UOL Group and CapitaLand to launch 1,268-unit Thomson Reserve

It will be unveiled on 31 October, with public previews set for 17 October.

A consortium of UOL Group and CapitaLand Development is set to unveil Thomson Reserve at Bright Hill Drive on 31 October, with public previews starting on 17 October.

The 1,268-unit residential development in district 20 of Upper Thomson comprises the classic and luxury collections across four 21-storey towers and two 30-storey towers, the groups said.

The towers occupy 12% of the site, whilst 88% is dedicated to landscaping, water features, and recreational facilities, including eight pools and three clubhouses.

Prices start from $1.544m for a two-bedroom unit, $2.503m for a three-bedroom unit, and $3.388m for a four-bedroom unit, the groups said.

Thomson Reserve is located south-east of Central Catchment Nature Reserve and offers views of the surrounding greenery, including the Singapore Island Country Club and Bukit Timah Nature Reserve.

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