Nin Residence Condo For Rent S$4,183 - S$4,183

Nin Residence

83 & 85 Pheng Geck Ave, 13, Singapore, 348271

2014

2 Bedrooms

904 sqft

S$4,183

/month

Overview

Nin Residence is a beautiful condominium development that has many charms to it. There are various facilities that residents can enjoy while living in Nin Residence. Residents of Nin Residence would not have to travel far to get their basic necessities as everything is close within their reach. Residents can enjoy the barbeque area, clubhouse, fun pool, gymnasium room, lounge, fitness corner, function room, lap pool and sauna. Residents can enjoy taking evening walks around the condominium development or take a dip in the pool on a hot day. Residents can enjoy taking walks around the area during the evenings while enjoying the sun set. The condominium comes equipped with basement car parks and 24 hours security system that ensures the safety of residents is well taken care of at all time. Nin Residence – Accessibility There is a number of public transportation close to Nin Residence that residents can make use of. The closest MRT stations are Potong Pasir MRT and Woodleigh MRT. The closest bus stops are located at Potong Pasir MRT, Sant Ritz, Upper Serangoon Road, Woodleigh Park, St Andrew’s Village and Woodleigh Station. For those with vehicles, the shopping district located at Orchard Road can be easily accessed via the Central Expressway, Bendemeer Road and Thomson Road in 15 to 20 minutes.

Map

Potong Pasir (NE10)

Distance

200 m

Walk

3 min

North East Line

Within 10 mins walk

Coffee shop

Convenience store

Restaurant

Amenities

Common areas

Elevator

Swimming Pool

Gym

Sauna

BBQ Areas

Car Park

24-hour security guard

Rental & Floor plan

All (1)

2 Bedrooms (1)

2 Bedrooms

Unit type

Unit no.

Layout

Size

Rental

Availability

2BR

S$4,183

2 Bedrooms, 2 baths, 904ft²

1 unit available

Unit

Rent

Availability

2BR

2 Bedrooms

904ft²

S$4,183

FGFxx

Furnished

S$4,183

Immediately

About Toa Payoh area

Toa Payoh, in Hokkien, translates as "big swamp" (with toa meaning "big" and payoh meaning "swamp"). The Malay word for swamp is paya. It is the Chinese equivalent of Paya Lebar, which translates to "big swamp land". Toa Payoh Park has cool features like a hexagonal bridge feature, as well as a super classic arched bridge. All this pales in comparison to the most iconic of all – Toa Payoh Tower. Built-in 1972, the tower rewards those who make the trek up with sweeping views of the estate.