The Reserve Residence to open for preview on May 12

It comprises 732 residential units.

Far East Organisation and Sino Group will open The Reserve Residence for preview on 12 May.

The Reserve Residence is nestled in the heart of Bukit Timah and sits on an expansive 32,185 sqm site.

It comprises 732 residential units distributed over eight blocks, with over 70 facilities spanning across the development and approximately 160 units of serviced apartments within its premises.

The property’s residential units are categorised into four collections: The Reserve Residence collection with 502 units of 1- to 3-bedroom; Horizon collection with 167 units of 3- and 4-bedroom; Creekside collection with 48 units of 3- and 4- bedroom; and Treetops with 15 exclusive premium units of 4- to 5-bedroom units, duplexes and penthouses.

The five sizable penthouses in the Treetops collection are on level 32, with sizes ranging from 231 to 261 sqm.

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