Semi-detached homes
More frontage. More room for family life.
Semi-detached homes add the side garden, broader frontage and separation that many long-term owner-occupiers want. Within Seri Tanjung Pinang, the choice moves from the established Avalon and Acacia streets to the larger Cayman and Caspian category. The name matters—but the exact house, work already done and immediate neighbours matter more.
Seri Tanjung Pinang semi-D guide
Avalon carries a more colonial-influenced expression, with red gable roofs and verandah details. The approximately 4,000 sq ft, three-storey format gives a family clear separation between social rooms, bedrooms and quieter upper-level spaces. Buyers who prefer warmer architectural character often begin here.
Plan for this homeRequest Avalon plan and current homes
Acacia takes a cleaner, more linear tropical approach. Its three-storey homes are also about 4,000 sq ft, but the visual language feels more contemporary. Compare the side garden, natural light, parking arrangement and whether past alterations preserve or interrupt the original flow.
Plan for this homeRequest Acacia plan and current homes
Cayman belongs to the super semi-detached category, with a more substantial sense of arrival and a scale closer to villa living. It suits a household that wants broad entertaining rooms, private family zones and the possibility of lift or pool features. Confirm the exact land, built-up, internal changes and street position for the individual home.
Plan for this homeRequest Cayman plan and current homes
Caspian offers another super semi-detached interpretation within the same established enclave. The useful comparison is not the name alone: look at side-garden width, parking, pool and outdoor edges, vertical circulation, renovation and how the main rooms receive morning and afternoon light.
Plan for this homeRequest Caspian plan and current homesPlans for the exact home
Public project material confirms the home type, storeys and size, but does not publish the complete original plan sheets. To avoid passing off a similar house as the same layout, choose the exact residence and request the matching plan, present condition and renovation record.
Which feels most like home?
At the viewing
The differences become clear on site: visitor parking, afternoon sun, stairs, the relationship between kitchen and garden, roof and waterproofing history, and the everyday route from the front door to the waterfront and daily conveniences.
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Not reliably. Land, water position, alterations, condition and renovation have a large effect on the total purchase. Compare like with like first.
Confirm land and built-up, bedrooms, parking, condition, alterations, orientation and the exact position before deciding which homes deserve your time.
Ask for a current shortlist by home type, condition and location. Asking prices can vary widely between individual resale homes, so compare the closest like-for-like choices rather than relying on an old portal advertisement.
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