This Is What A $6 Million Condo Showflat Looks Like

We recently met up with Qingjian Realty’s deputy general manager Yen Chong, who took us on a tour of JadeScape’s mind-blowing showflat next to Bishan MRT station.

JadeScape’s showflat and the upcoming 99-year leasehold development, which is located on the former Shunfu Ville site, boasts a few superlatives, revealed Chong.

Yen Chong, deputy general manager at Qingjian Realty.

Singapore’s Biggest Showflat

Measuring 22,000 sq ft, JadeScape’s two-storey showflat is Singapore’s largest in recent years and is likely among the most expensive as it cost over $6 million to build!

Overall, the 1,206-unit private condominium will comprise one- to five-bedroom units and just two ultra-luxury penthouses from 527 sq ft to 4,230 sq ft.

Located near Marymount MRT station, prices of the one- to four-bedders at JadeScape will range from $838,000 to $1.86 million. Prices of the larger units are yet to be disclosed, but the project’s average price is expected to be around $1,700 psf.

Touted as Singapore’s first fully-smart residential project, JadeScape comes equipped with a plethora of smart home features like facial recognition technology at the lift lobbies, eco-friendly air conditioners that reduce your energy bills, and even smart integrated dishwashers that use ultrasonic waves to clean fruits and vegetables.

Aside from having smart home devices not yet included in other projects in Singapore, the condominium will also be the first to adopt a Smart Estate Management System where residents can use a mobile app to book condo facilities, pay maintenance fees, order their favourite dishes, choose home cleaning services, and do other cool stuff.

Of the 1,206 condo units, 63 are intended for active ageing residents that were designed with the help of Nanyang Polytechnic’s School of Health Sciences.

These one-bedroom units come with senior-friendly features like slip-resistant flooring, pull-down hydraulic racks in the kitchen and bedroom, and support bars in the bathroom.

This is in addition to smart features that enable elderly residents to access vital services such as health screening, 24/7 medical services and dietary planning.

These units cater to seniors who want to lead independent and active lives. They can even choose to do volunteer work by helping the neighbours look after their kids or pets when they’re tied up with work.

Aside from a 50m skyline pool, there’s also a 50m infinity pool and cascading stream as well as a Koi pond.

Residents can sing all they want at the karaoke rooms and hold cookouts at the barbecue pits.

They can also unwind at the sky cabana or Lantern Island, and play with their children at the maze garden or adventure playground.

There’s also a forest trail that leads to the nearby MacRitchie Reservoir and surrounding greenery.

Inspired by Chinese calligraphy and Feng Shui elements, the project’s seven residential blocks represent mountains, while the water features represent rivers. There’s even a large courtyard pond to help attract strong wealth energy and facilitate Qi flow.