CompletedLexView
Double Storey Terrace House
- Tenure
- Leasehold
- Completion
- Completed (CCC obtained)
Key Features
- Completed Project
- Modern Design
- Limited Unit
Starting price shown. Prices, layouts and availability change — message us for the latest.
LexView review: pros, cons and who it suits
LexView is a Double Storey Terrace House in Lahat, Ipoh, Perak, on 20' x 70' lots, 4 bedrooms and 4 bathrooms, leasehold, already completed. Starting at RM428,000.
Who it suits
- You are a first-time buyer and a Malaysian citizen — at RM428,000 this sits under the RM500,000 ceiling, so stamp duty on both the transfer and the loan agreement is exempt
- You need somewhere to move into rather than wait — this one is already completed
- You need 4 bedrooms for a family, or three plus a study
Who it does not suit
- You will only buy freehold — this is leasehold
LexView at a glance
| Project | LexView |
|---|---|
| Property type | Double Storey Terrace House |
| Location | Lahat, Ipoh, Perak |
| Starting price | From RM428,000 |
| Lot Size | 20' x 70' |
| Bedrooms | 4 |
| Bathrooms | 4 |
| Tenure | Leasehold |
| Completion | Completed (CCC obtained) |
Price and monthly instalment
Indicative figures. Your actual instalment depends on the bank’s valuation, the margin you are approved for and the rate you are offered. Adjust any of it on the instalment calculator.
What to check before you buy LexView
Leasehold, and the title already exists
LexView is leasehold and already completed, which means the title is issued and the clock has been running. Ask for the commencement date and the expiry date on the title itself and work out the remaining years — that number, not the word "leasehold", is what your bank and the next buyer will look at. Selling later also needs state consent, which adds time to the transaction. What happens when a leasehold title expires in Perak sets out the rest.
It is built, so inspect it properly
The advantage of a completed house is that nothing has to be imagined, so use it. Go in daylight. Check the ceiling corners and the wet areas for staining, run every tap and flush, open and close every door and window, and look at the workmanship on the finishes rather than the show-unit styling. Ask whether CCC (Certificate of Completion and Compliance) has been issued for this unit, and walk the actual street and the actual neighbours — not the masterplan. An off-plan buyer cannot verify any of this before committing; you can.
What the land gives you
LexView is a 20' x 70' lot, 4 bedrooms and 4 bathrooms. At 20 feet of frontage the car porch takes two cars side by side with little to spare. Measure it against the vehicles you actually own rather than the ones drawn on the layout plan. (the built-up area: not stated in the information I have — worth asking for.)
Common questions about LexView
How much does LexView cost?
LexView starts from RM428,000. That is the entry unit type — corner, end and larger lots are priced higher. Prices move as units sell, so confirm the current chart before budgeting around any figure.
How big are the units at LexView?
Lots are 20' x 70'. Each home has 4 bedrooms and 4 bathrooms. Room-by-room measurements are on the developer’s floor plan.
Where is LexView located?
LexView is in Lahat, Ipoh, Perak.
Is LexView freehold or leasehold?
LexView is Leasehold. On leasehold what matters is the years remaining, because that is what a bank prices against and what a future buyer inherits.
When will LexView be completed?
LexView is already completed, so you can inspect the actual unit rather than a show unit, and move in or let it once the purchase goes through.
What would the monthly instalment be for LexView?
Roughly RM1,637 a month on a RM428,000 home with a 10% down payment over 35 years at around 3.7%. This is an estimate, not a loan offer — your margin, tenure and rate are set by the bank. Change any of the numbers on the instalment calculator.
How much cash do I need to buy LexView?
The main upfront item is the 10% down payment, about RM42,800 at the starting price, less whatever the booking fee already covers. On top of that come the loan agreement stamp duty and legal fees, and the MOT stamp duty where the developer does not absorb them. Work your own figure on the upfront cost calculator.
Who is LexView suitable for?
On the published specification the main draws are Completed Project, Modern Design and Limited Unit. Whether it fits depends on your budget, how long you intend to hold it and how the location works for your daily commute.