Rent Room in Sipitang, Sabah, Malaysia
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900
MYR
per Month
Master room
Male or female
Utilities included
JASPER LIM
7 hours ago
2
850
MYR
per Month
Any tenant
Utilities included
JASPER LIM
7 hours ago
2
350
MYR
per Month
Any tenant
Utilities included
J Residence
1 day ago
7
900
MYR
per Month
Master room
Any tenant
Utilities included
JASPER LIM
1 day ago
5
900
MYR
per Month
Master room
Female only
Utilities included
JASPER LIM
1 day ago
5
950
MYR
per Month
Master room
Male or female
Utilities included
JASPER LIM
2 days ago
6
450
MYR
per Month
Common room
Female only
Utilities included
IBudget Room
2 days ago
11
500
MYR
per Month
Common room
Female only
Utilities included
IBudget Room
2 days ago
8
336
MYR
per Month
Common room
Female only
Utilities included
IBudget Room
2 days ago
11
466
MYR
per Month
Female only
Utilities included
IBudget Room
2 days ago
11
466
MYR
per Month
Female only
Utilities included
IBudget Room
2 days ago
7
336
MYR
per Month
Common room
Female only
Utilities included
IBudget Room
2 days ago
9
499
MYR
per Month
Common room
Female only
Utilities included
IBudget Room
2 days ago
3
600
MYR
per Month
Shared room
Female only
Utilities included
IBudget Room
2 days ago
2
450
MYR
per Month
Female only
Utilities included
Kel Ly
3 days ago
9
450
MYR
per Month
Common room
Male or female
Kel ly
3 days ago
9
700
MYR
per Month
Shared room
zul 'aslan bin jaslin
5 days ago
10
650
MYR
per Month
Common room
Male only
Utilities included
anitachongyokefoon
1 week ago
13
650
MYR
per Month
Common room
Male only
Utilities included
markwongcheewei
1 week ago
14
750
MYR
per Month
Master room
Female only
Kel Ly
1 week ago
11
590
MYR
per Month
Any tenant
Alvis Loo Sabah House Land JV
1 week ago
11
What you need to know about Sipitang
Compared with better-known Kota Kinabalu, Sipitang is generally more affordable and far less urban, appealing to buyers or renters after a quieter, small-town lifestyle rather than city conveniences. Properties are a mix of rumah teres, detached single-storey houses and traditional kampung homes, with occasional newer gated developments but a predominance of low-density residential plots. Road links along the west coast connect Sipitang to neighbouring towns like Beaufort and onward to Kota Kinabalu, and regional bus services make travel feasible; cross-border travel to nearby Brunei also shapes some local activity. Everyday needs are met by shops, primary schools and clinics in town while specialist healthcare and major shopping require travel. The market is modest and value-driven, attracting local buyers and those prioritising space and lower prices over rapid capital-growth expectations.
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