What buyers should know
A project worth comparing on current availability, layout efficiency and its entry price relative to nearby resale and newer competing supply.
Project overview
Hillhaven is a 341-home 99-year leasehold development in Hillview. Its core proposition rests on the relationship between entry price, daily connectivity and the depth of future owner-occupier demand in D23.
Life around Hillview
Hillview feels close to nature without feeling cut off from daily essentials. Hillhaven suits weekends around nearby green spaces and weekdays grounded in the familiar shops and food spots of the Upper Bukit Timah area.
Who should shortlist it
Hillhaven may suit households already comfortable with Hillview's western location and looking for a newer 341-home estate rather than a central-city commute.
Where the decision gets harder
Walk the first- and last-mile route yourself and compare the family layouts with established Hillview resale choices; a newer finish may not offset smaller usable rooms.
- Hillview location
- 341-home project scale
- Developed by Far East Organization & Sekisui House
- Time the real journey from the Hillview site to your usual transport and school destinations.
- Compare family-bedroom dimensions and total quantum with established Hillview estates.
- Check outlook and construction exposure for the specific unit.
Key highlights
- Hillview location
- 341-home project scale
- Developed by Far East Organization & Sekisui House
- 341 homes with unit mix varies
- 99-year leasehold site in Hillview, D23
Developed by Far East Organization & Sekisui House
Hillhaven is developed by Far East Organization & Sekisui House. Buyers should review the developer’s completed-project record, delivery history and the specifications contained in the official Sale and Purchase documentation.
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Project information and pricing are indicative and may change. Verify the latest developer-issued brochure, price list, floor plans and legal documents before making a purchase decision.
