Farmstay 1858 Semungkis

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Room size: 370 m²/3983 ft² 5 bedrooms 6 bathrooms

2 guests

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We have decided to share our 47-year old recently-retrofitted home within a fruit orchard with you so that you and your family or friends can enjoy a quiet and serene getaway. Take a dip in the Semungkis river just a few steps away from our outdoor kitchen, or cook your meals using our organic vegetables. It is like camping in a house, away from the madness - but is only half an hour from Kuala Lumpur City Centre. The Semungkis river, which is not part of the more famous nearby picnic areas, flows immediately behind the house, literally a few steps away from our outdoor kitchen. The private bathing area consists of two parts which is (naturally) the kids' swimming area and the deep end (1.6m deep) for adults which also acts as a natural jacuzzi. We also have a farm-to-table concept and grow our own organic vegetables for your consumption on site. The Jalan Kampung Sungai Semungkis is a cul-de-sac and is a quiet favourite track for jogging and cycling. When available, you may also go cycling on one of our bicycles in the morning or evening. For nature lovers and especially bird watchers, we have the Common Flameback Woodpecker, Oriental Magpie Robin, Pale-bellied Myna, and on occasions in the first quarter of the year- the Wallace's Hawk Eagle. For stargazers, being a distance away from the bright city lights will allow you to see the heavenly adornments, as well as the seasonal meteor showers clearly. All parts except the Manager's parking and the Workers Quarters. We are in a very quiet neighbourhood that is predominantly orchards and other homestays, and are located 2km from the junction of the main Hulu Langat road. Sundry shops, clinics, restaurants are available between 2km to 3km away along the main Hulu Langat road near the Batu 14 town and Dusun Tua. To get here, for Waze or Google Maps users, just type 1858 Semungkis. You may park anywhere within the premise except at the Manager's parking (or away from the trees during Durian season). Unfortunately, we are not wheelchair-friendly.