LBS unveils premium freehold landed township in Kwasa Damansara

KUALA LUMPUR: LBS Bina Group Bhd (LBS) is set to introduce a new 77.82ha premium freehold landed township master planned around a 19.82ha forest park in Kwasa Damansara.
Located within the southern precinct of the wider 913ha Kwasa Damansara master plan, The Reserva will feature a diverse collection of bungalows, semi-detached homes and superlink homes.
The development is located in a quieter part of Kwasa Damansara while remaining within reach of established areas including Kota Damansara, Sungai Buloh, Tropicana, Bandar Sri Damansara and Ara Damansara.
Its freehold tenure is also expected to distinguish the development within the Kwasa Damansara vicinity, where the wider township is emerging as a new growth area in the Klang Valley.

NATURE-ORIENTED LIVING
'Reserva' reflects something valued and set apart, an address shaped by nature reserves and elevated, private living.
The Reserva offers a residential environment built around greenery, elevated undulating terrain and privacy.
The premium township is situated on elevated terrain, higher than the broader Kwasa Damansara area, and is planned around a 19.82ha forest park.
The development also takes a more nature-oriented approach to landed living, in line with Kwasa Damansara's broader "City within a Garden" concept.
The Reserva marks a new chapter for LBS as the group expands into the premium residential segment, building on decades of experience in developing homes and townships.
A DEVELOPMENT WORTH WAITING FOR
With an increasing number of residential offerings emerging in Kwasa Damansara, The Reserva presents a distinctly different proposition for those looking beyond the conventional urban lifestyle.
While details of the development are still under wraps, The Reserva has provided an early look at the upcoming project.
The project is expected to appeal to Klang Valley homeowners looking to upgrade to landed housing, as well as families seeking more space within an established and expanding urban corridor.
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