Borey Peng Huoth Veng Sreng

The developer's current public archive does not expose a complete original product matrix for Veng Sreng, so there is no sound basis for claiming the total number of houses, a full list of house types or project-wide standard areas. Current resale evidence does, however, confirm at least two landed formats inside Borey Peng Huoth Veng Sreng. One active flat-house listing has four bedrooms and five bathrooms, with the land described as 4.2 × 20.6 m and the house as 4.2 × 16 m. A separate listing using the exact project name offers a twin house with four bedrooms and six bathrooms, a 7 × 21 m plot and a 6 × 12 m house. These are useful examples of real stock found in the market, not a substitute for an original developer brochure and not evidence that the project contains only those two formats.

Pricing should also be read as resale evidence rather than as a current developer price list. The lowest project-specific asking price confirmed in this research is $110,000 for the flat house, with that listing last updated on March 29, 2026 and marked negotiable. A twin house is advertised separately at $245,000 in a listing dated August 12, 2026. The two homes differ in plot dimensions, house dimensions and seller circumstances, so the figures should not be blended into a project average or converted into a price per square metre. Generic loan calculators shown by listing portals are not an official Borey Peng Huoth payment plan either. A buyer should confirm the chosen home's current availability, physical condition, title documents, seller terms and any transfer-related costs before treating an asking price as comparable.

Verified common facilities are more limited than the broad brand-level marketing language sometimes attached to newer Peng Huoth developments. Realestate.com.kh lists car parking and a garden for Veng Sreng, while FazWaz independently confirms car parking. Wider references to swimming pools, gyms, saunas or other amenities appear in generic developer descriptions and cannot safely be assigned to this particular early project without project-specific evidence. The dossier therefore keeps the facility list deliberately narrow. The clean official image shows an established entrance and completed housing, which is consistent with the project's current completed status, but the photograph is not used to infer amenities that are not documented elsewhere.

In practical terms, Veng Sreng suits a buyer who wants completed landed housing in an established part of Mean Chey and is comfortable selecting a specific resale property rather than buying a standardized new-build package. The age of the community makes physical inspection especially valuable: the street, facade, neighbouring houses and the chosen home's condition can all be assessed before a transaction. At the same time, unit-level due diligence matters more. Two houses of a similar type may differ in renovation history, alterations, utilities, parking configuration and seller documentation. Public sources reviewed for this dossier do not provide a current project-wide service charge, a complete master plan, the total house count or an active developer payment schedule. The sensible decision path is therefore property-specific: first confirm that the listing sits inside the correct Borey Peng Huoth Veng Sreng, then verify the documents and physical condition, and only then compare its asking price with other homes in the project and the surrounding Mean Chey market.