Developers typically focus on the marketing script when selling their condominiums and forgo what truly matter to home owners. This quick review about Watten House, the new low rise condominium in Watten Estate, will bring clarity to often overlooked areas that help purchasers make a better buying decision.

#1: Fantastic for families with children, all in one caveat

The Watten House vicinity is known for its numerous institutes of education. It is within 1 kilometer to the “always over-subscribed” Nanyang Primary School and Raffles Girls’ Primary School. A resident’s high probability of getting into these 2 top schools because of the close proximity make this condominium very attractive for Singaporeans and Singapore Permanent Residents. This is a good fit for couples who are planning or already have a child who is about to enter primary school. The completion of The Watten House condominium is around 5 years time and is ideal for those planning to move into a neighbourhood enveloped in good schools and institutions.

The residence is also near National Junior College, Hwa Chong Institution and Nanyang Girls’ High School. This educational hub induces buyers to really perk up and take notice of the condominium’s attractiveness.

#2: Accessibility is not restricted to Tan Kah Kee MRT only

Much interest will surround the proximity of Watten House to Tan Kah Kee MRT station. While this may sound unimpressive at first to prospective residents, let’s not forget that the Watten House is just 1 MRT stop from Botanic Gardens MRT Interchange, where residents can change to the Circle Line. In just 2 MRT stops, residents reach Stevens MRT Interchange, which can take them to Orchard Road and Gardens By The Bay.

There are also buses along Bukit Timah Road and Dunearn Road. From the same side as Watten House, bus 174 goes to Dempsey, Tanglin, Orchard, City Hall and Chinatown. From across the street there are buses to Clementi and National University Of Singapore.

#3: You Get Privacy And Legacy Together

Tucked in the middle of Watten estate, the developer will focus a lot on the privacy at Watten House. However the one aspect often less discussed is the reality of passing on the apartment to the next generation. Being freehold, together with the large space of each unit, makes the home a valuable asset for the children and grandchildren to hold on to and continue living in for years to come.

Conclusion

We feel that the Watten House has sufficient good points, not to mention competitive pricing, to merit consideration for both home buyers and investors on a lookout for new launches in Bukit Timah.

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