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be indulged • be home be indulged • be home Artist’s impression only Where you are at one with nature. Where you have space to spread your wings. Where your children are free to explore. Michaels. Amenities Kranji Expressway (KJE) Chestnut Linear Park Lot 1 Pioneer Central Choa Chu Kang Jr College Catchment Nature Junction Reserve 10 Bukit Bukit Panjang Road Panjang Plaza Yu Hua Wet Market Bukit Panjang Petir Road (U/C) Upper Bukit Timah Road Bukit Timah Expressway (BKE) Almo nd Ave Assumption English Sch CHJI Bukit Batok Road Cashew (U/C) Chestnut Ave Dairy Farm Road HillV2 Dairy Farm Hillview (U/C) Nature Park Bukit Batok The Rail Mall Bukit Gombak MRT Town Park Eco-link Bridge Singapore Bukit Timah Upper Pierce Quarry Nature Reserve Reservoir Park Bukit Batok Nature Park Bukit Timah Shopping Centre Canadian Bukit Batok MRT International German European Beauty Sch (Middle) Pan Island Expressway (PIE) 3 minutes to Pending LRT Station West Mall Sch (Pri Sch) World Plaza 5 minutes to Cashew MRT Station 6 minutes to Hillview MRT Station Beauty World (U/C) Bukit Timah Plaza 6 minutes to The Rail Mall and Bukit Panjang Plaza Pan Island Expressway (PIE) Bukit Timah Market 8 minutes to Orchard Road MRT & Food Centre Beauty World Plaza Nanyang Girls’ National 12 minutes to West Mall High School Jr College Shopping Malls Pei Hwa Presby Raffles 12 minutes to Little Guilin (Bukit Batok Town Park) Pri Sch Girls’ Nature Reserves and Parks King Albert Park Pri Sc 1.5 kilometers to Dairy Farm Nature Park (U/C) Bukit Timah Road Ngee Ann Polytechnic Sixth Ave 14 minutes to Nanyang Girls’ School Schools Clementi Road (U/C) 15 minutes to Singapore Chinese Girls’ School and Hwa Ching Institution Market SIM University & Hwa Chong Singapore Institute Sixth Ave International Sch 17 minutes to ACS International (Barker Road) and Methodist Girls’ School Reservoir of Management Nature Reserve the pleasure of indulgence With its unique mix of 10 bungalow homes and 30 semi-detached units, Michaels is a luxurious development set in the heart of nature amongst the greenery that extends from the nearby Dairy Farm Nature Park. Mere minutes from town, this is the perfect sanctuary from which comfort and convenience are never too far away. Artist’s impression only Almond Avenue Almond Street Chestnut Avenue Detached Homes (Type A) Semi-detached Homes (Type B) Site Plan Semi-detached Dual Key (Type C) the luxury of space Artist’s impression only cocooned in your personal sanctuary Artist’s impression only Quality Fittings and Finishes Home Security System Kitchen appliances by Bosch, sanitary ware by The safety of you and your loved ones are Duravit, with fittings by Zucchetti and Hansgrohe, priority, and each home is equipped with the you can be assured of the very best finishes. latest comprehensive security system. Your home is also pre-wired for sensaround audio and PABX systems. HBA43B450A – Built-in Oven (60cm) HBA43B450A 60cm Built-in Ovens Rapid heat up (Automatic) Retractable rotary knobs with GlassTouch control Electronic clock with timer Triple glass door 5 shelf positions EcoClean panel top, back and side liners 1 x 40W interior oven lighting Childproof lock Removable door for easy cleaning Technical information: Energy efficiency class A Cavity volume: 58 litres PRB326B90ETotal connect load 3.5kW - 30cm domino ceramic hob WTC84100GB – 6kg Condensation Dryer Voltage: 220 - 240V Power frequency: 50/60Hz/16A • Black ceramic with stainless steel colour knobs and stainless steel frame Cable length: 1.5m without plug • 1 standard burner in 1.9kW and 1 high speed burner in 2.8kW • 1 hand ignition Accessories included: Appliance dimensions: • 6 kg capacity • Cast iron pan supports with rubber feet 1 x Enamel baking tray 595H x 595W x 548D mm 1 x Grill tray Cut out• Equipped dimensions: with thermo electric safety device • Full electronic sensor control with 9 drying programmes, Model FV0218H 2 x Combination grid 575-597H• Variable x 560W cooking x 550D zonemm control including 4 timed programs 1 x Universal pan • Preset in NG, can be connected to LPG • Connection rail: HEZ394301 • Low Heat & Reduced Ironing option buttons Image Sensor 1/3” DIS • Galvalume drum material Strictly Confidential | DD.MM.YYYY | © BSH Home Appliances Pte Ltd reserves all rights even in the event 1 of industrial property rights. We reserve all rights of disposal such as copying and passing on to third parties. Appliance dimensions: 527 x 306mm Cut out dimensions: 270 X 490-500mm (W x D) • Large round door opening Effective Pixels 720 (H) x 480 (V) Min thickness of worktop: 30mm • 150’ opening angle Hob installation from above • LED progress indicator Horizontal Resolution 600 TVL • Easy-empty condensation tank For illustration purpose only. Subject to changes. • Easy-clean fluff filter Signal System PAL • Overheating temperature protection Min. Illumination 0.1Lux @ (F1.2,AGC ON),0 Lux with IR 0.2Lux @ (F1.8,AGC ON),0 Lux with IR Shutter Time 1/25s to 1/15,000s • Current Rating: 220 – 240V, 50Hz, 3Amp • Connected load: 4.7kW Maximum heat output : 2000W Lens 6mm @ F1.8 Voltage/cycle : 220V – 240V 50Hz Dimensions H X W X D : 84.2cm X 59.9cm X 63.5cm Strictly Confidential | DD.MM.YYYY | © BSH Home Appliances Pte Ltd reserves all rights even in the event Horizontal Viewing Angle 47º 1 of industrial property rights. We reserve all rights of disposal such as copying and passing on to third parties. Strictly Confidential |28.07.2007 | © BSH Home Appliances Pte Ltd reserves all rights even in the event of industrial property rights. We reserve all rights of disposal such as copying and passing on to third parties. Day & Night ICR IR Distance 10 - 20m S/N Ratio > 52dB IP Ratio IP 66 Features Weather proof Synchronization Internal synchronization Operating Temperature -40ºC to 60ºC Power Supply 12 VDC ± 10% Power Consumption Max. 7.5W Dimension 111.6 x 86.1 x 231.9mm Weight 1000g Tel. +65 6259 0700 QUALITY PEOPLE QUALITY PRODUCTS [email protected] www.fermax.com.sg Artist’s impression only DIEGO MOLINA Director, Architecture Diego has made a name for himself in Singapore’s architectural landscape, collecting a number of award-winning projects over the years, such as URA Architectural Heritage Award winner 55 Blair Road and MIPIM Asia Award winner 72 Sentosa Cove. His minimalist style and dedication to form often result in a design that is both functional as well as an aesthetic delight. TEO BOON KIAT Director, Interior Design With numerous residential showrooms, offices and F&B restaurants under his belt, Boon Kiat has a knack for setting the appropriate mood for each interior project that he takes on. His past work includes the Asia Pacific Property Award winning 2nd Floor Restaurant at the American Club, and most recently, 获奖设计师 he has started design work on a 100-foot luxury yacht. After 40 years, ONG&ONG has cemented its place in the industry as an enterprising inter-disciplinary consultancy brimming with creativity, excellence and commitment to its clients. ONG&ONG now offers a complete 360º Solution, covering aspects of design (architecture, urban planning, interior, landscape, environmental branding, lighting and experience design), engineering (mechanical, electrical, civil, structural, fire safety and environmental) as well as management (project, development, construction, cost and place). With offices in Singapore, China, Vietnam, India, Malaysia, United Arab Emirates, the USA, Indonesia and Mongolia, our international reach has earned us a wealth of experience and an ever-growing list of clientele. Small wonder then that ONG&ONG continues to win a multitude of local and international awards for its progressive designs. www.ong-ong,com Artist’s impression only A LUXURIOUS DEVELOPMENT BY Whilst every care has been taken in the preparation of this brochure and the plans attached, the Vendor/Developer and its agents shall not be held responsible for any inaccuracies and omissions therein. All visual representations including architectural models, drawings, illustrations, photographs, renderings and other graphical representations portray artist's impressions only and shall not be relied upon as statements or representations of facts. All floor plans are approximate measurements only and are subject to final survey. The materials and furnishings to be used are subject to changes and availability. All information and specifications are current at the time of publication and are subject to change as may be required and do not form part of an offer or contract. The Vendor/ Developer/ Architect reserves the right to modify the units or the development or any part thereof as may be approved or required by the relevant authority. The Sales & Purchase Agreement shall form the entire agreement between the Vendor/Developer and the Company Registration No.: 201136068D purchaser, and shall in no way be modified by any statements or representations whether Developer’s License No.: C0960 contained in this brochure or given by the Vendor/Developer's agents or otherwise. www.michaels-residences.com.
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