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B 1 DISCOVER AN EXTRAORDINARILY CONNECTED LIVING EXPERIENCE NAMED MYRA MYRA IS A FREEHOLD LUXURY DEVELOPMENT THAT IS GROUNDED ON THE PRINCIPLES OF LIVEABILITY. LOCATED IN POTONG PASIR, MYRA TAKES ROOT IN THE HEART OF A THRIVING, EXTRAORDINARILY CONNECTED COMMUNITY. B 1 Potong Pasir - where MYRA is located - is a vibrant neighbourhood located in District 13. This is an unspoken haven for those who seek an unhurried lifestyle that perfectly balances work with quality time spent with family and friends, both indoors and outdoors. 2 3 AN ABODE IN THE CITY 2 3 LOOKING NORTH KAMPUNG BUGIS KALLANG WAVE MALL SINGAPORE KALLANG SPORTS HUB DISTRIPARK KALLANG RIVER MARINA BAY GOLF COURSE & DRIVING RANGE CITY SQUARE MALL LOOKING SOUTH STAMFORD AMERICAN INTERNATIONAL SCHOOL POTONG PASIR POTONG PASIR COMMUNITY CENTRE TOWN SAINT ANDREW’S PEI CHUN PUBLIC SCHOOL JUNIOR SECONDARY SCHOOL & JUNIOR COLLEGE 4 5 SURROUNDING NOVENA SQUARE NOVENA MEDICAL CENTER VIEW MOUNT ELIZABETH NOVENA SPECIALIST CENTRE & HOSPITAL BENDEMEER SECONDARY SCHOOL ORCHARD SHOPPING BELT PUNGGOL STAMFORD AMERICAN MARIS STELLA HIGH SCHOOL INTERNATIONAL (PRIMARY & SECONDARY) SCHOOL SELETAR NEX SHOPPING CENTRE THE POIZ BIDADARI RESIDENTIAL RESIDENCES HOUGANG ESTATE & PARK THE POIZ CENTRE * 4 5 In a time when things around us change so rapidly, here, traditions continue to thrive alongside the inevitable modernity. MYRA sits along a 4.2km long planned heritage corridor that cuts through various connected enclaves of landed homes and heritage shophouses, and leads all the way down to Upper Serangoon Road. The rustic charms of Potong Pasir’s early morning market, its down-to-earth kopitiams reassure with their photogenic authenticity amidst trendy cafes, the steel and glass shopping malls, and its ever-changing residential skyline. WHERE VIBRANT TRADITIONS THRIVE 6 7 SURROUNDED BY GREEN CORRIDORS, PARKS & SCHOOLS IMMERSE YOURSELF INTO THE LUSH, NEIGHBOURING PARKS VIA CYCLIST-FRIENDLY PARK CONNECTORS MYRA’s location is at the heart of a major URA initiative to intensify the greening of Serangoon. A mere kilometre away from MYRA is a new 1.6km-long park connector – the Bidadari Greenway and Bidadari Park. The park’s masterplan envisions it to be a car-lite and cyclist-friendly community with seamless connectivity to Bishan, Kallang, Serangoon, Ang Mo Kio, Seletar, Sengkang, all the way up to Punggol. All around MYRA is a multitude of options. Then there is the educational advantage that exists within one kilometre’s radius, such as St Andrew’s Junior and Secondary School, St Andrew’s Junior College and Cedar Girls’ Primary and Secondary Schools. With such proximity and multiple transport options, it is the shortest and easiest possible commute for the children, and complete peace-of-mind for parents. 6 7 Potong Pasir is strategically situated mid-way between the Central Business District and the east; surrounded by Pan Island Expressway (PIE), Central Expressway (CTE) and Kallang-Paya Lebar Expressway (KPE). The Potong Pasir MRT station connects its residents easily throughout the island. 8 9 EVERYWHERE WITHIN REACH 8 9 B An d o g M R u Serangoon U o K n p io A n d Sports p ve 1 o a e o ry g Centre r R T n d h a o r e Serangoon Central m B S A d o s r n g M R u Serangoon U e o n Y o K n i H p p o d n NEX Ave o a Sports A p p 1 o o r e U y Marymount Rd g Centre R u r R W n d T Lorong Chuan g d h a S r MRT o a m Serangoon e Serangoon Central n S S g s r C E o e H Bishan p E MRT Interchange U A n NEX R p v o MRT p Marymount Rd U RN u e P Interchange p n d Lorong Chuan g T e u X MRT a e r SerangoonE R PAYAn LEBAR 3 C P g A Bishan a R E y MRT Interchange U A MRT STATIONS SHOPPING v A MRT L a p N L e Interchange p n E e B T b e u t e s E (ATM/SUPERMARKET/FOOD/WATSONS/GUARDIAN) a r a PAYA LEBAR 0.15km R POTONG PASIR STATION (EXIT C) X 3 E MacRitchie r P Bartley L P A a d d R R y R MRT STATIONS SHOPPING R Bartley L d a A y Reservoir Braddell Rd L e BOON KENG 1 stop THE POIZ CENTRE e l 0.1km E E Y t t b r as S MRT X A a a E POTONG PASIR STATION (EXIT C) 0.15km (ATM/SUPERMARKET/FOOD/WATSONS/GUARDIAN) r d MacRitchie P B d SERANGOON INTERCHANGE S Bidadari Park (u/c) P R R 2 stops d R R THE VENUE RESIDENCES/ 0.6km t Braddell R artley d W B G y n Reservoir Bartley Rd East Braddell Rd le BOON KENG 1 stop THE POIZ CENTRE 0.1km u Stamford MarisE Stella t o A N r FARRER PARK 2 stops SHOPPES m S a y Y Woodleigh A r d American a HighS School Bidadari Park (u/c) B SERANGOON INTERCHANGE M R L 2 stops 0.6km t THE VENUE RESIDENCES/ h MRT InternationalBraddell W L d BISHAN INTERCHANGE n Bartley Rd East 4 stops y o A a MACPHERSON MALL 1.8km a Peichun Public School u Stamford Maris Stella y B w o A K art o FARRER PARK a m School ley R 2 stops SHOPPES h L y MRT Y Woodleigh Rd P o r American E t ig r Ma High School ast r DHOBY GHAUT INTERCHANGE 4 stops a o o H n h MRT Woodleigh Mall (u/c) NEX 2.8km o International p BISHAN INTERCHANGE e y g o 4 stops i T T Peichun Public School r 1.8km a MACPHERSON MALL 6 y i Ba n h rt 1 w r T a School Eunos Link A le BUGIS h o L MRT y R 5 stops o o d B d P g o E L ig a r R ast DHOBY GHAUT INTERCHANGE m CITY SQUARE MALL 3.1km e n Cedar Primary School 4 stops a o t HToa TOA PAYOH P n Woodleighr Mall (u/c) 2.8km d o NEX o o a g r e p s i T T CITY HALL INTERCHANGE r o y 6 i 5 stops o o n h A 1 r o T Eunos Linkk BUGIS L Payoh o n o B 5 stops o h g UNITED SQUARE 4.1km L Potong Pasir CC The Poiz Centrea N m 3.1km R e n Cedar Primary School CITY SQUARE MALL Toa TOA PAYOH P o d d o SOMERSET STATION a 5 stops s r r Macpherson Mall o y CITY HALL INTERCHANGE Toa Payoh t o o 5 stops o h k n L Payoh VELOCITY @ NOVENA SQUARE 4.1km St Andrew’s h Potong Pasir CC UNITED SQUARE 4.1km The Poiz Centre N MRT Sports Centre R Potong R ORCHARD 6 stops d o o SOMERSET STATION 5 stops Lo Secondary & Toa Payoh Macpherson Mall Y a r rong Pasir A d t 2 Toa Payoh St Andrew’s W h KALLANG WAVE MALL VELOCITY4.5km @ NOVENA SQUARE 4.1km Sports Centre S R PAYA LEBAR INTERCHANGE Junior School MRT Paya Lebar Rd Potong ORCHARD 6 stops MRT Macpherson Rd ES o 6 stops Lor Secondary & R Y a ong 2 T Pasir X A d KALLANG WAVE MALL 4.5km Kallang Park oa Payoh Aljunied E SW PROMENADE STATION PAYA LEBAR6 INTERCHANGE stops Safra Clubhouse Y Paya Lebar Rd AY Junior School MRT Macpherson Rd D S 6 stops W The Venue A AN RE SS Toa Payoh Connector Park L X W S E RAFFLES PLACE INTERCHANGE RE Y ShoppesSafra Clubhouse Kallang Park I D PROMENADE6 STATION stops 6 stops A S N N X W Aljunied Rd A E Y S Connector The Venue P A D S Toa Payoh S L AN Balestier Rd EA Aljunied Park IS BAYFRONT RAFFLES PLACE7 stops INTERCHANGE E 6 stops SL XR Shoppes N I E W Aljunied Rd A P AN D S Y R P T N A BAYFRONT d A Balestier Rd L S P OUTRAM PARK INTERCHANGE 7 stops 7 stops Thomson h Mount Elizabeth IS R E W X o P AN R S Eunos Jalan y m T E Medical Novena Hospital d S e P OUTRAM PARK INTERCHANGE h d 7 stops s Thomson Mount Elizabeth R l gi R E an X o h t C o r R Eunos Jalan e i R p y Hospital E m p n Medical Novena Hospital U e w h P Kembangan e d s R l A gi L X N han MEDICAL FACILITIES R t C o AY B er W Tan Tocki Seng A Hospital Serangoon Rd E SSW Eunos pp n U d Novena XRE E w h R E L e L N Hospital R K D A AY MEDICAL FACILITIES W T Boon Keng Tan Tock Seng A A N Paya Lebar Y SW Bukit Timah Rd d A Serangoon Rd A RES TAN TOCK SENG HOSPITAL 2.4km L X N Novena R L P E MRT L S D E Hospital T Boon I Keng Interchange G N Paya Lebar Bukit Timah Rd A N N A MRT C N PA LA SL MRT Sims Ave East TAN TOCK SENG HOSPITAL 2.4km N FARRER PARK HOSPITAL 3.3km Dunearn Rd Bendemeer E AL N I Square MRT MRT C K A Sims Ave East EDUCATIONAL INSTITUTIONS Velocity Moulmein Rd G P FARRER PARK HOSPITAL 3.3km MRT DunearnBalestier Rd Rd Primary Aljunied Bendemeer EDUCATIONAL INSTITUTIONS 4.3km d Moulmein Rd MRT MRT PayaChangi Lebar Rd MOUNT ELIZABETH NOVENA @ NovenaMRT Velocity P PLQ Mall R Balestier Rd Sims Ave ST ANDREW’S SECONDARY & Stevens Primary 0.2km d School A MRT Changi Rd MOUNT ELIZABETH NOVENA 4.3km n @ Novena Interchange Square R Sims Ave HOSPITAL o ST ANDREW’S SECONDARY & Stevens Y 0.2km t School n Square MRT Geylang Rd JUNIOR SCHOOL o A HOSPITAL w t e Geylang Rd JUNIOR SCHOOL w THOMSON MEDICAL CENTRE 4.5km Newton L N Farrer Park Bendemeer Rd Paya Lebar PayaSims Way Lebar e United Still Road Farrer E BENDEMEER PRIMARY SCHOOL 0.95km THOMSON MEDICAL CENTRE 4.5km Interchange Newton N Farrer Park Bendemeer Rd United Farrer Still Road Hospital B Centre Square BENDEMEER PRIMARY SCHOOL 0.95km Square Park Interchange Hospital Sims Ave Square APark Kallang Bharu CEDAR PRIMARY SCHOOL 1.02km Kallang R Kallang Bharu Kallang CEDAR PRIMARY SCHOOL 1.02km MRT E Geylang Rd MRT MRT Geylang Rd S 1.1km MRTX ig S STAMFORD AMERICAN Rochor Rd Rochor l i STAMFORD AMERICAN 1.1km MRT P a g MRT p la R d R p City Square Mall R INTERNATIONAL SCHOOL t R Guillemard Rd s d d E City Square Mall oa t R INTERNATIONAL SCHOOL Little India Tanjong Katong Rd Guillemard Rd t C as d Eas Co Little India Tanjong Katong Rd ast Interchange Kallang Rd S Kallang Rd E Interchange S PEI CHUN PUBLIC SCHOOL 1.5km Serangoon Rd PEI CHUN PUBLIC SCHOOL 1.5km Serangoon WRd M Y Lavender A Lavenderou Mo A AY 1.6km MRT n un KW W MARIS STELLA HIGH SCHOOL 1.6km Y tb MRT Tanjong Katong tb K MARIS STELLA HIGH SCHOOL Scotts Rd MRT a Tanjong Katong Marine Parade Rd R R SPORTS FACILITIES Scotts Rd MRT t a A Marine Parade Rd Kallang Wave Mall te Kallang Wave Mall tt P PA SPORTS FACILITIES n en T T R R AS AS Orchard RochorOrchard Rochor d d T CO T CO SAFRA CLUBHOUSE (TOA PAYOH) 1.5km 1.5km Mountbatten Rd MountbattenEAS Rd EAS SAFRA CLUBHOUSE
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