A freehold tower on the Gelugor waterfront, 700 and 947 sq.ft. layouts, with the pools and the sky lounge on Levels 51 and 52.
The CapeHauz stands on the Gelugor seafront at Bukit Coombe, on the stretch of reclaimed waterfront between the Tun Dr Lim Chong Eu Expressway and the channel, immediately north of The Light City. It is a collaboration between EXSIM and Majestic Gen, and it is freehold — which on Penang Island, where a freehold title on new high-rise stock is uncommon, is the first thing worth saying about it.
Fifty-two storeys. The grand lobby and the drop-off are at Level 1, the car park runs from the basement to Level 8, homes and the podium deck occupy Levels 9 to 49, the plant sits on Level 50, and the sky facilities take the top two floors. Every home is therefore at least nine levels above the road, and the building has sea on two sides.
There are sixteen layouts and only two sizes behind them: 700 sq.ft. with one bedroom plus a study and two bathrooms, and 947 sq.ft. with two bedrooms plus a study and two bathrooms. Each comes in balcony and non-balcony versions and in mirrored pairs, which is how sixteen codes cover two floor areas. The 700 sq.ft. homes take either one tandem bay or two single bays; the 947 sq.ft. homes take two single bays.
Three things that rarely arrive together. A freehold title is uncommon among new high-rise launches on the island, and genuine seafront land is close to finished. That title on a waterfront parcel is the part of this development that cannot be replicated by the next launch down the road, and it is the reason to look at it before the ones that follow.
Everything here is either 700 or 947 square feet. The sixteen codes are balcony and non-balcony versions, mirrored pairs, and the a-suffix variants — not sixteen different homes. That is good news when you are choosing: settle the size and the aspect first, then let me tell you which codes on which levels still have stock, because the difference between an A1 and an A2 is a balcony, not a floor plan.
The tower runs northwest to southeast. The northwest face looks across Bukit Dumbar and Jelutong toward George Town; the southeast face looks at the Penang Bridge and the mainland beyond it. Both are water views and they are completely different products — one is the city and the sunset over the island, the other is the bridge lit up at night. Decide which one you are buying.
Level 52 carries the Celestial Pool, the Cloud Lagoon wading pool, the Azure Hammock and the sunbed deck; Level 51 has the Joy Hub and the Coastal Lounge. The Level 9 deck then adds the real daily facilities — the TideFit gym, Harbour Hall, Coastal Hoops half court, the Sunset Grill, a therapeutic garden and a reflexology walk. Fifty-two floors up over open water is a different swim from a podium pool.
Thirty-seven developments completed and delivered, more than nineteen thousand units, every one of them GBI or GreenRE certified, sixteen GreenRE gold certifications and a QLASSIC workmanship average around eighty per cent. Four FIABCI World Prix d’Excellence awards and eight Malaysia Property Awards. None of that guarantees your unit, but it tells you who is building it — and their earlier Gelugor tower is a short walk up the same waterfront.
700 sq.ft. with one bedroom and a study, or 947 sq.ft. with two bedrooms and a study. Each in a balcony and a non-balcony version, with mirrored pairs of both. The six plans below cover every variant.






The typical floor plate shows how the sixteen layouts sit around the core, and which of them face which way. Level 23A is the breaktank level and Levels 48 and 49 are drawn differently again, so the plate is not identical all the way up.

The podium deck on Level 9 carries the things you use on a Tuesday. The top two floors carry the things you bring people to see.

Artist’s impressions from the developer’s own material.













The site sits on the reclaimed seafront at Gelugor, directly off the Tun Dr Lim Chong Eu Expressway and immediately north of The Light City. George Town and Penang International Airport are both a straightforward drive, and the Penang Bridge is the connection to the mainland.

Penang Island sets the floor for a foreign purchase of strata property at RM1,000,000, and landed property at RM3,000,000. This is a strata development, so the RM1,000,000 figure is the one that applies — but with layouts at 700 and 947 square feet, not every unit here necessarily clears it, and eligibility is therefore decided unit by unit rather than building by building. Tell me the type and the level you are considering and I will confirm in writing whether it qualifies before you pay anything. Freehold matters more to a foreign buyer than to a local one, because it removes the lease-expiry question from both your financing and your eventual resale. A foreign purchase also needs the consent of the state authority, which I apply for on your behalf, and from January 2026 the memorandum of transfer stamp duty for a foreign buyer is a flat 8 per cent.
On the reclaimed seafront at Bukit Coombe in Gelugor, on Penang Island, directly off the Tun Dr Lim Chong Eu Expressway and immediately north of The Light City. Lotus's Gelugor and the retail around it sit across the expressway, Universiti Sains Malaysia is in the same district, and the Penang Bridge, George Town and Penang International Airport are each a short drive. The planned LRT Mutiara Line and a Penang Waterfront station would add rail to that.
Yes. It is a freehold development, which on Penang Island is worth noting — a freehold title is uncommon among new high-rise launches on the island. Freehold removes the lease-expiry question from your financing and from your eventual resale, and it matters more to a foreign buyer than to a local one, because a shortening lease complicates both ends of an overseas purchase.
Fifty-two storeys. The grand lobby, the drop-off and the lobby lounge are on Level 1. The car park runs from the basement to Level 8. Homes occupy Levels 9 to 49, with the podium facilities deck on Level 9. Level 50 is mechanical and electrical plant. The sky facilities take Levels 51 and 52. Level 23A is a breaktank level and Levels 48 and 49 have their own floor plate, so the layout is not identical all the way up.
Sixteen codes and two sizes. The 700 sq.ft. homes (65 sq.m.) are one bedroom plus a study with two bathrooms, and come as A1, A1(M), A1a and A1a(M) with a balcony and A2, A2(M), A2a and A2a(M) without. The 947 sq.ft. homes (88 sq.m.) are two bedrooms plus a study with two bathrooms, and come as B1, B1a, C1 and C1(M) with a balcony and B2, B2a, C2 and C2(M) without. The (M) codes are mirrored versions of the same plan.
Floor area, none — both are 947 sq.ft. The difference is the arrangement inside and where they sit on the floor plate, which decides what they look at and when they get sun. On a tower with water on two faces that is not a minor difference, so compare B against C on aspect rather than on size. Tell me which codes you are offered and I will tell you what each one faces.
The tower runs northwest to southeast. The northwest face looks over Bukit Dumbar and Jelutong toward George Town. The southeast face looks at the Penang Bridge and the mainland behind it. Both are water views and they are different products — city and sunset on one side, the bridge lit at night on the other. Settle which one you want before you compare unit numbers.
Two levels of them. The Level 9 podium deck carries the TideFit Studio and WaveFit Zone, Harbour Hall, the Coastal Hoops half basketball court, the Sunset Grill and BBQ, Little Explorers' Cove, the Serenity Pavilion, a therapeutic garden, a reflexology walk, the Mindful Space, Harbour Retreat, Starlight Terrace and an urban farm. Level 51 has the Joy Hub, the Coastal Lounge, the sky lounge and games room. Level 52 has the Celestial Pool, the Cloud Lagoon wading pool, Little Mariners, the Azure Hammock, the sky deck and the sunbed loungers.
The 700 sq.ft. homes are allocated either one tandem bay or two single bays, and the 947 sq.ft. homes two single bays. Tandem means two cars nose to tail in one space rather than two independent bays, which matters if two people in the household drive separately. Confirm which allocation attaches to the specific unit you are offered before you book.
Penang Island sets the minimum purchase price for a foreign buyer of strata property at RM1,000,000, and landed property at RM3,000,000. This is strata, so the RM1,000,000 floor applies — but with layouts at 700 and 947 square feet, not every unit necessarily clears it, so eligibility is decided unit by unit. Send me the type and level and I will confirm in writing. A foreign purchase also needs state consent, which I apply for on your behalf, and from January 2026 the memorandum of transfer stamp duty for a foreign buyer is a flat 8 per cent.
Same developer, same stretch of Gelugor waterfront, different buildings. The Lighthauz is a 57-storey freehold tower of 671 units at 732 and 1,001 sq.ft. with its sky facilities on Levels 56 and 57. The CapeHauz is 52 storeys with 700 and 947 sq.ft. layouts and its sky facilities on 51 and 52. If you are choosing between them, the honest comparison is aspect, level and what is actually still available in each — I market both and will give you the same answer either way.
Pricing is released on application rather than published here, and it varies by type, by level and by which way the unit faces. WhatsApp me with the size you want, whether you want a balcony, and which aspect you prefer, and I will send the developer's current price list, tell you what is still available in that stack, and set out the full cash requirement stage by stage — booking, legal fees, stamp duty at the foreign rate if that applies to you, and the progressive payment schedule through to completion.
The CapeHauz is a collaboration between EXSIM and Majestic Gen. EXSIM Development Sdn Bhd began in timber and moved into property development in 2008; it is also the developer behind The Lighthauz further along the same Gelugor waterfront, and behind MABA Suitez, Phoeniz Suites, The Queenswoodz and The Aldenz on this site.