Banyan Curve Waterhomes

• Landvest Presents Banyan Curve Waterhomes.
• Pre-Launch Investment Opportunity.
• Located in Port Dickson A 5 Star Resort.
• Starting From Only £75,000.
• Fully exquisitely furnished.
• 10 Days Free Star Per Annum.
• 8% Rental Guarantee For 13 Years.
• Up To 60% Finance Available.

Set in Port Dickson in Malaysia, our Banyan Curve Water Homes are elegantly furnished with granite, tumble stone, parlimanan stone, hardwood timbers and teakwood furniture all coupled with Balinese stone carvings and pottery. These waterfront chalets in this luxury resort are in limited supply and selling fast!

Banyan Curve, the Resort in Malaysia
Banyan Curve will offer 166 water chalets and 44 garden chalets built on 10 acres of land. Each unit home will have its own private swimming pool and indoor garden with open air shower and free parking space for each owner.

Unlike other beachfront resort homes, living above the seas brings you closer to nature whilst enjoying gentle uninterrupted sea breezes, watching the incoming tide or simply enjoying the fabulous Malaysia sunsets.

The sophisticated Zen-like design creates the perfect environment for renewal and relaxation. The finest details help make Banyan Curve something special, creating the perfect combination for living exactly as you choose. And the impeccable design, superb finishes and exquisite fittings enhances these unique water chalets.

The Resort is easily accessible via the north-south expressway. The Resort is about 100 Kms south of Kuala Lumpur, about an hour's leisurely drive.

Nearby places of interest include the Lukut Museum and Fort, PD Ostrich Farm, Royal Port Dickson Yacht Club and the Armed Forces Museum.

The state of Negeri Sembilan is associated with the Minangkabau culture, reflected by the upswept roofs reminiscent of buffalo horns. The state capital, Seremban, is about 20 minutes drive away. where you can visit the State Museum, the Cultural Handicraft Complex, the State Mosque, Lake Gardens and numerous shopping centres. Sri Menanti, the site of Malaysia's largest traditional timber palace is about an hour by car.