Habitat Condominium

The original finish schedule lists herringbone hardwood flooring, stone or comparable kitchen worktops, European appliances, built-in cabinetry, soft-close fittings, Spanish tiles and VRV air conditioning. Photography of the completed apartments shows a restrained neutral palette, large windows, black-and-white kitchens and distinctive timber floors. A buyer should still inspect the exact unit rather than assume every resale remains identical to the launch specification. The building has been occupied for years, so furniture, alterations, maintenance history and the condition of finishes can differ from one apartment to another.

Shared facilities are concentrated on the roof. The original specification includes a 10-by-4-metre salt-water pool, an approximately 40 sqm gym and a separate upper terrace with barbecue and dining space. Completed-project photography shows the pool deck with city views, a gym with cardio equipment and a separate lobby lounge. The small number of residences should reduce crowding, but current access arrangements, operating hours, service standards and equipment condition need to be confirmed for the specific purchase.

Habitat is one of the less common low-density condominium formats in central Phnom Penh. Its case rests on a completed building, a precise address, large layouts and limited residential density rather than on the scale or promotional momentum of a new launch. The trade-off is that this is primarily a resale or tightly held market. Units may be unavailable for extended periods, there is no single public price list, and terms depend on the individual owner. The sensible way to assess Habitat is through a current inventory check, inspection of the selected apartment, title and management documents, and a complete ownership-cost review at the time of purchase.