Parc Clematis to open for preview on 17 August

A one-bedroom unit costs at least $1,550 psf.

Real estate company SingHaiyi Group Ltd. will commence preview of Parc Clematis, its largest project to date, in a sales gallery on August 17.

SingHaiyi considers Park Clematis to be their first mega private residential launch in Clementi in three and a half years, with nine 24-storey buildings with 1,468 units standing on a 633,639 sqft site.

The units fall under four design series: the Contemporary series with 750 units catering to singles, working professionals, couples, and young families; the Elegance Series with 516 units for larger families; the Signature series; and the Masterpiece series designed as an exclusive resort.

The Masterpiece series is divided into two zones: the Terrace comprising two clusters each with six strata terraces with two in the corner, and the Bungalow series with six two-storey units with a basement and a private strata parking lot. It also includes 50 m lap pools and private gardens.

A one-bedroom unit cost at least $1,550 psf. Two- and three-bedroom units are priced at least $1,540 psf and $1,530 psf. Residential units range from 452 sqft to 2,669 sqft, the size of its largest five-bedroom Penthouse unit.

The towers occupy 20% of the site, with the rest used for recreational spaces and communal facilities classified under RELAX+, RELAX, BALANCE, ACTIVE, and ACTIVE+. These include dining pavilions, communal study/working lounges, entertainment and game rooms, playgrounds, and laundry pavilions.

The property is also situated near the Clementi MRT Station and Clementi Bus Interchange. It will also have a one-year free shuttle bus service to nearby stations.

According to Celine Tang, group managing director of SingHaiyi, the project was named after the Clematis aristata, a flower "associated with ingenuity and artistry." This is also the third of the company's flower series residential projects.

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