Question 1

Is Kensho Residence freehold or leasehold?

Accepted Answer

Kensho Residence is leasehold, expiring in 2083, which leaves roughly 57 years remaining today. That is a relatively short term, and banks tend to trim margins on shorter leases, so read the tenure carefully and price your eventual exit realistically before you fall for the completed product.

Question 2

What is the nearest rail station to Kensho Residence and how far is it?

Accepted Answer

The nearest rail is KTM Seputeh (KB02) at about 1,510m straight-line, which is beyond a comfortable walk. This is effectively a car-first address, so plan to drive for daily needs.

Question 3

How much do units at Kensho Residence cost and what sizes are available?

Accepted Answer

Units are priced from RM629,500 up to RM905,000, sized 707 to 1,034 sqft across 2 to 3+1 bedrooms. That range suits couples through to small families wanting a bit more room.

Question 4

What would the monthly instalment be for Kensho Residence?

Accepted Answer

From the RM629,500 entry price, the estimated instalment is about RM2,611 per month, based on a 90% loan over 35 years at roughly 4.3%. Your actual figure depends on your loan profile, and you should add the RM0.44 psf maintenance (including sinking fund) to get your true monthly cost.

Question 5

Who is the developer of Kensho Residence and are they reliable?

Accepted Answer

The developer is SCP Property, part of SCP Group, in property development since 2011, with more than 10 completed projects and a combined GDV exceeding RM4 billion across the Klang Valley and Sabah. A repeated delivery record lowers risk; inspect a completed SCP project such as Traders Park in Balakong for finish and management standard, and confirm Kensho's build stage on site, since a track record does not replace your own inspection.

Question 6

Is Kensho Residence completed or still under construction?

Accepted Answer

The listing marks it at completion stage with a Q1 2026 date noted, while the description also refers to it as under construction. Confirm the current site progress and the actual VP date with the developer, and inspect the finished unit before committing.

Question 7

What is the maintenance fee at Kensho Residence and how dense is it?

Accepted Answer

Maintenance is RM0.44 psf including the sinking fund, and the scheme is a low 310 units, sold under HDA. Lower density means facilities stay usable and the community stays recognisable, which is a genuine draw for own-stay buyers in Taman Desa.

Question 8

Is Kensho Residence a good buy and who is it best suited to?

Accepted Answer

Its honest strengths are low 310-unit density and a mature, amenity-rich Taman Desa location, a good fit for an own-stay buyer who values a quieter building. The main caution is the short leasehold expiring in 2083, which affects financing and future resale; with no area median on the card, benchmark nearby Taman Desa asking prices and rents yourself.

Price range	RM 629,500 - 905,000
Unit size	707 - 1034 sqft
Bedrooms	2 - 3+1
Total units	310
Completion year	2026
Tenure	Expire in 2083
Land area	0.77 Acre
Maintenance fee	RM0.44psf (Including Sinking Fund)
Developer	SCP Property
Developer license no.	11714/12-2024/0446(R)
Advertising permit no.	11714-2/11-2025/0306(N)-(S)
Schedule type	Schedule H
Construction period	36 months + 12 months

Type	Size	Bedrooms	Bathrooms	Car parks
B	707	2	2	-
C	811	3	2	-
D1	1023	3+1	2	-
D2	1034	3+1	2	-

Kensho Residence — Taman Desa

Project overview

About Kensho Residence

Kensho Residence, Taman Desa: A Low-Density Leasehold Serviced Residence by SCP

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