The Skywoods Condo For Rent S$3,375 - S$4,707

The Skywoods

7 Dairy Farm Heights, 23, Singapore, 677669

2017

2 Bedrooms - 3 Bedrooms

614 - 1173 sqft

S$3,375 - S$4,707

/month

Overview

The overriding reason that people would choose to live in The Skywoods is the desire to be surrounded by natural beauty and scenery, and that is exactly what you get. It overlooks the 63 hectare Dairy Farm Nature Park, and due to The Skywoods’ position on a slight hill, it offers residents a tranquil and green, scenic and unspoilt view that is almost unheard of in Singapore. The Skywoods – Accessibility The relative isolation of The Skywoods (certainly in terms of Singapore) does mean that there are not a host of amenities on its doorstep, but that should not be a concern for those buying property here. That said Hillview MRT Station is only an 8-minute walk from the development. From there you Bugis is a 20 minute ride and you can be in the CBD in under 40 minutes. Residents of The Skywoods with a car can be on the BKE very quickly and easily, a result of the very low traffic volumes in the area, from where the other expressways are accessible.

Map

Hillview (DT3)

Distance

0 m

Walk

9 min

Downtown Line

Within 10 mins walk

Convenience store

Supermarket

Restaurant

Coffee shop

Amenities

Common areas

Elevator

Swimming Pool

Gym

Playground

Tennis Court

BBQ Areas

Car Park

24-hour security guard

Rental & Floor plan

All (2)

2 Bedrooms (1)

3 Bedrooms (1)

2 Bedrooms

Unit type

Unit no.

Layout

Size

Rental

Availability

2BR

S$3,375

2 Bedrooms, 1 bath, 614ft²

1 unit available

Unit

Rent

Availability

2BR

2 Bedrooms

614ft²

S$3,375

TS8xx

Furnished

S$3,375

Immediately

3 Bedrooms

Unit type

Unit no.

Layout

Size

Rental

Availability

3BR

S$4,707

3 Bedrooms, 3 baths, 1173ft²

1 unit available

Unit

Rent

Availability

3BR

3 Bedrooms

1173ft²

S$4,707

TS3xx

Furnished

S$4,707

Immediately

About Bukit Panjang area

Bukit Panjang, Malay for ‘long hill’, was a rural settlement area in the early 1990s. Located in the vicinity of the Central North-Western region of Singapore, it comprises a town formerly known as Zheng Hua and the Chua Chu Kang town. Bukit Panjang occupies 490 hectares of land with almost half occupied for residency. The Bukit Timah Hill is located in the area, and is Singapore’s first and largest nature reserve. As Singapore’s natural foliage is slowly dwindling, this Nature Reserve is protected to preserve the flora and fauna of the country. Bukit Panjang has many HDB estates, condominiums and landed property.