Is there any coffeeshop or supermarket within walking distance of this place?
Is there any coffeeshop or supermarket within walking distance of this place?
RCR considered ulu meh? Based on your definition, if not near malls considered ulu, then 99% of all condos in Singapore are considered ulu. Watertown and ATT must be a better buy than this one. The Arte is very ulu oso.Originally Posted by mantrix
Coffeshops along Upp Paya Lebar road/Little Road. Or just down the road at Golden Gate where the Geylang Prawn noodle is located.Originally Posted by azeoprop
There's a minimart (not supermarket) behind How Sun estate where the row of shop houses along Upp Paya Lebar Road is located.Originally Posted by azeoprop
you vested ar? You seem to know the place well.Originally Posted by fclim
We all define ulu differently. To me ulu is a place that is not adequately urbanized, ie no amenities in close proximity and lesser human traffic.
No lah. Only fools buy now, according to one Beh Sick fella...Originally Posted by mantrix
Site plan is here:
http://www.bartleyresidences.info/si...oor-plans.html
Strangely, it comes with minimum water features. Looks like only 1 main pool and thats it.
ECs are better designed than this... it looks bad - HDB-like and crowded. At least HDBs have amenities nearby.Originally Posted by azeoprop
What a joke. Trash collector can access from main road but residence must go round from how sun.Originally Posted by azeoprop
1 tennis court for 702 units?
And they are not just small units mind you
Wat so shock abt it ?? MInton with 1100+ units also one tennis court !Originally Posted by Jonathan0503
a lot of ghosts when i studied in maris stella pri last time....*shudders*
With all the seemingly unfavorable factors pointed out by forummers here, I suspect this project will still be selling like hotcakes... Singaporeans are that strange... I personally think that the location is ok coz of MRT but other amenities are desperately lacking. The nearest eating place is probably 8 mins walk away...
yup it will be a SELL-OUT. any devt next to circle line + proximity to paya lebar , NEX, lornie rd that links to the west, flyover that links to Tampines....Originally Posted by ysyap
i will buy!
Buy units facing the sacred bodhi tree for extra protection...Originally Posted by Eastboy
Probably only 1% of those prospective buyers read this forum ba... Even so they may just buy still coz right beside mrt and surrounded by private landed.Originally Posted by ysyap
Full floor plan and site plan is out.
http://www.bartley-residences.sg/floor_plans.html
the smallest 1br 4xxsqft is like a prisoner unit, I have never seen a worse design than this .... you look out from your hall/MBR, you will see walls on left/right
Ride at your own risk !!!
Wonder if their ground floor units are cheaper than 2nd floor units? They did the same with the gale and scala.
Facing that tree daily may just freak me out after a while...Originally Posted by azeoprop
Its a pity... each of the bedrooms other than the master bedroom can only house a singles bed... cannot put even 2 kids to share a room... only the penthouse 4 bedder has 2 bigger rooms!Originally Posted by azeoprop
the continuing tale of shrinking condos .....
Consumers want it - developers gives it to us...and rape ...err I mean, reap the benefits.
What is the $psf for 2 bedder? Not a bad place except that there is not much amenities within walking distance.
Nearest decent shopping will be Paya Lebar or NEX which is easily accessible via CCL ... going to to Suntec should only take 20-25mins via CCL
I rather buy 1br 5XXsqft here over WT if similar psf ... Bodhi Tree is good, Buddha achieved enlightenment under a Bodhi Tree
Ride at your own risk !!!
agents told me indicative 12xx-13xxpsf.
FH Le crescendo better bet?
Skyscraper build tall nowadays. Can take a leaf. Double decker bed.Originally Posted by ysyap
Ya la in a smaller house more difficult to run from your raper... I mean reaper...Originally Posted by gn108
Le Crescendo is in the direct path of the landing jets at Paya Lebar Airbase. Very unnerving for me.Originally Posted by Rosy
Bartley Residences should be much higher psf than WT right? It is RCR or at the very edge of RCR.
Interestingly, the Bodhi Tree is a conserved tree under the Parks and Trees Act (Cap 216).Originally Posted by phantom_opera
Under Section 15(2)(c) of the Act, it says:
(c) to take such other measures as the Commissioner reasonably considers necessary to maintain or conserve the tree or group of trees concerned.
Who is responsible to maintain this tree? I guess it's the Owners who are the occupiers?
If the tree is damaged and has to be removed as a result of poor maintenance or otherwise, who will pay the fine of $50K upon conviction?