The Aldenz @ Central Park Damansara

About The Aldenz @ Central Park Damansara

The Aldenz is a 40-storey, 662-unit serviced residence by EXSIM, built within Central Park Damansara (CPD) — the developer's 65-acre integrated township in Damansara Perdana, Petaling Jaya, on land next to the Bukit Lanjan Forest Reserve. Its colonial-inspired facades draw on the architecture of the neighbouring retail street, and the tower sits directly above a ground-floor colonial shophouse-style retail row anchored by a Trader's Market and Nanyang Alley, a lantern-lit dining lane.

It's a low-density tower for its unit count — roughly a 2.55-acre site, six passenger lifts plus one service lift — carrying green certification in line with EXSIM's other high-rises (rainwater harvesting, EV-charging provision and low-VOC materials). Units run to two core layouts: a 775 sq ft, 2-bedroom Type A and a 926 sq ft, 3-bedroom (Types B, C and D), each with 2 bathrooms and two car park bays, in balcony or lanai variants, with a hackable wall on some stacks for a flexible extra room. Select units come with a fully furnished package on a zero-interest instalment plan.

The development sits at the crossroads of the Sprint, LDP and DASH highways, roughly 1.7km from Mutiara Damansara MRT and 3.3km from the Bandar Utama MRT/LRT interchange — a short drive or feeder-bus ride rather than a walk. 1 Utama, The Curve, IKEA Damansara and the Starling Mall are all within a few kilometres, alongside schools including Sri KDU, the British International School of Kuala Lumpur, SEGi University and First City University College, and hospitals including KPJ Damansara 2 and KPJ Damansara Specialist Hospital.

Central Park Damansara — the township

Central Park Damansara is EXSIM's 65-acre masterplan in Damansara Perdana, mixing serviced residences, offices and a retail core around a colonial shophouse-style street, plus a central landscaped park of around ten acres with an amphitheatre, water features and green terraces. The Aldenz is one residential tower within that plan. The upside for an early buyer is a walkable retail-and-dining frontage directly downstairs; the trade-off is that the wider township — offices, later residential phases, the full park — is delivered over years rather than on handover day.

Key highlights

• Part of EXSIM's 65-acre Central Park Damansara township, with a colonial-style retail street and Nanyang Alley dining literally downstairs
• At the crossroads of the Sprint, LDP and DASH highways, roughly 1.7km from Mutiara Damansara MRT
• Close to 1 Utama, The Curve, IKEA Damansara, KPJ Damansara 2 Hospital and multiple international schools
• 662 units across a single low-density 40-storey tower, 775 sq ft to 926 sq ft, 2 to 3 bedrooms
• Two car park bays with every unit — a real advantage in a two-car neighbourhood
• Pet-friendly, green-certified, with fully furnished packages available on zero-interest instalment plans
• Over 40 facilities across ground, podium and rooftop levels — salt-water pool, gym, sky lounge, co-working space, music lounge, herb garden and more

Unit types & pricing

Two core layouts, each in balcony or lanai variants, with a hackable wall on some stacks:

Type	Size	Layout
Type A (A1 / A2)	775 sq ft	2 bedrooms, 2 bathrooms · 2 car parks
Types B / C / D	926 sq ft	3 bedrooms, 2 bathrooms · 2 car parks

Indicative gross pricing starts from around RM622,000, with recent agent listings quoting entry pricing near RM625,700 — roughly RM800 per sq ft for the location. Pricing moves by unit type, floor and package; contact us via WhatsApp for the live price list.

Developer — EXSIM

EXSIM (EXSIM Development Sdn Bhd) is a Malaysian property developer founded in 2008, active across the Klang Valley, Johor Bahru, Penang and beyond, and known for green-certified high-rises. Central Park Damansara sits on EXSIM's home ground in the Damansara belt, where it started with the Nouvelle Industrial Park series in Kota Damansara. Other current EXSIM projects indexed here include Queenswoodz @ Bukit Jalil, Phoeniz Suites KLCC and MABA Suitez @ Merdeka 118.

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