Taman Anda

Taman Anda is a small nine-house scheme on the northern side of Ipoh by 3PEAK Construction, laid out as two rows on a 0.953-acre site with a boom gate at the entrance. The developer’s estimated completion is Q1 2028.

Eight of the nine are single-storey semi-detached houses, all three bedrooms and two bathrooms. Row one carries Types A, B, C and D — a corner, two intermediates and an end lot — with built-ups from 1,062 to 1,240 sq ft. Row two is four Type B1 units at 1,050 sq ft. Both row plans are on this page.

The ninth house is a single-storey bungalow on a 128 ft by 132 ft lot with a 2,183 sq ft built-up. Every house comes with three air-conditioner points and piping, two water heater points, a full plaster ceiling and fully tiled kitchen and bathrooms.

Quick answer: Taman Anda is a leasehold landed property development by 3PEAK Construction in Ipoh, Perak. It offers 9 — 8 single-storey semi-detached and 1 single-storey bungalow units, with 3 bedroom layouts, from 1,050 to 1,062 sq ft, with completion targeted for Estimated Q1 2028.

Development at a Glance

Everything below comes from the developer’s own material. These are the figures that are fixed at construction — renovation changes none of them, so they are worth checking before anything else.

• Developer — 3PEAK Construction
• Property type — Landed Property
• Tenure — Leasehold
• Land title — Individual
• Land area — 0.953 acre
• Blocks — 2 rows
• Total units — 9 — 8 single-storey semi-detached and 1 single-storey bungalow
• Car parking — Car porch to every house
• Security — Boom gate at the entrance
• Completion — Estimated Q1 2028

What the numbers actually say

9 homes on 0.953 acre works out to roughly 9 lots per acre. On landed schemes that ratio is the single best proxy for how much land sits between you and your neighbour, and unlike a finish or a fitting it is settled the day the layout is approved.

Car parking is Car porch to every house. In a completed development this is one of the few things you cannot renegotiate afterwards, so check it against how many cars you actually run.

Completion is stated as Estimated Q1 2028. Ask to see that date on the statutory panel rather than in the brochure headline, and hold the developer to the panel version.

Unit Types

Nine houses in two rows, all single storey. Row one holds four semi-detached types on one drawing: Type A is the corner on a 51 ft 9 in by 68 ft 1 in lot with a 32 ft by 38 ft 9 in built-up; Types B and C are the intermediates, on 35 ft frontages at 25 ft by 42 ft 6 in and 25 ft by 48 ft built-up; Type D is the end lot at 25 ft by 48 ft. Row two is four Type B1 units — a corner, two intermediates and an end lot — each 25 ft by 42 ft built-up. Every house is three bedrooms and two bathrooms, with the living and dining running front to back, the kitchen and a terrace at the rear, and a car porch in front. There is also a single-storey bungalow on a 128 ft 7 in by 132 ft 1 in lot with a 2,183 sq ft built-up; the developer publishes a specification for it but no floor plan, so it is not listed as a type here.

Layout & Floor Plan

All 2 plans below are the developer’s own drawings.

• Type A, B, C and D is 1,062–1,240 sq ft, 3 bedrooms and 2 bathrooms — row 1 — Type A corner, Types B and C intermediate, Type D end lot, all on one plan.
• Type B1 is 1,050 sq ft, 3 bedrooms and 2 bathrooms — row 2 — corner, two intermediates and an end lot, all Type B1.

What separates the types here is the lot, not the house — the built-up moves with the land. Walk the actual plot before you choose: an end or corner lot buys you side land that no floor plan shows.

What Comes Fitted

The developer lists these as included, which is spend you would otherwise budget for on handover day.

• Full plaster ceiling throughout
• Kitchen fully tiled
• Bathrooms fully tiled
• Three air-conditioner points with piping
• Two water heater points
• Auto gate point
• Boom gate at the taman entrance

Location & Connectivity

Taman Anda sits in the 31400 postcode on the northern side of Ipoh, the belt that runs out through Klebang and Chemor towards Kuala Kangsar. It is a small infill scheme rather than a township — under an acre, nine houses, two rows — dropped into an area that already has its schools, shops and clinics. The Jelapang toll puts the North-South Expressway a few minutes away, Meru Raya and Bandar Baru Sri Klebang are the nearest commercial centres, and the Ipoh city centre is a short drive south.

• Ipoh city centre
• Chemor and Klebang
• Jelapang toll, North-South Expressway
• Meru Raya commercial belt
• Bandar Baru Sri Klebang
• Station 18 retail

Developer Background

Taman Anda is developed by 3PEAK Construction.

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Frequently Asked Questions

What is the land tenure at Taman Anda?
The tenure is leasehold, on a Individual title.

When will Taman Anda be completed?
Estimated Q1 2028.

What unit types are available at Taman Anda?
2. Type A, B, C and D is 1,062–1,240 sq ft with 3 bedrooms and 2 bathrooms; Type B1 is 1,050 sq ft with 3 bedrooms and 2 bathrooms.

How many units does Taman Anda have?
9 — 8 single-storey semi-detached and 1 single-storey bungalow on 0.953 acre.

How many car park bays come with a unit at Taman Anda?
Car porch to every house.

How many houses are there at Taman Anda?
Nine — eight single-storey semi-detached houses in two rows, plus one single-storey bungalow.

What sizes are the semi-detached houses?
Row one runs from about 1,062 sq ft built-up on the intermediate Type B to 1,240 sq ft on the corner Type A, with Types C and D at 1,200 sq ft. Row two is four Type B1 units at about 1,050 sq ft. All are three bedrooms and two bathrooms.

Is there a bungalow?
Yes, one. It sits on a 128 ft 7 in by 132 ft 1 in lot with a 2,183 sq ft built-up. The developer publishes a specification for it but no floor plan, so it is not shown as a unit type on this page.

Is Taman Anda gated and guarded?
There is a boom gate at the entrance to the scheme. The developer does not describe it as a full gated-and-guarded development.