What does daily life look like when a resort-grade deck sits two floors above your living room? A walk through a day at Aricia Residences.
Morning — a swim before the commute
The day starts on Level 8, where a 50-metre infinity pool runs the length of the deck. A few laps before work, a stretch on the reflexology path, or coffee from the cabana — then a short walk to the Chan Sow Lin interchange and one MRT stop to TRX.
For families, the morning is just as easy: a drop at the ground-floor space for childcare, or the indoor play gym on a rainy day, all without leaving the building.
Midday — work without the commute
Level 9 is built for the way people work now. The co-working lounge and quiet function rooms mean a focused morning at home doesn't have to mean the kitchen table — and the smart-home system keeps the unit comfortable and secure while you move between floors.
Lunch is equally flexible: IKEA Cheras, MyTOWN and Sunway Velocity are all minutes away when you want to step out.
Evening — the deck comes alive
As the day cools, the sky club shifts gears. The BBQ deck and dining area host friends; the music lounge and games room give teenagers their own space; the gymnasium stays busy. The butterfly-lit facade glows over Sungai Besi.
- 50m infinity pool, jacuzzi and wading pool
- Co-working & music lounges, games and function rooms
- Multipurpose hall for badminton and pickleball
- Pet play zone, children's playground and play lawn
Night — a freehold home that simply works
Home is a smart-home-fitted unit — from a compact 1+1 to a soaring sky duplex — in a freehold building with 24-hour security and a management app for bookings and visitors. The point of Aricia isn't any single facility; it's that a full day can happen within a few floors, and the city is one MRT stop away when you want it.
See it for yourself
Take the 360° tour, browse the facilities and floor plans, or message us to arrange a private viewing.
This article is general information from an independent resource, not financial or investment advice. Figures are indicative; binding terms are set out in the Sale and Purchase Agreement. Artist's impressions; E&OE.