Buyer’s Guide to Hudson Place Residences
Hudson Place Residences: a complete guide covering prices, unit mix, view orientation by block, fittings, technical specifications, and the questions buyers ask most about this specific development.
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Pricing & Payment
Location
Views & Orientations
Unit Types
Fittings & Brands
Facilities
Specifications
The Developer
Investment Context
FAQ
“How much does it cost to own at Hudson Place Residences?”
| Type | Area Size (From) | Area Size (To) | Price (From) | Price (To) | Available Units | Total Units | Maintenance Fee (est.) |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| 2 Bedroom Premium | 646 sqft | 646 sqft | $1,723,000 | $1,773,000 | 19 | 105 | $450 - $490 / mth |
| 2 Bedroom Premium + Study | 689 sqft | 689 sqft | $1,847,000 | $1,882,000 | 9 | 78 | $450 - $490 / mth |
| 3 Bedroom Deluxe | 893 sqft | 893 sqft | Fully Sold | Fully Sold | 0 | 14 | $450 - $490 / mth |
| 3 Bedroom Premium | 1012 sqft | 1023 sqft | $2,466,000 | $2,697,000 | 14 | 36 | $450 - $490 / mth |
| 3 Bedroom Premium + Study | 1055 sqft | 1055 sqft | $2,771,000 | $2,811,000 | 4 | 21 | $450 - $490 / mth |
| 4 Bedroom Premium | 1152 sqft | 1152 sqft | Fully Sold | Fully Sold | 0 | 26 | $520 - $570 / mth |
| 4 Bedroom Suite + Flexi | 1432 sqft | 1432 sqft | $3,534,000 | $3,915,000 | 37 | 42 | $520 - $570 / mth |
| Penthouse | 1,744 sqft | 2,196 sqft | $4,629,000 | $5,969,000 | 4 | 5 | $600 - $750 / mth |
| Total | 87 | 327 |
Availability moves unevenly across the mix, with the smaller layouts typically turning over faster than the larger ones, so check it rather than any figure quoted elsewhere.
Hudson Place Residences is sold under the standard Progressive Payment Scheme used for uncompleted private residential property in Singapore, tied to construction milestones rather than a single deferred lump sum. There is no Deferred Payment Scheme on offer, as that option is not currently available for private residential launches.
| Stage of progress | Payment |
|---|---|
| Booking, on issuance of the Option to Purchase | 5% |
| Signing the Sale and Purchase Agreement, or within 8 weeks of the Option date | 15% |
| Completion of foundation work | 10% |
| Completion of reinforced concrete framework | 10% |
| Completion of partition walls | 5% |
| Completion of roofing and ceiling | 5% |
| Completion of doors and window frames, electrical wiring without fittings, plumbing and internal plastering | 5% |
| Completion of car park, roads and drains serving the housing project | 5% |
| Issuance of the Temporary Occupation Permit | 25% |
| Legal completion | 15% |
| Total | 100% |
How much of each stage is met by cash, CPF or bank loan depends on your loan-to-value limit. A first housing loan is capped at 75% loan-to-value with at least 5% of the purchase price in cash, a second concurrent loan at 45% with 25% in cash, and a third at 35% with 25% in cash. The Total Debt Servicing Ratio framework separately caps total monthly debt obligations at 55% of gross monthly income. Work the exact split through with a banker or the developer’s sales team; this summary reflects the standard schedule and is not financial advice.
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Minutes from one-north MRT, the AYE and Buona Vista’s Circle Line
Hudson Place Residences occupies Media Circle Parcel A, on the line where one-north meets Queenstown. one-north brings Biopolis, Fusionopolis and Mediapolis; Queenstown brings the settled character of one of Singapore’s oldest housing estates. The site itself falls within the Queenstown planning area, so it is a mature estate address that faces directly onto the innovation district.
| Destination | Time |
|---|---|
| Ayer Rajah Expressway | 2 mins drive |
| Central Expressway | 6 mins drive |
| one-north MRT | 4 mins cycle |
| Buona Vista MRT (Circle Line and East West Line interchange) | 1 MRT stop |
| HarbourFront MRT (interchange with the North East Line) | 6 MRT stops |
| CBD & Orchard Road (via AYE) | 10 mins drive |
Tanglin Trust School is a 5-minute walk away, which makes this one of the closest private residential addresses to the school. Fairfield Methodist School (Primary) and Anglo-Chinese School (Independent) are each about a 6-minute cycle, and the National University of Singapore around 8 minutes. Mediacorp’s Mediapolis campus is a 3-minute walk, Razer’s Fusionopolis headquarters a 3-minute cycle, and P&G’s Biopolis campus about 4 minutes by bicycle. one-north hosts more than 500 global companies and an estimated 50,000 knowledge workers, with Kampong AI, Singapore’s first dedicated artificial intelligence hub, in the same 230-hectare district.
On the quieter side, Wessex Estate is a 3-minute cycle: colonial-era black-and-white bungalows standing two to three storeys, many still leased to artist studios. The Rail Corridor (South) is a 7-minute walk through the Wessex access point, and the Queensway Node is under construction on the same corridor, due to open in 2027 as a sheltered civic space linking Queensway and one-north.
Full distance tables covering transport, schools, workplaces, dining and green space are on the Hudson Place Residences Location Highlights page.
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Two Blocks, Three Directions: Wessex, Queenstown and the Waterfront
Both blocks are lifted clear of the ground floor, a deliberate move that opens up the first storey for landscaping, improves airflow through the site, and gives more units a genuine outlook rather than a wall of neighbouring rooftops. Homes start on level 2, roughly 17 metres above the first-storey landscape deck. Typical floor-to-floor height is 3.15 metres, rising to 3.5 metres on the top storey of each block.
| Block | Direction | Notes |
|---|---|---|
| Block 18 & Block 20 | Wessex Estate | Unblocked view across the black-and-white bungalow enclave, which stands only 2 to 3 storeys |
| Block 18 | Queenstown | Unblocked view towards the older housing estate |
| Block 18 | Greater Southern Waterfront | Estimated unblocked view above the 13th storey, looking over Infinite Studios |
| Block 20 | Internal landscape / Greater Southern Waterfront | Faces the development’s own pool and garden courts, with a further sightline towards the waterfront |
The two blocks are set at different heights, 23 storeys for Block 20 and 15 for Block 18. Facilities are split across ground level, holding the main pools, clubhouse and social courts, and an upper first-storey terrace carrying the tennis court and rooftop dining lounge, so even lower-floor units look down onto planted courtyards rather than car park roofs. The nearest tall neighbours are modest by city standards: Alice @ Mediapolis and Tanglin Trust School at 11 storeys, the Mediacorp campus at 12.
Preview the outlook from key stacks with our virtual tour.
Eight Unit Types Across 19 Layouts, From 646 to 2,196 Square Feet
Hudson Place Residences is arranged as Block 18 (15 storeys, 8 stacks numbered #01 to #08) and Block 20 (23 storeys, 10 stacks numbered #09 to #18), together holding 327 homes. The developer groups these into eight named unit types, which between them cover 19 individual layouts. Level 1 carries no homes in either block. Every count below ties out exactly to 327.
2-Bedroom Premium
| Layout | Block & Stack | Units |
|---|---|---|
| B1a | Block 20 #02-09 to #23-09; mirrored at Block 18 #02-08 to #14-08 | 35 |
| B1b | Block 20 #02-15 to #22-15; mirrored at Block 18 #02-04 to #15-04 | 35 |
| B1c | Block 18 #02-05 to #15-05 | 14 |
| B1d | Block 20 #02-18 to #22-18 | 21 |
All four carry the same 60 sqm footprint and the same dumbbell arrangement, with the two bedrooms at opposite ends of the unit and the living and dining space between them. Both bathrooms are en-suite and the kitchen is stand-alone. The real differences are in the details rather than the headline numbers.
The main variation between B1a, B1b and B1d is the entrance foyer arrangement and where the DB box and store are positioned. B1c stands apart with a smaller balcony, because a structural wall runs along one side of it, offset by a slightly larger bedroom and living and dining area than the other three. There is no single feature that makes one clearly better; the choice comes down to which trade-off suits you.
2-Bedroom Premium + Study
| Layout | Block & Stack | Units |
|---|---|---|
| B2 | Block 18 #02-01 to #14-01 | 13 |
| B3 | Block 20 #02-10 to #23-10 and #02-14 to #23-14; mirrored at Block 20 #02-13 to #22-13 | 65 |
B3’s study is a stand-alone room that sits next to Bedroom 2, and the wall between them can be opened up to run the two together as a single larger space. B3 also allows a door to be added to close off the kitchen. B2’s study is a flexible space rather than a separate room, which suits a desk and shelving but does not convert the same way.
Neither type includes a household shelter, and both have a naturally lit kitchen with the washer-dryer positioned off it.
3-Bedroom
| Layout | Size | Block & Stack | Units |
|---|---|---|---|
| C1 (3-Bedroom Deluxe) | 83 sqm / 893 sqft | Block 18 #02-06 to #15-06 | 14 |
| C2 (3-Bedroom Premium) | 94 sqm / 1,012 sqft | Block 18 #02-03 to #15-03 | 14 |
| C3 (3-Bedroom Premium) | 95 sqm / 1,023 sqft | Block 20 #02-11 to #23-11 | 22 |
| C4 (3-Bedroom Premium + Study) | 98 sqm / 1,055 sqft | Block 20 #02-12 to #22-12 | 21 |
Type C1, the 3-Bedroom Deluxe, is the only 3-Bedroom layout built without a household shelter. It is also the only one without the wet and dry kitchen split, the separate WC or the yard that C2, C3 and C4 all carry. Its study is a 2.3m alcove rather than a room. Those are genuine layout differences rather than labelling quirks, and worth knowing before comparing C1 against the others on price alone.
C2 and C3 are close cousins: both are 3-Bedroom Premium with a near-identical layout and a 2m study alcove, and the main visible difference is a longer entrance walkway on one of the two. Bedroom 3 is marginally larger on C3, and its WC marginally smaller than C2’s. Neither difference is large enough to decide on. C4 is the only 3-Bedroom type with a stand-alone study room rather than an alcove.
4-Bedroom
| Layout | Size | Block & Stack | Units |
|---|---|---|---|
| D1a (4-Bedroom Premium) | 107 sqm / 1,152 sqft | Block 18 #02-02 to #14-02 | 13 |
| D1b (4-Bedroom Premium) | 107 sqm / 1,152 sqft | Block 18 #02-07 to #14-07 | 13 |
| D2a (4-Bedroom Suite + Flexi) | 133 sqm / 1,432 sqft | Block 20 #02-16 to #22-16 | 21 |
| D2b (4-Bedroom Suite + Flexi) | 133 sqm / 1,432 sqft | Block 20 #02-17 to #22-17 | 21 |
D1a and D1b are mirrored across the two ends of Block 18, and while they share the same 107 sqm footprint, the room-by-room proportions genuinely differ. D1a has a larger kitchen, thanks to extra cabinet space beside the fridge, a smaller WC because of where its entrance sits, a larger balcony, and a master bedroom about 0.4 sqm bigger. D1b trades those for a larger living and dining area, a larger fourth bedroom, and a larger WC.
D2a and D2b, the 4-Bedroom Suite + Flexi type, are a step up rather than simply a bigger version. Both come with a private lift and private lift lobby, a third bathroom, a walk-in wardrobe at the master bedroom, two fridges and a built-in dishwasher, none of which D1a or D1b carry. The only meaningful difference between the two is the position of the household shelter’s structural wall between the mirrored layouts.
In both D2a and D2b, the Flexi space next to the living area comes enclosed by a wall as standard. Buyers can write in to the developer to have that wall removed at no additional cost when exercising the Sale and Purchase Agreement, opening the Flexi area into the living room, subject to the developer’s final approval and the construction schedule at the time.
Penthouse
| Layout | Size | Block & Unit | Bedrooms | Private Lift |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| PH1 | 162 sqm / 1,744 sqft | Block 18 #15-02 | 5 + study | – |
| PH2 | 163 sqm / 1,755 sqft | Block 20 #23-12 | 5 + study | – |
| PH3 | 164 sqm / 1,765 sqft | Block 18 #15-07 | 5 + study | – |
| PH4 | 201 sqm / 2,164 sqft | Block 20 #23-17 | 6 + study | Yes |
| PH5 | 204 sqm / 2,196 sqft | Block 20 #23-16 | 6 + study | Yes |
All five penthouses are single-storey units with large, panoramic floor plates rather than the duplex layouts common elsewhere, and all five carry four bathrooms. Every penthouse includes a walk-in wardrobe at the master bedroom, a separate WC and yard, a dry kitchen, two fridges, a built-in dishwasher, a coffee machine and a wine chiller.
Each penthouse spans two stacks on the topmost storey of its block rather than sitting above a single column of units. That is the reason several stacks appear to end early.
In Block 18, PH1 occupies stacks #01 and #02 at level 15, and PH3 occupies stacks #07 and #08 at level 15, so those four stacks end at level 14 beneath them. In Block 20, PH2 occupies stacks #12 and #13 at level 23, PH5 occupies #15 and #16, and PH4 occupies #17 and #18, so those six stacks end at level 22.
It also explains the bedroom counts. A penthouse combines the floor plate of two units, which is how a 1,744 sqft single-storey unit reaches five bedrooms. PH4 and PH5, formed over the two Suite + Flexi stacks, are the largest and the only two with a private lift and lobby, an ultra-wide living and dining space, a second walk-in wardrobe at the junior master, a dual basin and bathtub at the master bathroom, and a dedicated entertainment room.
Which layouts include a household shelter
Seven of the 19 layouts include a household shelter: C2, C3, C4, D1a, D1b, D2a and D2b. Twelve do not. No 2-Bedroom layout has one, meaning B1a, B1b, B1c, B1d, B2 and B3, and neither does C1, the 3-Bedroom Deluxe. This is worth checking against your shortlist, because a household shelter is usable storage in practice and its absence changes how a floor plan actually lives.
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Fitted out with AXOR Hansgrohe, FOTILE, LAUFEN and SMEG
The fittings package leans on four brand names rather than generic “premium” language, which makes it easier to judge quality for yourself before you visit the showflat.
Every unit shares the same core finishes: timber-look laminate kitchen cabinetry with an anti-fingerprint surface, LED under-cabinet lighting, a quartz countertop and backsplash, porcelain tile flooring, AXOR Hansgrohe taps paired with European-manufactured LAUFEN sanitary ware, LED-lit mirror cabinets, and vinyl bedroom flooring. Every unit also gets smart home provisions for the digital lockset and air-conditioning through a mobile app, a ceiling fan in the living area that buyers may opt out of, and a cubby sized for a robot vacuum.
Cooking appliances are not the same in every unit
This is the specification difference most worth checking before you commit to a layout, because it is the one that varies most and is easiest to assume away.
| Appliance | 2 Bedroom types | 3 and 4 Bedroom types | Penthouse |
|---|---|---|---|
| Hob | Induction hob | FOTILE gas hob | FOTILE gas hob |
| Oven | Convection oven | Combi steam oven | Combi steam oven |
| Cooker hood | Yes | Yes | Yes |
| Fridge | Free-standing | Free-standing; second integrated fridge in 4 Bedroom Suite + Flexi | Free-standing and integrated |
| Dishwasher | Not provided | 4 Bedroom Suite + Flexi only | Built-in |
| Laundry | Combi washer dryer | Combi washer dryer | Separate washer and dryer |
| Additional | – | – | Coffee machine, wine chiller |
Where a FOTILE gas hob is fitted, it carries 12 built-in safety protections, a five-layer composite glass surface, a flameout sensor and a child lock. The FOTILE range hood is rated at up to 96.9% filtration with noise-reduction engineering, and the combi oven offers a steam-bake function, 3D stereo heating and 55 preset recipes. Kitchens and both bathrooms are naturally ventilated in the 3-Bedroom, 4-Bedroom and Penthouse layouts.
The development also runs a set of service robots managed by the managing agent, alongside NEA 5-tick air-conditioning, 100% LED lighting and a rooftop solar PV system. Tile sizes, wardrobe internals, the full facilities list and the sustainability specification are set out on the Hudson Place Residences Project Info page.
48 Facilities Across Eight Zones, Including Two Pools and a Tennis Court
Facilities are arranged across eight named zones spanning ground level and an upper first-storey terrace: Hudson Arrival, The Pools, The Social Courts, Hudson Club, Hudson Green, Hudson Linear Park, Hudson Plaza and Hudson Terrace. Between them they hold 48 numbered facilities, including two swimming pools, two clubhouse settings and a full-size tennis court, which is an unusually generous spread for a one-north site of this size.
The headline items are a 50m Main Pool with spa seats, an aqua gym and bubble jets, a separate Social Pool and deck, a gym with changing and steam rooms, two function rooms (The Atlas Club and The Metropolitan Club) opening onto a courtyard garden, a toddler and an adventure playground, a nature boardwalk, pet washing facilities, and an upper terrace carrying the tennis court, table tennis, outdoor chess, a BBQ chef’s counter and a rooftop lounge.
The full zone-by-zone breakdown, including every named facility and the function room fit-out, is on the Hudson Place Residences Project Info page.
The clubhouse, pools and courtyards are best seen in person.
“What are the technical details I should know before signing?”
| Developer | Media Circle Alpha Development Pte. Ltd. (UEN 202513909D) |
|---|---|
| Joint venture partners | Qingjian Realty, Forsea Holdings, CYZ Land and Jianan Capital |
| Address | 18–20 Media Circle, Singapore 139818 (Block 18) and 139819 (Block 20) |
| District | 5 (RCR), Queenstown planning area |
| Land parcel | Media Circle Parcel A, MK03 Lot 05805K |
| Tenure | 99 years leasehold with effect from 10 June 2025 |
| Site area | 7,629.7 sqm / 82,126 sqft |
| Plot ratio | 3.7 |
| Total units | 327 residential units, plus approximately 400 sqm of ground-floor commercial space |
| Blocks | 2 blocks: 23 storeys (Block 20) and 15 storeys (Block 18), with basement carpark, communal facilities and commercial space at Level 1 |
| Floor-to-floor height | 3.15m typical, 3.5m on the top storey of each block |
| Carpark | 134 car park lots, inclusive of 4 accessible lots and 4 commercial lots |
| Architect | P&T Consultants Pte Ltd |
| Landscape consultant | Ecoplan Asia Pte Ltd |
| C&S engineer | Engineers Alliance Pte Ltd |
| M&E engineer | United Project Consultants Pte Ltd |
| Interior designer | Index Design Pte Ltd |
| Developer licence | C1545 |
| Project account | Bank of China Limited, Singapore Branch, Project A/C No. 650090030356931 |
| Encumbrance | Mortgage No. IK/70655N in favour of Bank of China Limited |
| Expected TOP | 30 September 2029 |
| Expected Legal Completion | 30 September 2032 |
| Unit type | Maintenance fee / month |
|---|---|
| 2 Bedroom Premium (B1a–B1d) | $450–$490 |
| 2 Bedroom Premium + Study (B2/B3) | $450–$490 |
| 3 Bedroom Deluxe / Premium / Premium + Study (C1–C4) | $450–$490 |
| 4 Bedroom Premium (D1a/D1b) | $520–$570 |
| 4 Bedroom Suite + Flexi (D2a/D2b) | $520–$570 |
| Penthouse (PH1/PH2/PH3) | $600–$650 |
| Penthouse (PH4/PH5) | $710–$750 |
The maintenance fee climbs in three broad bands: a shared rate across every 2 and 3-Bedroom type, a step up for both 4-Bedroom types, and a further step for the penthouses, with PH4 and PH5, the two with a private lift, at the top of the range. Rental income from the ground-floor retail, which is common property here, contributes to MCST funds against these costs.
Built by a Four-Party Joint Venture Led by Qingjian Realty and Forsea Holdings
Hudson Place Residences is developed by Media Circle Alpha Development Pte. Ltd., a joint venture of Qingjian Realty, Forsea Holdings, CYZ Land and Jianan Capital. Qingjian Realty and Forsea Holdings are the two active partners with their own track record of completed Singapore developments, which is why they are the two named informally and on the official website. CYZ Land and Jianan Capital complete the formal joint venture but are not profiled separately in developer materials.
Qingjian Realty (South Pacific) Group Pte Ltd is the regional headquarters of Qingjian Group’s real estate arm in Southeast Asia, has developed and launched 20 projects in Singapore, and has delivered more than 10,000 residential homes since 2008. It launched The Visionaire, Singapore’s first executive condominium fully fitted for smart living, and holds the BCI Asia Top Ten Award, multiple Asia Property Awards and BCA Awards. It is wholly owned by China Communications Construction Company, ranked 61st on the 2024 Fortune Global 500 and the world’s fourth-largest international contractor.
Forsea Holdings Pte Ltd is a subsidiary of a Fortune 500 construction and infrastructure group, with a construction-first focus on engineering quality and end-to-end delivery. Its Singapore partnerships include Hillock Green at Lentor Central, a 474-unit development built to the Green Mark Platinum Super Low Energy standard alongside United Engineers and Soilbuild.
Company profiles, award history and the full consultant team are on the Hudson Place Residences developer page.
What the Land Cost and one-north’s Workforce Say About the Numbers
Land cost is one of the more objective ways to look at a new launch, since a Government Land Sales bid is a matter of public record rather than opinion. Media Circle Parcel A, the Hudson Place Residences site, was secured at $1,037 psf ppr in 2025.
For context within the same precinct, the earlier Media Circle parcel immediately next door, developed by the same partners, was bid at $1,191 psf ppr in 2024, and the Dover Drive GLS site nearby went at $1,556 psf ppr in the second half of 2025. On land alone, this site was acquired roughly 13% below its neighbour and about a third below Dover Drive. That is the base the pricing is built on.
one-north is home to more than 500 global companies and an estimated 50,000 knowledge workers across biotech, media, research and, increasingly, artificial intelligence. It is planned as a car-lite district, which concentrates demand for housing inside walking and cycling range of the campuses rather than spreading it along an MRT line.
That workforce, combined with the international schools nearby, has historically supported a resilient rental market in the area. Recent one-north rental transactions have ranged from roughly $4,260 to $5,260 a month for 2-bedroom units, $5,740 to $6,890 for 3-bedroom units, and $7,950 to $8,600 for 4-bedroom units, with individual transactions reported as high as $7,200, $8,200 and $10,800 respectively. These figures describe the wider one-north rental market rather than a guarantee for any specific unit at Hudson Place Residences.
Under URA’s Draft Master Plan 2025, greater one-north is planned to take around 11,000 new homes. Roughly 5,000 of those are private homes in Mediapolis, the precinct immediately around Hudson Place Residences.
The Dover-Medway neighbourhood next door accounts for about 6,000 new public and private homes in its first phase, on land rezoned from Reserve and Education use to Residential, closely connected to NUS, Singapore Polytechnic and ACS (Independent). Parts of Singapore Science Park have separately been rezoned from Business to Residential. Media Circle itself has been rezoned from business use to Mixed-Use, residential with commercial at the first storey, which is the land use this development already sits on.
The Queensway Node, under construction on the Rail Corridor and due to open in 2027, adds a sheltered civic space linking Queensway and one-north within walking distance of the site.
We can walk you through how the land cost, unit mix and rental market apply to the specific unit type you are considering.
Detailed answers to the questions buyers ask most often
It’s a 99-year leasehold development, with the lease running from 10 June 2025.
Eight named unit types, covering 19 individual layouts across the two blocks: four 2-Bedroom Premium layouts, two 2-Bedroom Premium + Study, four 3-Bedroom, four 4-Bedroom and five penthouses. Sizes run from 646 sqft to 2,196 sqft.
Availability changes regularly and moves unevenly across the unit mix. See the live pricing and availability table above for the current breakdown by unit type.
TOP, the Temporary Occupation Permit, is when the development is ready for residents to move in, expected around 30 September 2029. Legal Completion is expected around 30 September 2032, and is when the final 15% of the purchase price falls due under the progressive payment scheme.
The 4-Bedroom Suite + Flexi types, D2a and D2b, both include a private lift and private lift lobby. Among the penthouses, PH4 and PH5 also come with a private lift; PH1, PH2 and PH3 do not.
No. Seven of the 19 layouts include one: C2, C3, C4, D1a, D1b, D2a and D2b. No 2-Bedroom layout has a household shelter, and neither does C1, the 3-Bedroom Deluxe.
No. The 2-Bedroom types come with an induction hob and a convection oven. The 3-Bedroom, 4-Bedroom and Penthouse types come with a FOTILE gas hob and a combi steam oven. A dishwasher is provided only in the 4-Bedroom Suite + Flexi layouts and the penthouses.
PH1, PH2 and PH3 are 5-bedroom layouts with four bathrooms and a study. PH4 and PH5 are 6-bedroom layouts with four bathrooms and a study, and are the two with a private lift. Each penthouse spans two stacks on the top storey of its block, which is how a single-storey unit reaches that many rooms.
Yes. The Flexi area next to the living room comes enclosed by a wall as standard. Buyers can write in to the developer to have that wall removed at no additional cost when exercising the Sale and Purchase Agreement, subject to the developer’s final approval and construction schedule at the time.
Three show units are built on site: B3 (2-Bedroom Premium + Study), C4 (3-Bedroom Premium + Study) and D2a (4-Bedroom Suite + Flexi). Type B2 is represented by a reference unit at the neighbouring Bloomsbury Residences showflat.
one-north MRT is about 4 minutes away by bicycle, and Buona Vista MRT, where the Circle Line meets the East West Line, is one stop further. A complimentary resident shuttle also runs to both stations, free for the first year of occupation and subject to authority approval, reaching one-north MRT in about 3 minutes by road.
Tanglin Trust School is a 5-minute walk away. Fairfield Methodist School (Primary) and Anglo-Chinese School (Independent) are each about a 6-minute cycle, and the National University of Singapore is around 8 minutes by bicycle. New Town Primary School, Queensway Secondary School and Crescent Girls’ School are also in the immediate area.
Media Circle Alpha Development Pte. Ltd., a joint venture of Qingjian Realty, Forsea Holdings, CYZ Land and Jianan Capital. Qingjian Realty and Forsea Holdings are the two lead partners behind the project.
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| Newport Residences | 02 | CCR | 2030-03 | Freehold | 246 | Mixed Development |
| Midtown Bay | 07 | CCR | 2023-06 | 99-Year | 219 | Mixed Development |
| Kassia | 17 | OCR | 2029-11 | Freehold | 276 | Condo |
| Norwood Grand | 25 | OCR | 2030-03 | 99-Year | 348 | Condo |
| Canberra Crescent Residences | 27 | OCR | 2030-04 | 99-Year | 376 | Condo |
| River Green | 09 | OCR | 2030-06 | 99-Year | 524 | Condo |
| River Modern | 09 | OCR | 2032-12 | 99-Year | 455 | Mixed Development |
| Pinery Residences | 18 | OCR | 2031-10 | 99-Year | 588 | Mixed Development |
| Parktown Residence | 18 | OCR | 2030-06 | 99-Year | 1,193 | Mixed Development |
| The Hillshore | 05 | RCR | 2027-06 | Freehold | 59 | Condo |