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Inspired by its lush surroundings, coming home to Gamuda Cove’s Wetlands Estates is like living in your own private eco-sanctuary
One could say that living amongst nature is the ultimate luxury. This is particularly true for Gamuda Cove, a new 1530-acre sustainable and smart township set next to wetlands and forest reserves in the Klang Valley, which offers homes built close to nature while being conveniently connected to urban hubs via major highways
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Within Gamuda Cove, you’ll find the Wetlands Estates Collection, the first series of launches being The Waterlily, 2-storey waterfront bungalows.
Wetlands Estates is a guarded, private enclave adjacent to the pristine 90-acre Forest Park and 1,111-acre Paya Indah Discovery Wetlands.
To make the most of this, homes here are designed to take on the rhythm set by nature with ample spaces to explore, discover, play and rest. Built environments and outdoor spaces merge seamlessly with thoughtfully planned landscaping throughout the compound.
The Wetlands Estates Clubhouse located at the water’s edge completes the experience of living in Wetlands Estates. Spanning over two acres, the clubhouse incorporates the natural environment into its facilities with a swimming pool, a bio pool, a cigar deck and a restaurant, just to name a few.
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Comprising of only 57-units, The Waterlily bungalows provide a sense of calm which envelops you, beginning from lush treelined paths that lead the way home. This exclusive low-density development makes you feel as if you have all this natural beauty to yourself with generous build-ups of 3.4 units per acre.
In fact, The Waterlily bungalows are located along the waterways of Wetlands Estates and have direct access to these waters from large backyards.
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The water canals in the Wetlands Estates sparkle with clarity as bio-filtration media treatment coupled with aquatic plants as a natural filter ensure the water is particularly clean and clear.
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Designed and built to complement their surroundings, The Waterlily bungalows feature earthy materials and colour schemes that match nature’s palette. This deliberate design gesture makes each home seem to breathe with a life of its own. Selected units feature a tea pavilion which creates an oasis of calm amidst the enviable natural setting.
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Homes are designed within nature and welcome the environment into each home which in turn provides cooler temperatures and more comfort. Indeed the outdoors are invited in at every opportunity whether it’s dining rooms, bathrooms or living spaces with the intent to seamlessly connect residents to the lush greenery outdoors.
For more information, kindly visit the website or call +603 9212 0431
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Jennifer Choo is Regional Managing Editor of Tatler Homes, covering architecture, interior design, and art across Asia. Based in Malaysia, she oversees regional content on luxury residential design and contemporary art collections. Legally trained but choosing to pursue her passion for design, she previously led notable design publications and worked as an interior stylist and art consultant for property developers, design firms, and private clients.
