Pearl Impian is a neighbourhood of landed homes located in Simpang Ampat, Penang. The residential development holds 285 units of freehold terraces, all part of the Pearl City township project. The homes of Pearl Impian come in a standard selection, with all units being 2 storeys in height with built-up sizes of 1,810 sf. The homes offer a 4 bedrooms and 3 bathrooms layout, ideal for families of any size, along with large sliding doors on the ground floors and first floors to enable ample light into the homes. The main facility available to residents of Pearl Impian is a wide field, which can be utilised by all. To add, there is also a playground for the young ones. However, the neighbourhood is not gated nor guarded, which may be an issue for some potential homeowners. The few facilities and lack of security may be contributed to its aim of being priced within the middle range, with units on the subsale market going from RM375,000. Rental is also average, at RM900 per month. Being part of the Pearl City development, Pearl Impian will be able to enjoy access to a good number of amenities within the township itself. Among the amenities available within include the Pearl City Mall, where amenities like food and beverage outlets and supermarkets can be found. The GEMS International School is also just nearby, which is good news for families with school-going children. Other developments planned for the township include a commercial centre, medical centres, recreation gardens, and even a hawker centre. Other existing amenities in the vicinities are also within reach, such as other schools like SMK Bandar Tasek Mutiara and SK Bandar Tasek Mutiara. More amenities can also be found along Jalan Permatang Tinggi beyond the township, including petrol stations, eateries, banks, mosques and the likes. Accessibility wise, Jalan Permatang Tinggi is the main road which connects Pearl Impian to other parts of the mainland. Further up north of it is the town of Simpang Ampat, while about 20 minutes south of it will lead to the North-South Expressway (NSE) and the second Penang bridge.