Kristall Spaces Lanka Pvt. Ltd is proud to unveil a limited collection of luxury apartments in the heart of Kandy.
This project features a limited collection of 35 high-quality apartments, designed to offer unobstructed views of Kandy Lake and Diyathilaka Mandapaya – the historic island pavilion built by King Sri Wickrama Rajasinghe between 1807 and 1812.
Diyathilaka Mandapaya ($දියතිලක මණ්ඩපය$), which translates as “Water Ornament Pavilion,” was originally designed as a royal retreat and remains a central architectural feature of the lake today.
Click to enlarge photo from project location (the trees will be cut back to enhance the views):
Modern Living, Historic Location
These residences focus on superior construction and functional luxury. With only 35 units, the development offers a quiet, low-density living environment in one of the city’s most sought-after residential areas.
Building Specifications & Amenities:
- Rooftop Infinity Pool: Overlooking the lake and city skyline.
- Fitness Centre: A fully equipped gym for residents.
- Comprehensive Security: 24-hour manned security, CCTV, and secure key-card access.
- Full Infrastructure: Underground parking and 100% generator backup for all apartments and common areas.
- Professional Services: Optional rental management, maintenance, and professional cleaning.
A Secure Investment
With land in Kandy’s centre becoming increasingly scarce, these apartments represent a solid asset for both private residents and investors. Owners have the option of high-yield rental management through our associate operator, All-Suite Resorts Lanka.
In a city where heritage is protected and space is finite, this project offers a rare opportunity to own a home with a permanent view of Kandy’s historic landscape.
Register your interest today: please Contact us today or email info@kristall-spaces.com or call +94776232924 or +447715636568 or +436769627712.
Kandy is the island nation’s cultural heart:
Historically recognised as the last bastion of the Sinhalese kings, Kandy resisted colonial incursions for centuries, preserving a cultural heritage that remains palpable today.
The city’s spiritual identity is anchored by the Dalada Maligawa (Temple of the Tooth Relic), while its physical charm lies in the seamless blend of Kandyan craftsmanship and British colonial influence.
The kingdom’s origins are rooted in the 14th-century reign of King Wickramabahu III, who established a base in the strategically defensible Senkadagala.
Nestled within the ‘mountainous district’ or Kanda Uda Pasrata, the settlement’s name was eventually anglicised to Kandy.
Despite its evolution into a bustling urban centre, it retains the title of Maha Nuwara, reflecting its enduring status as Sri Lanka’s cultural capital.
The heritage is further celebrated through traditional dance and drumming troupes, providing a rhythmic window into the island’s southern and highland performance traditions.
