Seaside Residences New Launch (PHASE 2)

Seaside Residences
D15

PHASE 2 NEW RELEASE
1-4 BR
Serious Buyers please contact
Olevia Cheong for viewing
(65)81128393

*** CHEQUE SUBMISSION to be given by 30April 2018

Seaside Residences
D15
@ Siglap Link

PHASE 2 - New Release of units

1 BR.          506sqft fr $887k.     $1753 psf
1 + Study.  592sqft fr $1.218M  $2057psf
2 BR Viva. 678sqft fr $1.171M.   $1727psf
3 BR Viva. 1023sqft fr $1.892M $1850psf
3 BR + Study. 1087sqft fr $2.125M $1955psf
3 BR Prive 1206sqft fr $2.115M $1754psf



Seaside Residences
@Siglap Link

4 Blocks, 27 Storeys
841 Residential + 2 Commercial units
99 years leasehold
Expected TOP : April 2021
Carpark Lots : 843 + 6

Developers:
Frasers Centrepoint Singapore
Sekisui House
Keong Hong Holdings Ltd

150m away from Siglap MRT (completion 2023)

There is no new condos around the area ever since 2001 and this is good news for those looking to upgrade to stay in a condominium.

According to analysts, this plot of land is very rare in east coast as it offers an unblocked view of East Coast and there is no additional land in front of Seaside Residences for development.

Right opposite Mandarin Gardens, East Coast Park,
Nearby many eateries, MAC in East Coast
2 Min Drive to Tao Nan School
Short drive to city, Marina Bay Sands, CBD, Parkway Parade, 112 Katong Mall, Changi Airport.

At your Convenience
Shopping Malls
* Bedok Mall

* Bedok Point

* Changi City Point

* I12 Katong

* Katong V

* Parkway Parade

* Siglap Centre

* Siglap V 


Schools
* Tao Nan Primary School

* Ngee Ann Primary School

* CHIJ Katong Convent

* Victoria School

* Victoria Junior College

Do share with your friends
Excellent project & excellent investment!

Check out my 3 Bedroom listing -
bit.ly/2vZDssi



Olevia Cheong
(65) 8112 8393
OrangeTee & Tie
R020634F
Email: olevia.cheong@orangetee.com

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