Get a glimpse of the 514-unit CityLife@Tampines

E-applications will kick off 29 November.

According to a release, CityLife@Tampines, Singapore’s first luxury hotel-style executive condominium developed by Tampines EC Pte Ltd – a consortium comprising Amara Holdings Limited, Kay Lim Holdings Pte Ltd and SingXpress Land Ltd – will open for E-Applications on Thursday, 29 November.

Offering 2/3/4/5-bedroom, dual-key, Skysuite and penthouse units, CityLife@Tampines has 514 units and boasts a host of luxury hotel-inspired design features and services, including the Home Concierge Service, a 100 m Infinity Pool, resort-style landscaping (Bamboo Boulevard, three Aromatherapy Gardens, and six Sky Gardens at various altitudes), complimentary fibre broadband service to all households, complimentary WiFi at common areas, and designer-brand fittings and appliances.

CityLife@Tampines offers a number of unique unit designs, such as Skysuites, which are exclusive 4 and 5-bedroom units with living/dining room that opens out to a wrap-around open terrace just below the penthouse floor.

The one-and-only Presidential Penthouse Suite with a sprawling size of over 4,000 sft will likely be the largest of its kind for ECs. There will also be 3 and 4- bedroom dual-key units.

CityLife@Tampines is set in the heart of Tampines Regional Centre, which houses Singapore’s second largest commercial hub outside of the CBD. Tampines Regional Centre is also earmarked as the future logistics hub of Singapore.

CityLife@Tampines will open for E-Applications on 29 November at its sales gallery along Tampines Avenue 7.

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