Springleaf Residence boasts serene views of the lush greenery surrounding Springleaf Forest and the Central Catchment Nature Reserve. Adding to its appeal, the residence is just a sheltered two-minute walk from Springleaf MRT station on the Thomson-East Coast Line, offering both tranquillity and connectivity in one prime location.
Hong Leong
Holdings And
GuocoLand
Unveil The
First High-Rise
Condominium
In Springleaf
Hong Leong Holdings Limited and GuocoLand Limited have begun sales previews for Springleaf Residence from 1 August, the first high-rise condominium in the Springleaf area.
Located on a sprawling 3.2-hectare land parcel – one of the largest sites for recent new launches – the 941-unit Springleaf Residence offers views of the lush greenery of the adjacent Springleaf Forest and the Central Catchment Nature Reserve.
A total of 941 units across different unit types are available at Springleaf Residence. Spread across five 25-storey residential towers are 909 units of two- to five-bedroom apartments, while a four-storey conserved building offers 32 units of one- to three-bedroom apartments.
All units feature efficient layouts and are thoughtfully oriented to maximise views, whether towards the nature reserve or the meticulously landscaped grounds of the development.
Units at Springleaf Residence are attractively priced, with prices starting from S$1,995 per square foot (psf). Indicative starting prices for the various unit types are as follows:
- S$878,000 ($2,263 psf) for a 388 sq ft one-bedroom unit
- S$1,078,000 ($2,046 psf) for a 527 sq ft two-bedroom unit
- S$1,618,000 ($2,058 psf) for a 786 sq ft three-bedroom unit
- S$2,448,000 ($1,995 psf) for a 1,227 sq ft four-bedroom unit
- S$3,018,000 ($2,077 psf) for a 1,453 sq ft five-bedroom unit
The 10 Sky Terraces can be found across the five residential towers, providing green spaces for residents.
The Cocoons at Springleaf Residence are inspired by bird nests, with planted roofs featuring native greenery. Designed in varying sizes for different functions, the Cocoons can be found throughout the development.
Seamless Connectivity
Residents of Springleaf Residence will enjoy the convenience of having the Springleaf MRT station on the Thomson-East Coast Line (“TEL”), which is less than a two-minute sheltered walk
The TEL offers seamless connectivity to the Central Business District and other key destinations such as Orchard Road, Marina Bay and the East Coast. Residents can reach other parts of the island via the various interchange stations along the TEL that connect to other major MRT lines. In the future, the TEL will also be directly connected to Changi Airport Terminal 5 and the Rapid Transit System to Johor Bahru at Woodlands North MRT station.
Abundant Facilities on a Large Site
Beyond nature, greenery and excellent connectivity, Springleaf Residence offers numerous facilities within the development. The development sits on a large piece of land measuring more than 340,000 sq ft, with 77% of the land dedicated to landscaping and facilities, designed to support both physical and mental wellness and encourage interaction among residents. There are four different pools (including a 50m lap pool), a tennis court, a recreational half-basketball court and multiple pavilions designed to look like cocoons to match the development’s nature-themed concept.
Another unique feature of Springleaf Residence is its 10 Sky Terraces located on different levels of the five residential towers, where residents can entertain, work or relax while enjoying the vistas. These Sky Terraces will also feature different species of flora, including native species, to bring nature into the development.
Part of the former Upper Thomson Secondary School has been conserved and converted into 32 homes and the Springleaf Club. 
The ECA House comprises a Celebrities’ Kitchen and multi-function rooms. The roof of the ECA House is planted with native tree species, providing refuge for birds, pollinators and other wildlife.
Transformation of Former School Building into Residences and Facilities
The conserved building of Springleaf Residence was part of the former Upper Thomson Secondary School, which was originally completed in 1965. Besides being repurposed into residential units, this four-storey building will house communal facilities, including a gym, study room and an arts & crafts room which can serve as a makerspace for residents with shared interests.
In keeping with the school theme, the development features a Grand Lawn reminiscent of an open school field complete with a running track. The ECA (short for ‘Extra-Curricular Activities’) House comprises a Celebrities’ Kitchen and three multi-function rooms that can be combined into one large, versatile space, while two dining pavilions next to it provide additional space for even larger social gatherings.
Springleaf Residence is expected to be completed in 2029. When completed, Springleaf Residence will be conferred the Building and Construction Authority’s Green Mark Platinum (Super Low Energy) certification with a maintainability badge.
The sales launch of Springleaf Residence is scheduled for 16 August.
