The Javan Treeshrew is relatively large and long-tailed, with a brown-agouti back and tan-orange underparts. HMW records it in remaining primary forest and in some secondary forests, plantations, and fruit orchards in western Java.
HMW describes a relatively large body, long tail, brown-agouti dorsum, and tan-orange underparts.
HMW lists remaining primary forest and some records from secondary forest, plantations, and fruit orchards. The account reports records above 2,000 m but says more assessment is needed to understand the elevational range.
An extinction-risk assessment has not been added yet.