Concourse Skyline Review

There are two high-rise blocks and one low-rise. The low-rise comes with nine retail shops on the ground floor frequently visited by residents and office people in and around Concourse Skyline. 

Concourse Skyline’s eateries

These are essentially eateries, coffee houses and a 24-hour mini mart at the end. At The Concourse is an unmissable Starbucks.

As for common facilities, these are located on the 5^th floor. Facilities include the swimming pools, gym, children’s play corner and BBQ area. There’s plenty of space for relaxation and play. 

Swimming pool and deck chairs

There also a sky garden on the 29^th floor which is accessible to all residents.

As for how the units look, we’ll focus on the 4 + 1 bedroom on the 28^th floor.

4+1 bedroom (2,142 sq ft.)

This unit does something few others manage; bombard you with multiple points of attraction. Do you look at the spacious living room? Or at the simple yet elegant décor? How about the dining area and dry kitchen?

Or perhaps the astounding view?

Source: Hong Fok Land Ltd

Overwhelmed is the adjective here. It’s a good thing too, since standing in the living room lets you to truly feel the scope of its space. And with ambient light coming in from the outside, it creates a distinct sense of luxurious comfort of living high up in the clouds.

The balcony is for the want of a better word, large. It’s a fantastic place to put out a few chairs, maybe even a dining table for some alfresco dining. The view is magnificent.

A grand view

If alfresco dining isn’t your thing, then take your dining pleasures inside. There’s a large space for a dining table near the dry kitchen island that can hold a seating table for four to six people. Being this close to the island is extremely helpful since the island can double up as a preparation/serving area. It is especially useful if the household chooses to hire a chef to cook for private house parties. 

At the preparation area, there’s a sink, induction cooker and oven with cabinet spaces aplenty. The wet kitchen is through there and connected with the yard and shelter. At the wet kitchen, the resident can do the heavier cooking without fear of smoking up the entire house, thanks to the large yard and the ventilation it provides. 

Wet and dry kitchens

Not many yards come with a view either and the one you get at Concourse Skyline is going to be hard to beat.

A grand view and fresh air while doing the laundry

Therefore, space at the Concourse Skyline is not issue. Every room feels specially crafted to give the highest level of comfort without sacrificing functionality. Even the study room is remarkably expansive.

Study room

While this is a four bedroom plus study apartment, two bedrooms are common and the other two are the master and junior master. The junior master and master bedroom both have a walk-in like wardrobe leading to the bathroom. But because of where these are placed (one on either end of the unit), the views you get are different.

A view of the Singapore Flyer

Bay windows, a startling view of the Singapore Flyer, lots of space for a TV, console, a king size bed and maybe even more makes this one impressive master bedroom. 

What to do with all that space?

That’s a lot of usable space, even with the bay windows there, to do as you want. Realistically, you could fit a work desk and a small library with shelves in a corner and there will still be ample room to add more furniture. 

The junior master is just as impressive. After all, having a bathtub in the master bathroom with a view to kill is the stuff of fantasies. Imagine being distracted by the environment when taking a long-needed bath after a busy day at work.

Living at Concourse Skyline will feel like you’re treating yourself everyday. 

What a view

As for the common bedrooms, they’re significantly larger than what is traditionally offered at other condominiums. The size differences are like comparing watermelons to oranges.

Common bedroom

This common bedroom has access to its own balcony, wholly separate from the main balcony in the living room. Depending on the floor, sometimes it’ll be a planter instead of a balcony. Regardless, the important thing is the generous size of the bedroom.

Common bedroom with bay windows

The other common bedroom also has a great view but more importantly, it shows how much room there is to design a comfy sleeping/entertainment space. Suffice to say, few condos in the market offer even half of what Concourse Skyline does with regards to layout and size.

It’s easy to walk away from Concourse Skyline impressed; and you should be, because it is impressive. Most of the views on every floor is largely unobstructed and residents aren’t affected by the west-sun. Concourse Skyline commands much of the skyline as its namesake suggests so it’s hard not to be envious of the people who live here, so high up in the clouds, suffused with luxury.

It’s a great project to own and show off. In a crowded market, there are few that come close to offering what Concourse Skyline does so effortlessly. This project should be your first priority.