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Midwood-E-Brochure “Green is the prime colour of the world, and that from which its loveliness arises.” ~ Pedro Calderon de la Barca Renowned Spanish Playwright Where inspiration meets tranquility Let calmness and serenity envelop you at Midwood, in the midst of a vast sea of green that will gently screen you from the cares of the world. The colours of nature, the parks and the quarries that the district is renowned for are echoed in the granite-inspired exteriors. Whether you're marveling at the towers from the outside or enjoying pool vistas from within, its intricate facade adds intrigue to your viewing experience – accented by the verdant foliage of planters cleverly located all around. 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You're also at the heart of the road and public transport networks, with the Hillview MRT Station close to home, and the BKE and PIE within minutes by car. Enjoy fuss-free journeys to prestigious schools as well as first-rate medical care at Ng Teng Fong General Hospital. Also nearby are Holland Village, Orchard Road, Shenton Way, and Central Business District the burgeoning Jurong Lake District. 1KM PROXIMITY The Rail Mall HillV2 Hillview Mall Community Club Star Vista Bukit Timah Bukit Timah Shopping Centre Dempsey Hill German European Assumption English School Nature Reserve Pei Hwa Presbyterian Holland Village School Singapore Junction 10 Hillion Mall Primary School Star Vista Dairy Farm Nature Park St. Anthony's Hwa Chong Institution Future Jurong Bukit Batok Town Park Primary School Nanyang Girls' Lake District (Little Guilin) St. Francis CHIJ (Our West Mall High School Ng Teng Fong Methodist Lady Queen General Hospital School of Peace) Primary School Hillview DTL MRT 2 stops 13 stops MRT Station King Albert Park Downtown 1 2 5 13 1 stop 5 stops Singapore Botanic Gardens Beauty World Botanic Gardens Dempsey Hill So much nature, so close Midwood sits between two nature for outdoor exercise. On the other enclaves so a hike or leisure walk side along Upper Bukit Timah Road, requires no more than a spur-of- Dairy Farm Nature Park packs a to home the-moment decision. surprising diversity of experiences in its compact 63 hectares of land. A short drive will take you to Bukit At its south-western tip is the Batok Town Park, also known as picturesque wetland habitat that was Little Guilin. Wonderfully landscaped, once the Singapore Quarry. Former it has become a favourite among granite quarries are intrinsic to the nature lovers and photography area, lending design inspiration to enthusiasts. Nearby, Bukit Batok the exteriors of Midwood. Nature Park offers tranquil settings Little Guilin Bukit Batok Nature Park Dairy Farm Nature Park Continue your nature exploration the Hillview and King Albert Park towards Bukit Timah Nature Downtown Line MRT stations, the Reserve. Home to the highest Central section of the 24km railway natural point and largest surviving will re-emerge as three distinct primary rainforest on the island, it discovery themed parks: Heritage boasts one of the planet's richest, and Culture, Biodiversity and more diverse ecological systems. Greenery, and Recreation. The park's close proximity to Rail Being so close to these exciting Corridor (Central) opens even more transformations, your home at opportunities for exploration in the Midwood will put you in a truly wild. Anchored at each end by enviable location. Bukit Timah Nature Reserve Rail Corridor (Central) Flourish Where green living thrives Feast on a host of lifestyle pleasures Your neighbourhood is blessed with an array of shop-and-dine options, many within a short distance of your door. Across the street at HillV2, you can take your pick from specialty restaurants and cafes that offer regional cuisines, desserts and spirits. You'll also find a supermarket as well as service providers for hair, beauty, medical, dental and pet care. A little further up, The Rail Mall is an excellent choice when you want an expanded range of conveniences. If you're eyeing al fresco dining, this charming destination with a retro-cool vibe and an unhurried atmosphere will not disappoint. For quick lunches, breaks and dinner fares, Bukit Timah Market is a real foodie haunt especially for local cuisines and everyday delicacies. When it comes to international and local schools, parents will delight in a wide choice in the vicinity - CHIJ Our Lady Queen of Peace, St. Francis Methodist School, German European School Singapore and Pei Hwa Presbyterian Primary School, to name a few - all accessible within minutes' drive. This is how you make an entrance The arrival podium exudes a regale ambience, with sumptuous materials and design details enveloping the open space. The expansive entrance enhanced by high-ceilinged sheltered hallways will greet you and your guests upon your approach into the development. Artist's Impression A reflection of sublime moments Contemplate life, ponder the sky, or just zone out and relax in the clear waters of the 50-metre rooftop infinity pool. Endless and unblocked vistas before you are perfect for quiet introspection. When it's time to kick up a splashing good time, get down to the leisure pool on the first floor. Artist's Impression Indulgences cascade before your eyes Where will you escape to today? At Midwood, you need not leave to have fun outdoors - the tennis court and outdoor fitness corner let you break a sweat without going far. Or you can make your way to the well-equipped indoor gym to meet your fitness goals. No matter the space, you will be infused with the laid back, energising and free-spirited vibes that the Midwood embodies. Artist's Impression Refined living at every turn Panoramic vistas and spacious footpaths are invitations to make the most of your outdoor explorations. The wide-open courtyard facilitates a natural and seamless movement through the spaces. Enjoy relaxed al fresco moments at any of the BBQ pits, and at the clubhouse so close to the leisure pool. All types of events and celebrations have been carefully considered so you'll have dining facilities for a cosy event or a cocktail party. Artist's Impression A carefree life for all The little ones are never left out - let them frolic in their very own kid's pool, or exercise their boundless creativity with mini adventures at the community lawn. And for those times when it is needed, there's a childcare centre on the premises to cater to your needs.
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