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Pros:
Bukit Timah is a familiar area with fond memories and endless food options.
The area is becoming more vibrant and accessible due to new developments.
Cons:
The area has limited shopping options.
Future developments and increased popularity could lead to overcrowding.
The vibrant community may result in more noise and activity.
Interior / Units
5
Common Areas
5
Condo Facilities
5
Transport Links
5
Nearby Amenities
5
Management
5
3.8
Michelle
(12
reviews )
3.8
Reviewed on August 29, 20240 helpful votes
Blend of nature and urban convenience
Good: Close to Bukit Timah Nature Reserve, providing residents with ample opportunities for outdoor activities and a green environment. Easy access to various shopping centers, cafes, restaurants, and hawker centres
Bad: Being a 99-year leasehold property, long-term value appreciation might be a concern compared to freehold properties. The prestigious location and luxurious features result in high property prices, making it less accessible for budget-conscious buyers
Interior / Units
4
Common Areas
4
Condo Facilities
4
Transport Links
4
Nearby Amenities
4
Management
3
2.5
Sean Lo
(11
reviews )
2.5
Reviewed on August 21, 20240 helpful votes
Luxurious living with excellent connectivity
Pros:
-Prime connectivity: Proximity to Beauty World MRT station and major expressways (PIE, BKE, AYE) ensures easy access to the CBD, Marina Bay, and other key areas in Singapore.
-Comprehensive amenities: Nearby shopping centers like Beauty World Centre, Bukit Timah Plaza, and The Grandstand offer diverse retail and dining options.
-Educational excellence: Close to top schools including Methodist Girls’ School and Pei Hwa Presbyterian Primary School, making it ideal for families.
Cons:
-Higher cost of living: The luxurious setting and prime location come with a higher price tag, both for property and daily living expenses.
-Traffic congestion: Peak period traffic on major expressways and roads can be heavy, affecting travel times.