the ECRL, on to Kelantan.
Everyday essentials
Malaysia’s national zoo, opened in 1963 in Ulu Klang: 110 acres, home to more than 5,000 animals of 476 species.
A 291-metre forested hill between Wangsa Maju and Setiawangsa, with a road and forest trails climbing to the summit.
A 53-acre secondary rainforest park in the KL East township, first opened to the public in February 2023.
The Royal Malaysia Police golf club’s nine-hole, par-36 parkland course.
Founded in 1893, one of Asia’s oldest golf clubs, with two 18-hole championship courses and a nine-hole course.
KPJ Healthcare’s first purpose-built private hospital, open in Ampang since 1995.
A private hospital on Jalan Ampang, open since 1996 and part of the IHH Healthcare group.
Institut Jantung Negara, Malaysia’s national heart and chest specialist centre on Jalan Tun Razak.
Malaysia’s largest Ministry of Health hospital, founded in 1870 and a national referral centre.
A government primary school in the Keramat AU neighbourhood.
A government secondary school in the Keramat area.
An international school in Taman Setiawangsa, opened in 2015, teaching the Cambridge curriculum from age 4 to A Levels.
An International Baccalaureate school founded in 1978; its Kuala Lumpur campus has been in Wangsa Maju since 2009.
Part of the Sri Utama Schools group in Setapak, teaching from kindergarten to Cambridge IGCSE.
A Chinese national-type primary school in Ampang.
The Kuala Lumpur campus of Universiti Teknologi Malaysia, on the university’s original site.
A private university founded in 1997, named after Malaysia’s second Prime Minister.
An AEON shopping centre in Taman Setiawangsa, open since 2008, first as a Jusco.
A neighbourhood mall in Wangsa Maju, opened in 2009 as Wangsa Walk Mall.
An eight-storey mall in Taman Melawati, opened in 2017, with about 250 shops.
Sime Darby Property’s first wholly owned mall, opened in 2020, with a cinema and an ice rink.
The mall of the Tun Razak Exchange financial district, opened in 2023: around 400 stores beneath a 10-acre rooftop park.