Below are photos that we took of the showflat.
The living/dining/kitchen area is surprisingly spacious for an unit of about 800sqft.
We love the functional design of the Study. However, it will be a tad difficult to reach the top-most shelves without support, given the 3.4-metre high ceiling!
The bathroom and WC come in separate cubicles, which we like. However, the transparent glass partition-wall between/around the two cubicles should probably be frosted so that two people (who may not wish to look at each other bathing and peeing respectively) can utilize the facilities privately.
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The "common bedroom" is elevated by a raised platform, which means you can have a separate office area below the bedroom. However, those more than 1.7m tall should probably take care when climbing into bed.
The master bedroom is surprisingly spacious and can easily fit a King-sized bed.
The master bathroom has a rather simplistic design but is rather pleasing to the eyes. All the floors/walls are marble.
Price wise, the list price for this unit type (applicable during our visit last week) was about $1,299,560 ($1,610psf). After all applicable discounts, the nett price was $1,067,703 or $1,323psf.
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7 comments:
Price on the high side.
hi u mentioned this is 3 bedder unit.. but where is the 3rd bedroom in the floor plan? sorry but I can't seems to find it. thanks!
Hi Anonymous (15/2/12, 12:09AM):
The Study is considered a bedroom - something that is common with new projects these days.
1.3k psf, if this is not overpriced, i dunno what is...
MT
For a person earning $10,000 a month, one month salary buys you approx 7.5 sq ft of space.
I went there last Sunday, and the agent told me a sky patio unit above 10th floor is priced at 1650Psf after all discount,and he also warned the special discount of 3% (it was 5% during initial launch) will fade soon, so I have to pay above 1700psf if I dont rush.
What I don't understand is why government meassure cannot brake out private developers like feo, and why local people buy like crazy? Is it a serious sign of coming slump?
FEO probably gave steep discounts initially to entice buyer mentality for the project and give it a strong start..
once they break even on the project, they will stop the discounts and then hold out until valuations meet their asking price.
btw, i also saw the 3 BR Compact SOHO at this project, and was quite charmed by the unit layout. Quite suitable for young family - Parents to stay in the MBR, young children to stay in the Loft beds outside as they need less privacy.
Prices look pretty reasonable after discounts but i did not bite as I am quite sceptical about the long TOP period - TOP in 2016.
Wonder if I can collect better bargain if economy starts to slump down and shakes off some weak buyers..
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