Tropicana Bungalow featured on Haven Magazine - For Sale
The Magazine Bungalow — 19,000 sqft of Resort Living on a Golf Course
Pictures at the end of the article.
Bits and Facts
Tenure: Leasehold (expires 2090)
Land Size: 9,550 sqft
Built-up Size: 19,000 sqft
Floors: 3 storeys + rooftop
Current Status: Vacant, fully furnished
6 Bedrooms (all ensuite)
2 Maid Rooms
1 Driver Room
Private Infinity Pool
AV / Home Theatre Room
Games Room (billiard table)
Home Gym
Rooftop Garden
Walk-in Wardrobe (master bedroom)
Chef's Kitchen with Island
Double-volume Living Hall
Golf Course View: Yes — overlooking the fairway
Featured In: Haven Magazine
Overview
There are bungalows, and then there are statements. This is the latter.
I had the opportunity to walk through this fully furnished bungalow inside Tropicana Golf & Country Resort recently, and it's one of those properties that genuinely stops you mid-sentence. At 19,000 sqft of built-up across three storeys and a rooftop, this is not a home you outgrow — it's a home you grow into.
Before I even stepped inside, the exterior set the tone. The façade is a confident blend of architectural styles — a modern louvred block sits elevated above the entrance, finished in charcoal and warm stone cladding that catches the afternoon light beautifully. The driveway is wide and stamped in a deep red oxide (i think) concrete that gives it a distinctive, almost resort-lobby quality. A covered garage sits to the right, practical without being an afterthought. Palm trees frame the entrance naturally. This is a home that photographs well from every angle — and it did, given it earned a feature in Haven Magazine.
Walk through the main door and the ground floor reveals itself slowly. The centrepiece is a double-volume living hall that must be experienced rather than described. Shot from the upper landing, the scale of it is almost architectural in its own right — a sculptural cluster chandelier hangs in the void, over a pair of cream sofas arranged on a Persian rug around a glass coffee table. The entire back wall is floor-to-ceiling glass, opening directly out to the pool deck and the golf course beyond. On a clear day, that view runs uninterrupted into the treeline. It is exactly the kind of living room that makes guests go quiet when they first walk in.
Step through those glass panels and you're on the pool deck. The infinity pool is framed by terracotta mosaic tiles and edged toward the greenery below — a sculptural ceramic urn sits at the vanishing edge, almost like punctuation. The adjoining covered pavilion is fitted with bamboo roller blinds and is clearly designed for long evenings: dark timber beams overhead, room for a full outdoor dining arrangement, a cross-breeze from the elevated position. The golf course stretches out beyond the pool's edge, green and unhurried. It is the kind of outdoor space you find yourself returning to without a reason.
Back inside, the kitchen is a room that serious cooks will immediately appreciate. It wraps around a large island unit in a U-shape — warm honey-yellow cabinetry on three sides, dark granite worktops, a full-height stainless steel extractor hood mounted centrally above the island's induction cooktop. A Beko fridge anchors one corner. There's a ceiling fan running above for that classic tropical kitchen feeling, and the windows on two sides keep the space airy throughout the day. Bar stools line the island — this is a kitchen designed equally for cooking and conversation.
Going down, the games room sits adjacent to a secondary bar-style wet area on the lower ground floor — a full-sized billiard table occupies the centre, timber floors throughout, with generous natural light from landscaped garden windows. It flows naturally into the bar area behind, making this zone feel like an entertainment floor unto itself.
One of the rooms on the lower ground has been converted into a home gym with a treadmill, exercise bike, and a study counter with bar stools — a smart dual-purpose configuration. Full-height curtains and wide windows bring in the garden view, and the warm timber flooring ties it back to the rest of the upper level.
Oh and did i not mention, the huge utility area and cellar store was just jaw dropping. Many wouldn’t even consider building such spaces but it is indeed very practical. The private office has a view of the internal garden, to bring in some greenery and peace during your hard work.
Upstairs to the first floor, the master bedroom suite is where the real indulgence lives. The walk-in wardrobe is a room in itself — a long corridor lined on both sides with full-height dark walnut shelving units, hanging rails, drawer banks, and track lighting above. Hardwood floors underfoot. A plantation shutter window at the far end gives it natural light. This is the kind of wardrobe that makes you want to own more things.
The AV room deserves its own paragraph. It's a proper home cinema setup: acoustic panelling on the walls, a ceiling-mounted projector aimed at the dark projection wall, surround sound speakers, and a tiered arrangement of Rozel leather recliners — the kind of seats with individual armrests and cup holders. A pair of swivel lounge chairs flank the sides, and the whole room is carpeted in warm timber flooring. There's even a glazed door opening out to the garden side, so you can step out for air between films. Landscaped with artificial turf, potted tropical plants, stone-clad pillars, and a pergola seating area, the rooftop looks out over the surrounding neighbourhood and — on a clear day — toward the city skyline in the distance. It's the kind of rooftop you put furniture on and forget to come back inside from.
If you are looking at this property, you are not buying square footage. You are buying a lifestyle that very few addresses in the Klang Valley can credibly offer.
Amenities
Shopping & Lifestyle:
1 Utama Shopping Centre (~3.5 km)
Tropicana Gardens Mall (~3.0 km)
IKEA Mutiara Damansara (~4.0 km)
The Curve (~4.5 km)
Hospitals & Medical:
Thomson Hospital Kota Damansara (~4.0 km)
KPJ Damansara Specialist Hospital (~5.0 km)
Transport & Connectivity:
NKVE (New Klang Valley Expressway) — direct access
LDP (Lebuhraya Damansara-Puchong) — direct access
SPRINT Highway & Penchala Link
Surian MRT Station (~4.5 km)
Bandar Utama MRT Station (~4.5 km)
LRT3 Bandar Utama–Klang Line
Subang International Airport (~7 km) — for those who prefer to skip KLIA entirely
Within the Resort:
27-hole championship golf course (USGA spec, 18 holes floodlit)
56-bay driving range with target greens
Larger-than-Olympic swimming pool + 2 children's pools
4 indoor + 4 outdoor tennis courts
4 indoor badminton courts + 1 VIP hall
3 squash courts, 2 table tennis courts, 6 pickleball courts
12-lane computerised bowling alley
Fully equipped gym, aerobics studio, sauna, steam bath, Jacuzzi
Foot reflexology paths
Grand Ballroom (620-guest capacity), function rooms, VIP suites, outdoor Spanish Court
Pros
Featured in Haven Magazine — independently validated design quality
19,000 sqft of built-up is virtually unmatched at this price point in Klang Valley
Private infinity pool with unobstructed golf course view
Full resort facilities inside the gated community — golf, pool, gym, bowling, tennis and more
Fully furnished and vacant — move in immediately
Rooftop garden, AV room, home gym, games room — a complete lifestyle package
Strong transport links: NKVE, LDP, SPRINT, and MRT all within reach
Leasehold expiry at 2090 — over 64 years remaining, not a short-term concern
ConS
Leasehold tenure — freehold buyers will need to look elsewhere
Land size of 9,550 sqft is relatively modest relative to the built-up, meaning the footprint is tall and vertical rather than sprawling
Maintenance costs for a 19,000 sqft home will be substantial — this is not a low-overhead property
Tropicana road access can be congested during peak hours despite good highway connectivity
Article is written based on our knowledge, and may miss out highly valuable pieces in the unit. Distances are estimate.
