Rent Room in Seri Manjong, Perak, Malaysia

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300 MYR per Month
Any tenant
Lance Lee
2 hours ago 2
500 MYR per Month
Common room
Any tenant
YC Propstay Management
1 day ago 22
350 MYR per Month
Female only
nazreen
2 days ago 34
350 MYR per Month
Female only
Utilities included
KS liew
2 days ago 26
280 MYR per Month
Female only
Jainatul Ain
3 days ago 22
300 MYR per Month
Male only
Utilities included
Ariffadzli Kamaruddin
4 days ago 24
600 MYR per Month
Master room / Shared room
Sun Rooms
5 days ago 30
4,000 MYR per Month
Room
Sun Rooms
5 days ago 19
500 MYR per Month
Master room
Any tenant
Vishal Nambiar
6 days ago 27
300 MYR per Month
Master room
Male only
Utilities included
Ahmad Fadhil Bin Jahari
1 week ago 42
475 MYR per Month
Master room
Male or female
Zhun Jiat See
1 week ago 30
250 MYR per Month
Female only
Rizi Nanoran
1 week ago 42
250 MYR per Month
Male only
Rizi Nanoran
1 week ago 40
350 MYR per Month
Any tenant
Yin Thian
1 week ago 33
215 MYR per Month
Shared room
Female only
Rozita Rzta
1 week ago 33
500 MYR per Month
Master room
Any tenant
Utilities included
Nyau Chi Keong
1 week ago 47
550 MYR per Month
Common room
Any tenant
YC Propstay Management
1 week ago 37
400 MYR per Month
Room
Vanness Property
1 week ago 36
500 MYR per Month
Master room
Female only
r.vijey
2 weeks ago 156
700 MYR per Month
Master room
Male or female
kalai pillay
2 weeks ago 152

What you need to know about Seri Manjong

Local residents can reach workplaces, schools and everyday amenities within a short drive: Seri Manjong sits in Perak’s Manjung district near the coastal towns of Lumut and Sitiawan, where supermarkets, local clinics and primary and secondary schools serve everyday needs and Hospital Seri Manjung provides more comprehensive medical care. The town is primarily residential, with a mix of terrace houses, low-rise flats and occasional new gated developments appealing to families and professionals who favour affordability over city living. Road links connect Seri Manjong to neighbouring towns and the Lumut ferry terminal for trips to Pangkor Island, so commuting is largely by car or local buses. The local property market tends to be steady rather than speculative, driven by practical demand from local workers and those seeking lower-cost housing compared with larger Malaysian cities.

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