Bayu @ Mori Park sits about 700 metres from the LRT3 Stadium Shah Alam station, linked by a dedicated covered pedestrian walkway — so you reach the platform shielded from sun and rain. In Malaysia’s weather, that sheltered, walkable connection to the new LRT3 line is a genuine everyday advantage in Seksyen 13, and it supports both liveability and resale.
Why a covered link changes things
Seven hundred metres sounds like a walk — but a covered 700 metres is a different proposition. In a climate of midday heat and sudden downpours, a sheltered walkway means you’ll actually use the train rather than reach for the car. That reliability is the whole point of transit-oriented living, and it’s what sets Bayu @ Mori Park apart.
Where the LRT3 takes you
From Stadium Shah Alam, the LRT3 Shah Alam Line (opened June 2026, 20 stations, fares from around 80 sen) runs through the city into Petaling Jaya and onward interchanges. For daily commuting, that’s a fast, predictable alternative to the Federal Highway.
💡 Bayu @ Mori Park by OSK Property offers dual-key serviced apartments from RM250,000, leasehold to 2120, with a fully-furnished option.
Why it matters for buyers
Sheltered walk-to-rail access supports three things: comfortable daily commuting, stronger rental appeal (tenants love not needing a car), and durable resale value, since station proximity is one of property’s most reliable value factors. For a dual-key unit that can house two households or be part-rented, that connectivity widens the tenant pool further.
Frequently asked questions
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Sheltered walk-to-rail in Seksyen 13
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Information is for general guidance as at 31 July 2026 and may change; confirm distances and rail services before purchase.
Sources: DMS Team — LRT3 Shah Alam Line guide; project sales materials.
