Type A
Ask for current 18 East Type A homes- Space
- 1 bedroom · 877 sq ft
- Best for
- A compact south-west green-view home on Levels G–12
Resort waterfront
A home that lives like a resort.
Quayside is the most resort-led choice in this waterfront cluster. Seven towers sit across a 21-acre gated enclave, with a private 4.5-acre waterpark at the centre and a promenade that continues towards Straits Quay. It suits buyers who want the facilities and coastal setting to be part of everyday life—not simply a view from the balcony.
At a glance
TenureFreehold
EnclaveApproximately 21 acres
ScaleSeven residential towers
SignaturePrivate 4.5-acre waterpark
A useful price starting point
From approximately RM1.10M
One-bedroom homes commonly form the entry point; larger sea- and waterpark-facing homes command a wider range.
Tell me your budget, preferred home type and renovation appetite; I will check what can actually be viewed now.4.5-acre private waterpark
Sea, waterpark or city outlook
1–4+ bedroom choices
Promenade and marina lifestyle
A clearer first look
Choose the home type before the listing.
These are indicative market starting points. The actual home still moves with floor, outlook, renovation, land and condition.
Type B
Ask for current 18 East Type B homes- Space
- 1 bedroom · 1,123 sq ft
- Best for
- More living space with a north-facing sea outlook
Type A1
Ask for current 18 East Type A1 homes- Space
- 1+1 bedrooms · 1,180 sq ft
- Best for
- A flexible study or occasional guest room with a green outlook
A useful starting point
What similar homes have been doing.
The public EPIQ page places Quayside at a RM1.52 million median and RM1,052 psf. The rental band reflects recent advertised homes across different sizes and outlooks.
Recent asking rentsRM3,500–RM6,800 / month
RM2KRM4KRM6KRM7K+
Public market data updated 28 October 2026. Individual homes still vary with position, land, view, condition, renovation and tenancy.
Choose the layout
See the plan before the unit.
Each verified drawing now sits beside its own type, size, buyer fit and current enquiry direction. Tap any plan to inspect the original size.
The verified drawings below are for 18 East at Quayside. Other Quayside towers have different plans, so ask for the exact tower and stack before comparing homes.
Tap to enlarge planType A1 bedroom · 877 sq ft
A compact south-west green-view home on Levels G–12
Ask for current 18 East Type A homesFacing and outlook vary by floor and stackAsk about this exact layout
Tap to enlarge planType B1 bedroom · 1,123 sq ft
More living space with a north-facing sea outlook
Ask for current 18 East Type B homesFacing and outlook vary by floor and stackAsk about this exact layout
Tap to enlarge planType A11+1 bedrooms · 1,180 sq ft
A flexible study or occasional guest room with a green outlook
Ask for current 18 East Type A1 homesFacing and outlook vary by floor and stackAsk about this exact layout
Tap to enlarge planType D2 bedrooms · 2,036 sq ft
A generous two-bedroom sea-view home
Ask for current 18 East Type D homesFacing and outlook vary by floor and stackAsk about this exact layout
Tap to enlarge planType C2+1 bedrooms · 2,057 sq ft
Extra flex room and a north-facing sea outlook
Ask for current 18 East Type C homesFacing and outlook vary by floor and stackAsk about this exact layout
Tap to enlarge planType E13 bedrooms · 2,770 sq ft
A larger family home with a north-facing sea outlook
Ask for current 18 East Type E1 homesFacing and outlook vary by floor and stackAsk about this exact layout
Tap to enlarge planType E3 bedrooms · 2,824 sq ft
The largest verified 18 East plan, facing the sea to the north
Ask for current 18 East Type E homesFacing and outlook vary by floor and stackAsk about this exact layoutFacing & outlook
The same plan can live very differently.
A layout name describes the interior plan, not one guaranteed compass direction. The actual choice still depends on the tower, stack, floor, balcony direction and what sits in front of the home.
Morning light
If you prefer brighter mornings and gentler afternoons, compare east or north-east exposure and confirm nearby obstructions.
Afternoon sun
West or south-west exposure may feel warmer; balcony depth, glazing, shade and airflow change the result.
Open outlook
Sea, marina and open city views are not defined by one compass point. Check the exact stack and floor.
Privacy & sound
Lift access, facilities, roads, parking entrances and facing neighbours matter as much as the compass.
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What the lifestyle feels like
Mornings can begin beside the water rather than in a lift lobby. Landscaped pools, lagoon-style areas, gardens, spa pavilions and recreation spaces give the development the rhythm of a coastal resort. The appeal is strongest for owner-occupiers who use the facilities, families who value space to unwind, and second-home buyers who want an immediate change of pace when they arrive.
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What to compare before buying
Quayside units vary considerably by tower, floor, orientation, internal condition and outlook. Sea-facing and waterpark-facing homes can feel very different from city-facing units. Ask for the actual floor plan, balcony orientation, car parks, maintenance charges and renovation condition before comparing asking prices. A lower price is not automatically better if the unit needs substantial work or faces a less preferred direction.
See current asking guidance
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For sale, floor plans and viewings
Current Quayside Penang listings change as owners enter or leave the market. A useful shortlist should show the exact stack, built-up area, view, condition and asking price—not just a portal headline. Share your budget, preferred bedroom count and whether the home is for own stay, a holiday base or rental. We can then arrange a focused viewing sequence across the closest matches.
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Inside the private waterpark
This is more than a single swimming pool. Formal, spa, adventure and beach pools sit beside a clubhouse with a dining terrace, gym, theatrette, function and games rooms. Tennis, a multi-purpose court, jogging and cycling tracks and landscaped recreation areas give the family several ways to spend time at home. When you visit, notice how easily the tower connects to the facilities you expect to use most.
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How to read Quayside floor plans
Quayside spans several towers and a broad range of home formats, so the project name alone is not enough to compare value. Ask for the exact plan and stack: bedroom separation, living-room width, wet and dry kitchen arrangement, balcony depth, service areas and the position of structural columns can matter more than total built-up. For larger homes, compare how much of the area is truly usable for your household.
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