The Causewayz Square floor plan range has six main layouts: Type A studio (about 336–366 sq ft) and Type B dual-key (592 sq ft) in Axis tower, plus Type C 1-bedroom (474 sq ft), D1/D2 2-bedroom (667 sq ft), E1/E2 3-bedroom (850 sq ft) and F1/F2 3-bedroom dual-key (850 sq ft) in Brixton and Dover. Types A–D come with one parking bay; E and F come with two.
Choosing the right Causewayz Square floor plan matters as much as choosing the project itself. The same address near the JB CIQ and the RTS Link can serve a weekday commuter, a family of four or a short-stay investor — but each needs a different layout. This guide walks through every Causewayz Square unit type in turn, with size, bedrooms and bathrooms, tower, parking, who it suits, how its size compares with rents at completed neighbours, and practical furnishing tips. At the end you will find a full comparison table and a simple way to choose by budget and goal. For the project overview — developer, tenure, facilities and location — start with our Causewayz Square project page.
Causewayz Square floor plan overview: which tower has which layout?
Causewayz Square splits its layouts by tower: Axis carries the compact investor units (Types A and B), while Brixton and Dover carry the 1- to 3-bedroom family layouts (Types C to F2).
- Axis (908 units, up to 63 storeys): Type A studio and Type B dual-key. Its Level 60 sky deck has the Wavescape Infinity Pool, Jacuzzi Lounge and Sky BBQ Deck.
- Brixton (1,257 units) and Dover (1,527 units): Types C, D1/D2, E1/E2 and F1/F2, with a Level 57 sky garden and BBQ deck.
- Coven (833 units): not yet released; layouts to be announced.
All towers share the 29-facility Level 12 podium. Because Causewayz Square is freehold, the layout you choose is a long-term decision — it helps to think about who will live in the unit in five to ten years, not only at handover around 2030.
Type A: the Axis studio
Type A is a studio with one bathroom in Axis tower, with one parking bay; its size is reported as 336 sq ft by some sources and 366 sq ft by others, so confirm the exact figure on the developer’s floor plan for your unit.
Who it suits: single professionals who cross into Singapore on weekdays, buyers who want a city-centre pied-à-terre, and investors looking at the smallest ticket size in the Causewayz Square layout range.
Rental angle: completed studios near Bukit Chagar have been listed at roughly RM2,100–2,800 a month at R&F Princess Cove, about RM2,740 at TriTower Residence and RM2,600–3,000 at Twin Tower Residence. These are completed, furnished units, so treat them as a reference band rather than a forecast for Causewayz Square. For owners who prefer a hands-off arrangement, the developer’s official website describes Causewayz Square as a hospitality asset to be professionally managed by Mana Mana Hospitality, wholly owned by EXSIM Hospitality Berhad; confirm which units and what terms apply in your sales documents (see our managed rental guide).
Furnishing tips:
- Use a queen bed with storage drawers or a wall bed to free floor space.
- Choose a compact dining counter that doubles as a work desk — commuter tenants value a proper workspace.
- Keep the palette light and add good blackout curtains; high-floor studios get strong morning and afternoon light.
Type B: the Axis dual-key (592 sq ft)
Type B is a 592 sq ft dual-key unit in Axis with two rooms, two bathrooms and one parking bay — effectively two lockable spaces under one title.
Who it suits: investors who want two rental incomes from one purchase, and owner-occupiers who want to live in one section and rent the other to offset the loan.
Rental angle: each side of a dual-key behaves like a small studio-style unit, so the studio rent benchmarks above (roughly RM2,100–3,000 a month for completed studios nearby) are a sensible starting point for each key. Results depend on how the two sides are split and furnished, and on vacancy, so run your numbers with conservative occupancy.
Furnishing tips:
- Furnish both sides to the same standard so either can be let at any time.
- Fit separate locks and keep shared walls quiet with soft furnishings and rugs.
- If you live in one side, keep the rental side simple and durable for easy turnover.
Type C: the 1-bedroom (474 sq ft)
Type C is a 474 sq ft 1-bedroom, 1-bathroom unit in Brixton and Dover, with one parking bay.
Who it suits: couples, commuters who want a separate bedroom rather than a studio, and investors who prefer a tenant profile that tends to stay longer.
Rental angle: nearby 1-bedroom units at Suasana Iskandar have been listed at around RM2,500–3,200 a month. A proper door between the living area and bedroom is what many cross-border professionals look for, particularly couples.
Furnishing tips:
- Put the work desk in the living area so the bedroom stays a rest space.
- A sofa bed adds flexibility for visiting family.
- Built-in wardrobes are worth the budget — tenants consistently ask about storage.
Types D1 and D2: the 2-bedroom (667 sq ft)
Types D1 and D2 are 667 sq ft 2-bedroom, 2-bathroom layouts in Brixton and Dover, each with one parking bay; both variants share the same size, so compare the two floor plans to see which arrangement you prefer.
Who it suits: young families, two working adults sharing, and buyers who want own-stay flexibility with a spare room for a home office or visiting parents.
Rental angle: 2-bedroom units nearby have been listed at around RM2,700–3,000 a month at R&F Princess Cove, about RM3,075 at TriTower Residence and RM3,300–3,600 at Twin Tower Residence. Two full bathrooms are a plus when two professionals share.
Furnishing tips:
- Set up the second bedroom as a flexible study-guest room to appeal to both families and sharers.
- Choose an extendable dining table for four to six.
- Compare the D1 and D2 floor plans before choosing — check which view and which side of the tower you prefer.
Types E1 and E2: the 3-bedroom (850 sq ft)
Types E1 and E2 are 850 sq ft 3-bedroom, 2-bathroom family layouts in Brixton and Dover, and they come with two parking bays.
Who it suits: families with children, multi-generation households, and own-stay buyers who drive and need two cars.
Rental angle: 3-bedroom units nearby have been listed at around RM3,500–3,700 a month at Twin Tower Residence, RM3,500–3,900 at Suasana Iskandar and about RM4,550 at TriTower Residence. Family tenants tend to value the two parking bays and the podium’s children’s facilities, such as The Ocean Playground and the Trampoline Jump Oasis.
Furnishing tips:
- Prioritise kitchen storage and a proper laundry setup — families use them daily.
- Keep the third bedroom flexible as a child’s room, study or helper’s room.
- Choose durable, washable fabrics if you plan to rent to families.
Types F1 and F2: the 3-bedroom dual-key (850 sq ft)
Types F1 and F2 are 850 sq ft 3-bedroom, 2-bathroom dual-key units in Brixton and Dover, with two parking bays — the most flexible layouts in the Causewayz Square range.
Who it suits: owner-occupiers who want to live in the main section and rent the smaller section; families with adult children or parents who want privacy; and investors who want two income streams in a family-sized unit.
Rental angle: you can rent the whole unit as a 3-bedroom (benchmarks roughly RM3,500–4,550 a month for completed 3-bedroom units nearby) or let the two sections separately, using the 1- and 2-bedroom and studio benchmarks above. Two keys give you the option to switch strategy as your plans change.
Furnishing tips:
- Furnish the smaller key as a self-contained studio-style suite with its own pantry corner.
- Plan both sections so the unit can still be let as one whole home if needed.
- Check the dual-key door and wall arrangement on the official F1/F2 Causewayz Square floor plan before booking.
Causewayz Square unit types compared side by side
The table below summarises every Causewayz Square unit type with its size, layout, tower, parking and the nearby asking-rent benchmark for a similar-size completed unit.
| Type | Size (sq ft) | Bed / bath | Tower | Parking | Neighbour rent benchmark (RM/month, asking) | Best for |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| A | 336–366 | Studio / 1 | Axis | 1 | ~2,100–3,000 (studios) | Commuter, entry investor |
| B | 592 | 2 rooms / 2, dual-key | Axis | 1 | ~2,100–3,000 per key (studio-style) | Two-income investor |
| C | 474 | 1 / 1 | Brixton, Dover | 1 | ~2,500–3,200 (1-bed) | Couple, commuter |
| D1 / D2 | 667 | 2 / 2 | Brixton, Dover | 1 | ~2,700–3,600 (2-bed) | Young family, sharers |
| E1 / E2 | 850 | 3 / 2 | Brixton, Dover | 2 | ~3,500–4,550 (3-bed) | Family own-stay |
| F1 / F2 | 850 | 3 / 2, dual-key | Brixton, Dover | 2 | ~3,500–4,550 whole, or split | Live-and-rent, multi-generation |
Rent benchmarks are asking rents for completed, mostly furnished units at R&F Princess Cove, TriTower Residence, Twin Tower Residence and Suasana Iskandar, collected in 2026. More data is in our JB condo price and rent tracker.
How to choose a Causewayz Square layout by budget and goal
The simplest rule: pick by who will live in the unit — a single commuter (Type A or C), two adults or a young family (D1/D2), a family that drives (E1/E2), or two households or income streams under one roof (B or F1/F2).
- Smallest entry ticket: Type A studio in Axis. Subsale studio listings were asking about RM536,000 in mid-2026; for developer pricing, WhatsApp us for the latest SPA price list.
- Weekday base near the RTS Link: Type A or Type C. With Bukit Chagar station about 800 m away and RTS Link passenger service targeted for February 2027, a compact unit is a practical cross-border base.
- Own-stay with flexibility: D1/D2 if one parking bay is enough; E1/E2 if you need two.
- Live in one part, rent the other: Type B (compact) or F1/F2 (family-sized).
- Longer-term family hold: E1/E2 or F1/F2 in Brixton or Dover, with two parking bays and the full podium for children.
Whatever you choose, read the floor plan carefully against your SPA, check which side of the tower your unit faces, and set aside a furnishing budget if you plan to rent. If you are weighing Causewayz Square against EXSIM’s Kebun Teh projects, our project comparison sets the layouts side by side, and our guide to JB condos near the RTS Link covers other nearby options. WhatsApp us for the full Causewayz Square floor plan brochure and current availability by tower.
What to check on a Causewayz Square floor plan before you book
Before booking any Causewayz Square unit type, check five things on the official floor plan: the exact built-up size, the tower and floor, the facing, the dual-key arrangement if relevant, and the parking allocation.
- Exact size: brochures and portals sometimes round figures differently — the Type A studio is the clearest example, listed as 336 sq ft in some sources and 366 sq ft in others. The size stated in your SPA is the one that counts.
- Tower and floor: Axis rises up to 63 storeys and Brixton and Dover to about 60, so the same layout can feel very different on a low floor compared with a high floor close to the sky decks.
- Facing: because Causewayz Square sits close to the Causeway, views will differ by stack — some may look towards the Straits of Johor, others towards the city. Ask which stacks face which way.
- Dual-key details: for Type B and Types F1/F2, check where the second entrance sits, which bathroom belongs to which section, and whether the kitchen or pantry is shared.
- Parking: confirm the number of bays (one for Types A–D, two for Types E and F) and whether they are on the same podium level.
Getting these details right at booking makes furnishing, renting and eventual resale much smoother. WhatsApp us and we can send the floor plan for the specific stack you are considering.
Sources
- NST: Binastra lands RM1.2bil contract in Johor (Jan 2026)
- The Edge Malaysia: Causewayz Square — four towers, 4,525 units (Jan 2026)
- PropertyGuru: Causewayz Square @ JBCC listings
- Uchify: JB rental listings
- LTA: RTS Link service targeted for February 2027
This guide is general information, not financial advice.