Selangor
Saujana Utama, Sungai Buloh
Two-storey bungalow
A two-storey bungalow with a tropical garden, timber gazebo and a lived-in interior.
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Bungalow · 2 storey · 5 bed · 4 bath · 2,252 sq ft
Estimated construction cost RM550,725 from RM2,629/month · LPPSA 4% See details
Stepped pitched roofs and red columns at the entrance porch give this house a dramatic face. Five bedrooms over two floors — enough for a big family, on less land than a single-storey house of the same area.
RHQ-D1-03 is the smallest design in the D1 series, at 2,252 square feet. It is the series' entry point — the choice for a landowner who wants to start at the lowest cost while keeping the same construction specification.
This design suits a large family, or a family living with their parents. On average each bedroom accounts for about 450 square feet of the total area, and 4 bathrooms for 5 bedrooms — usually one in the master bedroom and the rest shared. Because it is two storeys, the building footprint needs only about half the floor area. As a guide, a plot of 2,400 square feet is enough once the building setbacks councils usually require are allowed for.
This cost is still within LPPSA's fixed 4% band (up to RM750,000), but it is above the likely eligibility of a civil servant on a moderate salary. Check your eligibility first so you know whether this amount fits.
RHQ-D1-03 is number 1 of 12 in series D1 by floor area, smallest first. The two nearest in size, compared with this design:
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RM550,725
RM245 per sq ft
Instalments from RM2,629/month
LPPSA fixed 4%, 30 years, 100% margin.
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How this figure was worked out
A detailed estimate, calculated from a full bill of quantities (BQ) for this design's drawings.
A quick estimate at today's Gold package rate for a 2-storey house (RM220–250 per sq ft) for this floor area is RM495,440 – RM563,000. The figure above is calculated separately, so the two can differ.
All figures are construction cost estimates as at 2026-09-23 and not a formal quotation. They exclude the land, unusual earthworks, fencing, landscaping and furniture. A formal quotation is provided free after a site visit.
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Estimate RM592,766
from RM2,830/month · LPPSA 4% over 30 years
Bungalow · 1 storey · 4 bed · 4 bath
Estimate RM570,481
from RM2,724/month · LPPSA 4% over 30 years
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Estimate RM443,800
from RM2,119/month · LPPSA 4% over 30 years
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Estimate RM593,793
from RM2,835/month · LPPSA 4% over 30 years
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