Stirling Residences | Official Website

Amber 45 by UOL Group @ Marine Parade

Amber 45 is a brand new luxurious condo by UOL Group along Amber Road in District 15, Singapore. The condo offers 139 premium units on the site 69,858 sqft, various selections are available for your needs from 2 to 4 bedroom. Just a short distance to Tanjong Katong MRT. Read more

Sixteen 35 Residences by Oxley Holdings

Sixteen35 Residences is the other upcoming condo development by Oxley Holdings @ Geylang. The 99-year leasehold condo comprises ONLY 60 lavish units on the land site 12,000 sqft. Just a stone's throw away from Paya Lebar MRT and One KM Mall. Read more.

The Verandah Residence by Oxley Holdings

The latest FREEHOLD development @ Pasir Panjang Road by Oxley Holdings, The Verandah Residence. The condo spreads over four 5-storey blocks with three 2-storey strata landed houses. 170 units with various first-class facilities. Minutes away from Raffles Place MRT. Read more.

Stirling Residences by Nanshan and HK Logan Property is bounded by Angora Close and Stirling Road, in the vicinity to Commonwealth Avenue, Central Region of Singapore, under Queenstown Planning Area. Two developers submitted the top bid of more than S$1 billion for the land parcel, which translates into S$1,050 per square foot per plot ratio (psf ppr).

The executive director and head of research and consultancy at SLP International Property Consultants, Mr Nicholas Mak said: “It is quite uncommon for GLS bids for residential land to exceed S$1,000 psf ppr ... The good sales performance from nearby condo projects, as well as the recent easing of the Seller’s Stamp Duty have lifted the confidence of bidders when they were bidding for the site.”

Housing: New choices in a fresh environment

Homes in Queenstown are highly popular given their proximity to the city. Queenstown will see more diverse housing options for Singaporeans and opportunities for young couples to live close to their families.

• Margaret Drive will see new public housing, the development of new private housing nearby and the construction of a nursing home to serve the needs of elderly residents
• Ghim Moh will see new high-density housing in future
• New homes will soon rise near the fringes of Holland Village, and will give home-seekers a chance to live close to the buzz of this lifestyle node

Leisure: New reasons to be outdoors

Queenstown offers a wide range of recreational facilities and landscapes for residents of all ages to delight in their favourite outdoor activities. In addition to major parks such as West Coast Park, Kent Ridge Park and HortPark, residents have easy access to green spaces within the housing estates. Green spaces are being planned for most households to be no more than a 10-minute walk away from a park:

• An expanded park connector network, including links to the future Round Island Route, will make it easier for residents to walk or cycle to other parks and attractions
• A new community park at Holland Village
• The Rail Corridor as a green route for walking and cycling
• An innovative park at one-north that will have a car park tucked underneath it and that will double up as an outdoor event space next to MediaCorp’s new campus

Identity: Nostalgic Queenstown, intriguing Holland Village

As the first satellite town, Queenstown has a rich history that is closely linked to Singapore’s nation building. Today, several buildings, including Princess House, the former Anchor Brewery Brewmaster’s House and the Church of the Blessed Sacrament, have been conserved. To further preserve memories of a shared past and to enrich residents’ sense of belonging, more heritage buildings will be conserved:

• Former Commonwealth Avenue Wet Market at Block 38 Commonwealth Avenue, which will be incorporated into a new HDB development
• Queenstown Library, the first community library in Singapore
• Blocks 1, 2 and 6 of the historic Alexandra Hospital
• 394 Alexandra Road

Besides these treasured landmarks, Queenstown is home to Holland Village, one of the more popular lifestyle destinations in Singapore. While there are plans to rejuvenate an old housing precinct, care will be taken to safeguard its distinctive character as an urban village with intimate streetscapes. Besides new housing, there will be a new community park planned for this area and a new mixed-use development that will provide sufficient car parking for visitors. The extended Holland Village will have a human-scale, pedestrian-oriented environment and public spaces.

Tiong Ghee temple | Stirling Residences

Tiong Ghee Temple's history (zhong yi miao) can be traced to 1931, the home of a villager in Wu Wei Gang was set up with an altar (a village at Stirling Road). Next few years an attap-thatched house dedicated to the temple was built in the village and was named Ghee Tiong Temple.

In 1945, a new temple building on Feng Xing Shan with tiled roofs and brick walls was built, a hill near to Wu Wei Gang including the private cemetery of Cheang Hong Lim. Due to acquisition of land on Feng Xing Shan, the temple was rebuilt at the current location in 1973, and was renamed Tiong Ghee Temple.

Holland Village near Nanshan Condo @ Stirling Road

Holland Village, often abbreviated as Holland V, is a neighbourhood located along the boundary between the planning areas of Bukit Timah and Queenstown in the Central Region of Singapore.

Holland Village is a popular shopping and dining destination for younger Singaporeans and expatriates. It is dominated by and often visited solely for its eateries and watering holes, along with some specialist shops. The area is served by its own MRT station, which opened in 2011.