In this week’s Insider Tour, we check out a unit in the West at The Parc Condominium! For those interested in history, this 659-unit freehold development is the new development that has taken place of the previous Westpeak condo. This had gone en bloc in 2007 for $206.09 million, or $348 psf (which is a figure unheard of today). Interestingly, it was developed by Chip Eng Seng and a Lehman Brothers Fund (remember that name?), and had all the units sold in less than 2 weeks.
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There’s a mix of 1 to 5-bedroom units here, with sizes ranging from 667 to the biggest 3,681 square feet penthouse unit. With just 3 such units, we have the pleasure of touring one such unit today.
Set over 2 floors, this spacious penthouse unit features a dumbbell layout, with 2 bedrooms on either side of the first floor. The second floor has a ton of outdoor space, along with a study room and outdoor dining area.
Special thanks to the homeowners for letting us tour their penthouse!
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