Buy Townhouse in Rompin, Negeri Sembilan, Malaysia
Map View on map
Showing search results from neighbouring cities.
390,000
MYR
206 MYR / Sq. Ft.
Reduced from RM 430,000 (−9%)
4
Beds
3
Baths
1,890
Sq. Ft.
Khairul
1 week ago
8
147,888
MYR
211 MYR / Sq. Ft.
3
Beds
1
Bath
700
Sq. Ft.
Salleh Rodzi
1 week ago
4
268,000
MYR
268 MYR / Sq. Ft.
3
Beds
2
Baths
1,000
Sq. Ft.
Queenie Hoo
1 week ago
13
340,000
MYR
202 MYR / Sq. Ft.
3
Beds
2
Baths
1,680
Sq. Ft.
Nizam
1 week ago
8
265,000
MYR
269 MYR / Sq. Ft.
3
Beds
2
Baths
984
Sq. Ft.
WAHI MOHAMAD
1 month ago
11
400,000
MYR
174 MYR / Sq. Ft.
3
Beds
2
Baths
2,304
Sq. Ft.
Dr. Fakhrizal
1 month ago
46
248,000
MYR
239 MYR / Sq. Ft.
3
Beds
2
Baths
1,038
Sq. Ft.
Khairul Idzwan Properties
2 months ago
617
235,000
MYR
228 MYR / Sq. Ft.
3
Beds
2
Baths
1,032
Sq. Ft.
Nadiah Binti Abd Rahim
2 months ago
1,457
295,000
MYR
319 MYR / Sq. Ft.
3
Beds
2
Baths
925
Sq. Ft.
MOHAMAD AMIN
2 months ago
2,515
270,000
MYR
291 MYR / Sq. Ft.
3
Beds
2
Baths
929
Sq. Ft.
Nadiah Binti Abd Rahim
3 months ago
3,317
180,000
MYR
242 MYR / Sq. Ft.
3
Beds
2
Baths
743
Sq. Ft.
Azman Mohamed
3 months ago
3,195
150,000
MYR
214 MYR / Sq. Ft.
3
Beds
2
Baths
700
Sq. Ft.
Rafiq Razif
3 months ago
4,565
248,000
MYR
239 MYR / Sq. Ft.
3
Beds
2
Baths
1,038
Sq. Ft.
SHAH AMIRUL BIN BADRUDIN
4 months ago
5,447
249,988
MYR
227 MYR / Sq. Ft.
3
Beds
2
Baths
1,100
Sq. Ft.
Jake Leong
5 months ago
7,738
135,000
MYR
208 MYR / Sq. Ft.
Reduced from RM 140,000 (−4%)
3
Beds
2
Baths
650
Sq. Ft.
Sam Lee
7 months ago
9,572
273,000
MYR
252 MYR / Sq. Ft.
3
Beds
2
Baths
1,084
Sq. Ft.
Mohamad Hanafi
9 months ago
15,877
320,000
MYR
168 MYR / Sq. Ft.
3
Beds
2
Baths
1,900
Sq. Ft.
Mohd
9 months ago
13,618
310,000
MYR
315 MYR / Sq. Ft.
3
Beds
2
Baths
984
Sq. Ft.
Aklil Hakim
11 months ago
19,466
275,000
MYR
279 MYR / Sq. Ft.
3
Beds
2
Baths
984
Sq. Ft.
Aklil Hakim
11 months ago
19,919
What you need to know about Rompin
Getting around is mostly by car, with Rompin linked to neighbouring towns via state and local roads and limited scheduled public transport, so residents commonly rely on private vehicles or ridesharing for daily travel to larger centres such as Seremban. The housing stock tends to be low-rise and landed — traditional kampung houses alongside single-storey and double-storey terrace homes and occasional semi‑detached lots — rather than high‑density apartments, making it appealing to buyers seeking affordable land-based options. Everyday needs are met by small shops, eateries, primary schools and community clinics, while higher‑order services, specialist healthcare and wider employment choices require trips to nearby towns. The local market is modest and practical: steady, price-sensitive demand from families and commuters rather than rapid speculation, so buyers should weigh long-term convenience against commuting needs.
Are you selling real estate? Would you like to list your property on this page? It's absolutely free.
List My Property