Administrators Cecil Lee 173 Posted December 21, 2020 Administrators Report Share Posted December 21, 2020 Project Details Town = Toa Payoh Remaining Lease of 99 years Est. Completion Date 2Q2025 Est. Delivery Possession Date 30 November 2026 to 31 December 2026 Selection Period March to October 2021 Est. Waiting Time 47 or 48 months Bartley GreenRise will be bounded by Bartley Road, Bidadari Park Drive, and Bartley Walk. The name ‘Bartley GreenRise’ references the different levels of greenery within the precinct, from ground level to the roof gardens above the car park and at residential blocks. Bartley GreenRise comprises 3 residential blocks with staggered heights of 11 to 17 storeys. Quote Link to post Share on other sites
Administrators Cecil Lee 173 Posted February 4 Author Administrators Report Share Posted February 4 Smart Solutions Bartley GreenRise will feature Smart Solutions for a more liveable, efficient, sustainable and safe living environment. These solutions include: Smart Lighting in common areas to reduce energy usage Smart Pneumatic Waste Conveyance System to optimise the deployment of resources for cleaner and fuss-free waste disposal About Bidadari Estate (in Toa Payoh Town) Located in the central region of Singapore, Bidadari is well served by the North-East Line (Woodleigh and Potong Pasir MRT stations) and the Circle Line (Bartley MRT station). Known for its rolling landscape and picturesque greenery, Bidadari is envisioned to be a tranquil, urban oasis where residents can rest, relax, and connect with family and friends. Referencing the area's green origins, the future Bidadari Park will be centrally located in Bidadari Estate, to form a green lung. The new Alkaff Lake will be situated within the park, to recreate the sense of tranquility of the former Alkaff Lake Gardens. To celebrate the rich heritage of Bidadari, the former Upper Aljunied Road will be transformed into a 700-metre Heritage Walk lined with conserved rain trees. Bidadari Park will be complemented by Bidadari Greenway, a 1.6km-long “green spine” along Bidadari Park Drive which extends from Bartley Road to Upper Serangoon Road. Commercial and social communal facilities within adjacent public housing developments will line the Bidadari Greenway, creating opportunities for community interaction. A cycling and pedestrian network has also been planned for the estate, which will mostly run through the green corridors, the Bidadari Greenway, and the Bidadari Park, enabling residents to safely walk and cycle around the estate. For shopping and dining needs, residents can look forward to the hawker centre integrated within Woodleigh Village, and the commercial facilities within the Woodleigh Mall/ Woodleigh Residences mixed development. You can also visit the neighbourhood centre located nearby at Potong Pasir Avenue 1. For families with school-going children, nearby schools include Cedar Primary School with an MOE kindergarten, Maris Stella High School (Primary and Secondary), Bartley Secondary School, and Cedar Girls’ Secondary School. Quote Link to post Share on other sites
Administrators Cecil Lee 173 Posted February 4 Author Administrators Report Share Posted February 4 HDB Bartley Greenrise Site Plan Quote Link to post Share on other sites
Administrators Cecil Lee 173 Posted March 5 Author Administrators Report Share Posted March 5 HDB BTO Bartley Greenrise E-brochure Wow! Thanks! You read my mind! As I was kind of embarrassed as took me a long time and yet could not locate links to down majority of February 2021's BTO release! LOL Reviewing soon... Bartley_GreenRise.pdf Quote Link to post Share on other sites
Administrators Cecil Lee 173 Posted March 5 Author Administrators Report Share Posted March 5 Case Study 1: Poor Shapes and Forms Feng Shui with the common bins so close to the frontage of these three stacks/units: Blk 216A #600 Blk 216B #640 Blk 216C #658 Durian season? "Neighbours please exercise consideration and don't leave durian shells at the common bin lobby! Thank you in advance!" Usually this can also impact on re-sale value of the stack/unit. Quote Link to post Share on other sites
Administrators Cecil Lee 173 Posted March 5 Author Administrators Report Share Posted March 5 Case Study 2: Avoid low floors (#02 to #04) of Stack #620 1. Cars turning into the estate cause sha qi towards low floors of stack #620. 2. Based on common sense; can be a nightmare when vehicles turn into the estate with their head-lights shining towards the windows of Master bedroom... bedroom 2 etc... Owner of unit #02-620 during meet-the-people session: "Sir! Can you advise all residents and visitors not to turn on "high-beam?" when they turn into the estate service road?" MP: "Aiyoh! Like this you better move-out, Lah!" "What high beam? The vehicles only use their normal head-lights! And the law is on their side." Owner: "Duh!" Quote Link to post Share on other sites
Administrators Cecil Lee 173 Posted March 5 Author Administrators Report Share Posted March 5 Case Study 3: No scientific issue with living close-by to an Electrical Sub-Station (ESS) right? 1. However, there is always a stigma associated with an ESS. If you are okay with it. But some others feel unease. 2. Best thing to do is try to ignore such units (especially low floors). 3. This is especially so in later years if one choose to sell-off the unit. "Hey, please don't low-ball me!" Quote Link to post Share on other sites
Administrators Cecil Lee 173 Posted March 25 Author Administrators Report Share Posted March 25 Case Study 4: Any issue with unit 602 facing a junction? 1. Good that the Bidadari Greenway acts as a buffer between the unit and Bartley Road / Bidadari Park Drive. 2. To understand more, please check out this link:- Quote Link to post Share on other sites
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