Sales for CDL’s Buckley Classique slowed: Agents

Only three units were added to date to the 17 snapped up on the first three days of launch since June 10.

“As of today (June 23), we sold around 30% of the 64-unit development. We only have last 3 units of 2-bedroom units (1098sqft), limited number of 4-bedroom units (1959-2896) and still plenty of choices for 3-bedroom units (1399-1464sqft),” a property agent from Huttons Real Estate Group which requested anonymity said.

Average pricing for the project located at Buckley Road is still below $2100psf, after 3% VIP Discount. CDL however according to Huttons, will most probably remove the 3% VIP Discount once they have achieved close to 50% units sold.

Estimated price for 2-br is $2.3 to $2.35 million; 3-br unit starts from $2.9 million; 4-br from $4.05 million; and for penthouses from $5.3 million.

Buckley Classique is said to present a marriage of contemporary modern and old design as it features combination of current Buckley Mansion and a 100 plus year old conserved bungalow. The interior is furnished and tailored with top premium quality finishes and appliances from world renowned brands including Gaggenau, Hansgrohe bathroom fittings and Kohler sanitary fixtures, according to Huttons.

Other selling points are as follows:
 Centrally located at prime district 11, Newton/Novena area which specks high potential for resale and rental
 3-minute drive or 10-minute walk to Newton Food market
 6-minute walk to Novena MRT, Novena Square, United Square
 5-minute drive to Orchard Shopping Mall and Marina Integrated Resort
 9-minute drive to Central Business district
 Abundance choice of shopping malls and eateries in the area
 Close walking distance to Singapore Medical hub in Novena
 Witin 1 km to to top schools like Anglo Chinese Primary, Anglo Chinese Junior and St. Joseph Institute
 Accessible to PIE and CTE

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