Taman Lapangan Indah

Taman Lapangan Indah is a small leasehold landed scheme of 43 double-storey terrace houses off Lebuh Rapat Baru 19 in Gunung Rapat, Ipoh, developed by Khidmat Tepat Sdn. Bhd. Every house is 4 bedrooms and 5 bathrooms, on lots from 1,500 sq ft up to 4,411 sq ft, held on individual residential title with completion targeted for 2026.

Quick answer: Taman Lapangan Indah is a leasehold landed development by Khidmat Tepat in Ipoh, Perak. It offers 43 units with 4 bedrooms from 1,500 to 4,411 sq ft, with completion targeted for 2026. Gross prices start from RM550,000.

Forty-three units is the number that matters most here. This is an infill site inside an already built-out part of southern Ipoh, not a new township — the roads, the schools, the shops and the neighbours are already there. What you are buying is a house in a mature neighbourhood, not a stake in a masterplan that still has to be delivered.

What Taman Lapangan Indah Actually Is

The site is laid out as four rows, Block A through Block D, on land bounded by Lebuh Rapat Baru 19 and Lebuh Rapat Baru 13, directly beside Pusat Anak Permata Negara. The developer is building block by block, starting with Block A, so the row a unit sits in affects when it is handed over.

All 43 houses are the same product: a double-storey terrace with a 25-foot car porch in front, a 43-foot house footprint, and a 7-foot rear service area, on a 75-foot deep lot. Intermediate units are 20 feet wide, end lots 22 feet. There are no semi-detached, no bungalows and no shop units in this scheme — one house type, three lot classes.

Unit Types at Taman Lapangan Indah

The three classes below differ by land, not by house. Bedroom count, bathroom count and internal layout are the same across all of them; the corner and end lots simply carry more land around the same house.

The figures above are land areas, which is how the developer publishes them. The built-up footprint is 20' x 43' for intermediate lots and 22' x 43' for end lots, across two floors. If you need a certified built-up figure for a loan application, ask us and we will get it from the developer in writing rather than have you work off an estimate.

Layout & Floor Plan

The ground floor runs living, dining, kitchen and one bedroom with two bathrooms, with an air well between the dining area and the stairs. That ground-floor bedroom with its own bathroom beside it is the part worth looking at closely — it is what makes the house workable for ageing parents or anyone who should not be climbing stairs daily.

Upstairs holds the master bedroom with an ensuite and a balcony, two further bedrooms with a shared bathroom, and a family area at the top of the stairs. The upper floor is 49 feet deep against the ground floor's 43, so the front of the first storey overhangs the car porch. Five bathrooms across four bedrooms is unusually generous for a terrace at this size; most Ipoh terrace stock of the same width runs three.

Both floor plans are published on this page under View Floor Plan, along with the surveyed site plan showing all 43 lots and which row each sits in.

Build Specification

• Reinforced concrete structure with AAC lightweight block walls
• Metal roof sheeting on a steel truss frame
• Plaster ceiling internally, cement board soffit externally
• Aluminium windows; moulded internal doors, decorative main entrance door
• 600mm x 600mm ceramic floor tiles to living, dining, kitchen and bedrooms
• 300mm x 600mm wall tiles — kitchen to 10 feet, bathrooms to 9 feet
• Four water heater points, 21 air-conditioning points, 32 lighting points
• Auto gate point, TV and telephone points
• 5-foot panel boundary wall with stone piers and a metal gate
• One covered car porch, tiled with 300mm x 600mm homogeneous tile

Living Format

This is a landed scheme on individual title, so there is no management corporation, no lift, no clubhouse and no monthly maintenance charge. You hold your own land, porch and roof, and you make your own decisions about renovation and upkeep. There is also no guardhouse and no gated perimeter — security is what you install on your own lot, the same as the surrounding neighbourhood.

Parking is one covered porch per house, deep enough at 25 feet for two cars in tandem. Households running two or three vehicles should walk the street and check on-street parking before committing, because the terrace frontage is 20 feet.

Location & Connectivity

• Ipoh South Gate / Medan Pulai Hartamas retail strip — 0.9 km
• Sultan Azlan Shah Airport — 2.7 km
• SMK Gunung Rapat — 3.4 km
• KPJ Ipoh Specialist Hospital — 5.0 km
• Ipoh Parade — 5.4 km
• Hospital Raja Permaisuri Bainun — 6.1 km
• Ipoh Railway Station — 6.4 km
• Hospital Fatimah — 6.9 km

Day to day, you come and go via Persiaran Lapangan Siber. It joins Jalan Raja Dr Nazrin Shah, which in turn takes you onto the North–South Expressway, joining it at Simpang Pulai. Right beside the site is Pusat Anak Permata Negara, while on either side lie Lapangan and Rapat Baru, neighbourhoods of older terraces that are fully lived in and have shops and eateries of their own.

Ipoh has no urban rail network. ETS trains leave from Ipoh Railway Station, which is 6.4 km from the site, heading north to Butterworth or south to Kuala Lumpur, yet for everyday trips you will be driving. Plan on one car for each adult who works.

Developer Background

Since 2004, Khidmat Tepat Sdn. Bhd., a developer from Perak, has built terrace houses in the Kinta valley. Its finished projects include Taman Rapat Permai in Ipoh, completed in 2023 with 24 single-storey terraces, and Taman Raia Damai at Sungai Raya, where 32 low-cost and 57 mid-cost single-storey terraces went up between 2004 and 2007, followed by another 39 units in Phase 2 up to 2010. Other companies in the same group are behind Taman Arena Perpaduan Sentosa and Taman Gerbang Siputeh Sari, plus Pusat Perniagaan Muhibbah (Sungai Siput) and Taman Indah (Kuala Kangsar).

Its track record follows one line: modest schemes, terraced houses, all in Perak. With 43 two-storey units, Taman Lapangan Indah is larger than anything the group has finished so far, so bear that in mind when you ask about the construction timetable. The project is covered by the Housing Development Act. The land is leasehold to 2097, leaving around 73 years.

Compare Other Ipoh Options

Looking at more than one address in Perak? Browse every new launch in Ipoh on the site, or message us with the two or three you are weighing and we will lay out the differences in land, title and handover timing side by side, or compare Residensi Meru Jati, Olive Grove and Taman Klebang Ria Phase 8A.

Frequently Asked Questions

How much is Taman Lapangan Indah?
Taman Lapangan Indah starts from RM550,000 gross, according to the developer’s project summary. The price of a given unit depends on its house type and lot. PM us for the current price list.

How many units are there at Taman Lapangan Indah?
43 double-storey terrace houses in four rows, Block A to Block D. The developer builds and releases block by block, starting with Block A.

What are the land sizes?
Intermediate lots are 20' x 75', about 1,500 sq ft. Intermediate corner lots are 30' x 75', about 2,250 sq ft. Corner lots are irregular, from 3,519 sq ft to 4,411 sq ft.

How many bedrooms and bathrooms?
Four bedrooms and five bathrooms in every unit, including one bedroom with bathroom access on the ground floor.

What is the tenure and title?
Leasehold, 99 years expiring 2097, with roughly 73 years remaining. Individual residential title, under the Housing Development Act.

When is completion?
2026, subject to the block. Block A is first in the build sequence.

Where exactly is the site?
Off Lebuh Rapat Baru 19 in Gunung Rapat, southern Ipoh, beside Pusat Anak Permata Negara and under a kilometre from the Ipoh South Gate retail strip.

Is there a maintenance fee?
No. This is landed property on individual title with no management corporation, so there is no monthly maintenance or sinking fund charge.

How many car parks?
One covered porch per house, 25 feet deep, which takes two cars in tandem.