Parc Rosewood more than 74% sold in three weeks

Over 510 out of its 689 units are already snapped up since it help review on January 28.

In the past week alone, 120 units have been taken up at the exclusive condominium development.

Strategically situated close to the upcoming lifestyle hub of Woodlands Regional Centre, Parc Rosewood is by Kensington Land Pte Ltd – a joint venture between main board-listed Fragrance Group Ltd and World Class Land Pte Ltd. Buyers at the picturesque residential development comprised singles, young couples, PMEBs and investors for its 1, 2 and 3-bedroom and penthouse units.

“We are extremely encouraged by the strong response from buyers who have found our luxury resort concept and attractive price point very appealing. We look forward to continued interest in the coming weeks with an increase in the take-up rate,” said Mr Koh Wee Seng, Director of Kensington Land Pte Ltd.

Ideally located along Rosewood Drive, Parc Rosewood is close to key transport arteries such as Seletar Expressway (SLE) and Bukit Timah Expressway (BKE), and is within walking distance to Woodlands MRT station, upcoming interchange for the North-South Line and the Thomson Line, serving the proposed Rapid Transit System Link between Singapore and Johor Bahru, estimated for completion in 2018.

Within Park Rosewood’s vicinity are amenities such as Causeway Point, Woodlands Civic Plaza, Woodlands Stadium and prestigious schools such as the Singapore American School, Singapore Sports School and Innova Junior College. It will also be accessible to regional business hubs including Harvest @ Woodlands, Woodlands Bizhub and Woodlands Auto Hub, altogether providing exceptional residential and investment opportunities for buyers.

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