Taman Relau Mutiara

Taman Relau Mutiara (23 March, 2013)


Taman Relau Mutiara (GPS: 5.34371, 100.27187) is a residential project in Relau, Penang. It comprises 69 units of freehold terrace and semi-detached double-storey houses off Lebuh Relau 2.

Amenities at Taman Relau Mutiara

The nearest market is the Kompleks Sri Aman Market. The nearest schools are Sekolah Kebangsaan Seri Relau and the proposed Sekolah Rendah Jenis Kebangsaan Yik Hua and Sekolah Menengah Kebangsaan Chung Hwa. The nearest petrol stations are the Shell and Petronas along Jalan Paya Terubong. The nearest shopping centre is Sunshine Square. The nearest hospital is Lam Wah Ee Hospital.

Location of Taman Relau Mutiara

Taman Relau Mutiara is 16.1 km from Magazine Circus. It can be regarded as quite far from the city centre.

Traffic situation at Taman Relau Mutiara

Traffic along Lebuh Relau 2 is usually low, but the main road, Jalan Paya Terubong, sees heavy traffic for much of the day.

Public Transport at Taman Relau Mutiara

The nearest bus stop is the Relau Bus Hub, a 10-minute walk away. The hub is the terminus for Rapid Penang bus 301.

Taman Relau Mutiara is on the Map of Residential Properties in Relau

Taman Relau Mutiara (23 March, 2013)

List of Housing Estates in Penang and Housing Estates in Malaysia

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