Interior design in Desa ParkCity

Think about the day your sofa arrives. It comes through one of the township’s two guarded entrances, then a second checkpoint at your own neighbourhood or tower.

So we’d plan the deliveries as carefully as the furniture: who is expected at the gate, and which day the service lift is booked. No delivery rules are published for the township, so we’d ask your management first.

ParkCity bought the site in 1999, from what its developer calls a barren quarry mine. At its middle, The Central Park’s 13.19 acres hold a 6.34-acre lake, looked after by the developer until the township is complete, when it passes to DBKL.

Two things many households plan around sit inside the township: ParkCity Medical Centre, a 300-bed hospital the developer completed in 2012, and The International School @ ParkCity, open since September 2011 for children from 3 to 18.

The hall in the photograph near the top is the kind of landing we’d give a parkhome: a console for keys and post, a lamp, and a chair to sit on while shoes come off.

If your home is a house here, it dates from the township’s first dozen years. The landed neighbourhoods came first: Safa in 2004, then SouthLake, Adiva, Nadia, Adora, Amelia and others, through Casaman in 2013 to The Mansions and The Breezeway’s parkhomes in 2014. Since then, the homes completed here have been in towers.

The neighbourhoods differ more than their dates suggest. Amelia’s terraces have linear parks where a back lane would be; Davinia was sold as bungalow lots, each house designed for its owner; The Ridgewood mixes semi-detached houses with bungalow lots.

If yours is a Mansions parkhome of about 4,300 to 6,950 sq ft over two and a half to three and a half storeys, it’s a large-house brief: more rooms to design, at the same rate for each. We’d decide which floor each part of your day belongs to before choosing a finish.

Inside the towers, the plans vary as much as the houses. Park Regent’s six types run from 872 to 4,887 sq ft, and 253 of its 505 homes, types C3 to F, open from a private lift lobby, an entrance that is yours to furnish. The Westside One puts nine homes on each of its 40 floors, served by four lifts, with parking in a separate block reached by a bridge, so a sofa crosses that bridge before it reaches your door. Residensi Sofiya is the opposite case: every home is the same 862 sq ft, with three bedrooms and two bathrooms, so storage and the order of the rooms do the work.

Coming soon

While your tower is still being built, we’d draw the rooms so they’re ready when the management accepts its first plans.

• 1ParkCity ResidencesAround 2032433 homes of 2,831 to 10,613 sq ft in two towers, each to be reached through a private lift lobby.
• 2NoöraDue 20271,156 suites of 520 to 1,282 sq ft in two towers; six of its seven plans have a study.

Developers’ targets, checked July–Oct 2026; they can move.

New keys

With a handover this recent, we’d see what the developer put in before adding anything.

• 3Park PlaceJan 2025537 homes in one tower, from 1,109 sq ft to five duplexes of up to 4,047 sq ft on levels 52 and 53.
• 4Park RegentNov 2023505 homes handed over with wardrobes, kitchen appliances and ducted air-conditioning in the living rooms.

Settled

In a home with some years behind it, we’d start from what still serves you well.

• 5South Brooks2021920 homes in two Y-shaped towers at ParkCity Heights, from 876 to 1,537 sq ft.
• 6The Westside Three2019469 homes in one 47-storey tower, from 1,077 to 1,927 sq ft.
• 7One Central Park2016359 homes beside The Central Park, up to a 4+2 of 3,153 sq ft.
• 8The Westside TwoApr 2015Homes paired side by side, 1,389 to 1,777 sq ft, with two car parks each.
• 9The BreezewayAug 2014139 garden-condominium homes, 60 of them duplexes, beside 76 parkhomes.
• 10The Westside OneJun 2013Nine homes a floor; the smaller ones face west and the larger ones east.
• 11The Northshore GardensDec 2010274 homes beside the lake, up to penthouses of about 6,030 sq ft.

A larger Desa ParkCity house adds rooms to the fee, never a higher rate. If your Park Regent home came with its appliances, wardrobes and ducted air-conditioning, the work ahead is finishing more than fitting out: lighting, loose furniture, curtains and perhaps a wardrobe changed inside.

Any new ceiling or light has to leave the ducting grilles and their access panels clear. Before you plan one, photograph every grille and panel in the home; they decide where a light can go.

Pick the home nearest yours, then set the rooms. The sums run in your browser, and nothing is sent.

Estimates at October 2026 rates. In a parkhome, a family room or a fourth bathroom is one more room; the upper figures leave space for two.

If your home is one of Park Regent’s four-bedrooms, its own two records, RM350,000 to RM500,000 for 2,700 to 2,900 sq ft, are a fairer guide than the township median, which leans on smaller homes.

For a landed home there is one published record, a Casaman parkhome of 4,000 sq ft at RM450,000.

If your tower has just handed over, you won’t be the only one renovating. In November 2025, ten months after Park Place handed over its keys, The Edge reported that 221 of its 537 homes were under renovation.

In a tower like that, the lift and the loading bay are shared by many contractors at once, so a design that’s ready at handover can be booked in earlier. Call us as soon as you have a handover date, or before you sign with a contractor.

At Park Place, the developer’s Type D1 handover already includes kitchen cabinets with a hood and hob, air-conditioning in every bedroom and in the living and dining, and hot water to every bathroom. A design there is mostly about what you add, and in what order, rather than what you take out.

Who says yes in Desa ParkCity

We’d ask for your building’s renovation rules before drawing, since none here are published.

• Your management corporationAgrees in writing before work starts and may ask for a deposit and a completion time. At Park Regent, Henry Butcher Malaysia now manages the building for it.
• DBKL, for a towerIts building commissioner issued renovation guidelines for strata buildings on 5 August 2023. Moving plumbing, an external door or a window also needs the authority’s approval.
• DBKL, for a houseA minor-works permit costs RM100 a job and runs three months, Monday to Saturday; built-in cabinets, wiring and paint need none.

Whether your gated neighbourhood keeps rules of its own isn’t published, so we’d ask its management before work begins. In a new tower, the developer repairs defects reported in writing within 24 months of the keys: at Park Place, until about January 2027. The full process