The Tembusu is not just about preserving its past. It’s also very much about preserving the future. It seems only appropriate that a place named after an evergreen tree, should champion an environmentally conscious build, replete with renewable resources.

Formerly Wing Tai’s headquarters, The Tembusu is a singular large freehold land outside the central region designed by award-winning architect Arc Studio Architecture + Urbanism.

Comprising 337 residential units with a good mix of 1- to 4-bedroom apartments and penthouses, the project includes dual-key apartments to meet the needs of both owner-occupiers and investors. Combined with its sizeable freehold land, The Tembusu is a rarity that makes it an exceptionally resilient investment for any buyer.

An exciting and unique feature of The Tembusu are the Sky Links on the 6th and 12th floors that connect all five blocks, creating large terraces and a series of remarkable communal spaces that are fully and beautifully furnished to form Reading Corners, Sky Club play zones, Fitness Corners, Recreation Corners, Relaxation Alcoves and Art, Lounge, Entertainment and Observatory Decks.

In terms of connectivity, living at The Tembusu puts you an enviable position, with quick and easy access to the rest of Singapore through the Kallang Paya Lebar Expressway (KPE), Tampines Expressway (TPE), Central Expressway (CTE) and Pan Island Expressway (PIE).

Tampines Road

Considered one of Singapore’s most livable regions, The Tembusu is centred in the North-East of Singapore.

Have your pick from the various shopping malls in the vicinity, such as Hougang Mall, Heartland Mall, NEX and Punggol Town Centre. Immerse yourself in the hive of activity and satisfy your retail and dining needs at any of these vibrant malls.

Surrounded by a mix of reputable primary schools, secondary schools and junior colleges, residents need not venture far when sending their kids to school. Cutting down on travelling time means students have more time to spend on more important things, like family.

Nicoll Highway is just a 13-minute drive away. Alternatively, choose between Hougang and Kovan MRT stations to access the rest of Singapore easily.