Eden Fairway Condominium, Batu Ferringhi

Eden Fairway Condominium is a condominium development in Batu Ferringhi, on Penang Island. It is also known as Eden Fairway. This page covers its location, the developments close by and practical points to check before you buy or rent a unit here.

About Eden Fairway Condominium

Eden Fairway Condominium is a residential condominium in Batu Ferringhi, on the island side of Penang. Condominiums in Malaysia are usually strata developments, where each owner holds their own unit and shares the common areas with other residents. Upkeep of those shared areas is paid for through monthly charges collected by the management. If you are weighing up a condominium for your own use or as a rental, it helps to compare it with other homes in the same area before making a decision.

Location and neighbourhood

Batu Ferringhi is a beach area on the north coast of Penang Island, known for its seafront and its mix of holiday and residential properties. Our directory lists 36 developments in Batu Ferringhi, so there is a fair amount of choice for buyers and tenants comparing options nearby. Several developments sit close to Eden Fairway Condominium. Distances below are straight-line: Ferringhi Mutiara Apartment (apartment) is about 0.1 km away; Ferringhi Park (residential high-rise) is about 0.4 km away; Ferringhi Residence 2 (condominium), Iconic Vue (apartment) and The Marin at Ferringhi (condominium) are each about 0.5 km away; and Ferringhi Residence (condominium) is about 0.6 km away. Actual travel distances by road will be longer, so it is worth making the journey yourself at the times you would normally travel.

Living here: what to check before you buy or rent

Before you commit, ask the agent or the management office for the details that matter most to you. For buyers, confirm the tenure (freehold or leasehold) and check the title, including whether an individual strata title has been issued. Ask for the current maintenance fees and sinking fund charges, and whether any increases are planned. Find out which facilities are available and whether they are in working order. Always view the unit in person: look for signs of damp or leaks, test the water pressure and air-conditioning, and check the condition of the common areas, lifts and car park. Tenants should read the tenancy agreement carefully, confirm what furniture and appliances are included, and agree in writing who pays for repairs. A visit at different times of day can also give you a feel for noise and traffic.