8 reviews for this Condo
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5
Micah Lim 林益才 (1305 reviews )
Reviewed on March 14, 2020 0 helpful votes
Private lift lobby certainly helps to make t
Private lift lobby certainly helps to make this condo stand out among other condos in the same vicnity -
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Ananda (1 reviews )
Reviewed on June 6, 2010 1 helpful votes
Despera
Dropped by to visit 2 days ago and out of curiosity I decided to check on the reviews of this place. It's highly interesting that in the space of a couple of days, 3 very positive, gushing reviews were written about how wonderful this place is, when the previous three reviews were written many months back and not so complimentary. A ploy to push up the price by desperate owners? Too quiet for my liking. At the end of a long long road. Must HAVE a car, can't imagine lugging bags of groceries back by bus??!! -
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3.2
birds (2 reviews )
Reviewed on June 2, 2010 1 helpful votes
Tranquility
I've been living there for a few years. Suffice to say, I'm glad the construction next door is coming to an end. What I like about this place is tranquility that surrounds the area. Imagine waking up to be greeted by birds chirping and coming home to parakees greeting you from the trees that line the development. I've never been to the gym, since I can't possibly imagine why I would want to be cramped by four miserable walls when I can run along the beach at Pasir Ris, which is a mere 5 mins walk. The shape of interior is somewhat odd, but I managed to arrange my furniture in such a way that the living space is both comfortable, and allow me to see the forest next to the apartment. It's really quite nice living here. -
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3.5
Joan Lee (3 reviews )
Reviewed on May 31, 2010 1 helpful votes
Very Peaceful
I went see this place last Sunday and it's very quiet. Perfect for beach and quiet living. Units are odd shaped inside but everyone has a pool view and lots of trees. Next door they have almost finished building houses so there will be no construction noise soon. I was worry about getting to MRT, but there is a new feeder bus from the front gate so we can reach Pasir Ris White Sands in ten minutes. Car park has plenty of free spaces. -
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3.3
Colin (1 reviews )
Reviewed on May 31, 2010 1 helpful votes
Delightful Tranquility
I've lived in Edgewater for many years and love it. The neighbours are friendly but don't intrude (there's an attentive resident's committee), the private lift lobbies mean there's no messy stack of shoes outside the door, and the view of the greenery, sea and pool is very relaxing from every room. There is (finally) a bus at 15 minute intervals from outside the front door to the MRT, and the next door construction is now TOP so we're back to silence and tranquility. Coming home every night to silence, with a walk across to Pasir Ris park is wonderful. -
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Simmons (3 reviews )
Reviewed on May 5, 2010 2 helpful votes
Dungeon Condo
Went to look at an apartment here last weekend.. . Descended into a basement carpark that was for residents, which resembles a dark dark dungeon - poorly lit, no air flow, the opening of the carpark is like the light at the end of a tunnel, the other end is murky darkness. The rooms have funny irregular shapes..pointy ends which makes it difficult to put your furniture and maximize the space. Saw the gym.. unfortunately situated in the dungeon carpark. All artificial light, no view, exercise facing a wall. No tennis courts..no squash courts.. Striked this out immediately from my list. Very disappointed in the whole layout, the so called facilities..definitely can't compared to surrounding condominiums along the same stretch of road, Suitable for retirees who won't use the facilities but want a freehold. -
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Bill (2 reviews )
Reviewed on April 1, 2010 2 helpful votes
Noise and Noise
This place is in the Outback of Singapore, it's at the very deepest end of the Loyang Besar Road and you really need a car to live here otherwise you are Stuck! The never ending noise from the construction behind, in front and side of the condominium is enough to drive one round the wall and up the bend. The facilities are limited, with a teeny pool and a smallish gym..no squash/tennis The good thing about this place is that it is near the beach and the jungle.. but my friend from ERA told me the Urban Redevelopment people are going to build something next to it when they tear the jungle down. -
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1.8
Bedouin (2 reviews )
Reviewed on July 10, 2009 3 helpful votes
Living with Nature
Being the last apartment of the dead-end street, every unit has an up-front view of the woods and those nearing the end and those from level 3 upwards can view the sea, which is a 5-minute walk to the beach. Of current, there are alternating constructions of new apartments, so it is ideal only for those who work outside during the day to avoid the noise. Every unit comes with a private lift lobby. Security is only available from evening to dawn, so you need to be home to allow any delivery to access from the main gate, it is only accessible with residents access card. Units are shaped irregularly, making it hard to place furniture and under-utilization of space. Flooring is lacking in density so you can hear your neighbors walking upstairs or if you have a door slammer next to you, you will definitely here it from the bedrooms/toilets conjoined to the mirrored unit, as the design-style is inter-terrace. Again, its a user problem here... perfect environment, unappreciative residents. -