The Viridian at Jalan Ampas Launches on Wednesday, 7 more due in June

Global Orion Properties’ “The Viridian”, which is said to set the mark of luxury in Balestier,will hold a preview on Wednesday, June 1.

The property, the first luxury concept development in the upcoming and rising district of Balestier, is a rare luxury Icon starting from only $758k up - A very attractive price for a luxury condo with top quality finishes comparable to those top projects in District 9 - according to property specialists at propertylaunch.sg.

At 23-storey, the “The Viridian” rises to be the tallest development in the vicinity, they said. The property houses 108” stylish luxurious lifestyle” residential units, which holds a combination of 1, 1+Study, 1+Study Loft, 2+Study, 3 bedroom and Penthouses that are not only spacious but also luxuriously pampered with top-notch premium quality Volakas marble from Greece and Top Brand appliances and fixtures.

Other selling points are as follows:

 

  • The location is centrally located with lots of food eateries and amenities around the vicinity: Shaw Plaza and Balestier Plaza; Whampoa market; Orchard road and Novena Square
  • A location so near the City and with the upcoming commercial and offices developement like Zhong San Park and other part of Balestier, it will definitely attract lots of white collar executive to become Tenants.

Other properties set to launch in June are City Development Ltd (CDL)’s “Buckley Classique” at Novena on June 10 and the “The Vue” at Upper Paya Lebar on June 18.

Projects in the pipeline that are possible to launch in June include Oxley Niche’s “Suites” at Braddell, CDL’s “South Beach” at City Hall and an executive condo at Segar Road, Macley Equity’s “Sims Edge” at Geylang East, and Kheng Leong’s “The Woods” at WestWood in Jurong.  

 

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