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5
49 reviews for this Condo
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5
JZ See (1 reviews )
Reviewed on October 3, 2024 0 helpful votes
an Oasis just behind the famous Orchard area
Aspen is the most valued for money development in the area when you consider the 999yr lease, the wide expansive grounds and the well-designed layout. the common areas are kept very clean and updated, thanks to the strong resident council and property management company. with 3 MRT lines serving the condo (fort canning, kim seng, somerset), this is very convenient for residents. and 1km to RVPS, within 2KM to ACS J. did I write about the squash courts, the table tennis and actually having a driving range too? and how about having a minimart that has EVERYTHING? -
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4.3
Jaywai S (2 reviews )
Reviewed on October 3, 2024 0 helpful votes
Spacious and well maintained
Very well maintained condo with spacious units. -
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1.2
Li Kok (1 reviews )
Reviewed on January 24, 2024 0 helpful votes
Fatal accident at Aspen Heights involving chi
Fatal accident recently took place near guardhouse at Aspen Heights involving a car and a child just yesterday. Due to the slopes, cars drive fast and straight to main road making it a hazard for young children. There is no guarded pavement for people to walk -
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4.3
K Tong (5 reviews )
Reviewed on July 20, 2022 0 helpful votes
Good size condominium
These is one of rare condominiums that are not so densely packed. Its on a high ground. While it is not new, many of the facilities are renovated. -
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5
Gaming is fun (1 reviews )
Reviewed on March 8, 2022 0 helpful votes
Nice Home
There are many facilities including a sauna. It has a big and spacious home -
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0.7
Anonymous (1 reviews )
Reviewed on June 23, 2021 0 helpful votes
Draconian Management
I've lived here for 8 years and it gets steadily worse. Management and the committee make rules which are not in the best interests of the residents. The management seem to have a fundamental misunderstanding of Covid rules. There are often things stolen from the car park. All motorbike spaces get taken up by people who don't live here. The management can't seem to get the security gates to work for motorcycles despite being informed what the issue is. I won't be staying which is a shame! -
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4.3
Tenant (2 reviews )
Reviewed on September 5, 2017 1 helpful votes
Perfect location
Been living here for a few months now and I love the place. You'll read a lot of reviews, mainly by people with family, complaining that there are too many rules especially for the kids. Good because most of the expat parents in this place let their kids run wild, the rules keep some sense of balance. I live alone here and am in my mid 20's, so rules about using putting greens and playgrounds matter not, it's all about the awesome location. You can walk to any of the quays and have an immense choice of bars and restaurants just minutes away along Robertson walk, all reasonably priced. Nowhere is more than 5 minutes away by uber/grab if you want to head to downtown core. Clarke quay and Somerset MRTs are walking distance away, as are clarke quay central and Plaza Singapura malls. Food shopping wise, there is a cold storage down the road at UE square mall, and a great butcher on the walk back up which is about the only way you'll get decent meat in Singapore. The condo itself has this great minimart on site which sells around most of your day to day stuff at good prices, just your fresh produce I'd recommend heading to the supermarket for. Facilities on site are great, the pool is beautiful but very busy with kids after school finishes. The gym is one of the better equipped condo gyms I've used, even has a power rack and olympic bar which almost none ever do, so power lifts are a go (You still get people doing sit ups and curls in the squat rack though). Booking the tennis and squash courts is required but they don't get all that busy, and there's a function room which can be booked for parties, bake sales, garage sales and whatnot. Overall it's great, I haven't had any issues with the staff or met any hostility from other tenants, would recommend to anybody. -
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1.7
Mr. Joshua Leong (1 reviews )
Reviewed on May 27, 2017 1 helpful votes
Farcical estate management practises
There are a great many number of rules that are not needed and whose sole purpose is to cause resentment among the residents. For example, the putting green which is almost never used, was used by children to play their games. Now, the security will routinely chase them away from the putting green. The putting green it seems is more of a decorational piece for the residents of the block facing it. Similarly, there are other rules, such as "no scooters, no pets, no RUNNING" that are in place, though they are hardly necessary at all. The management have these signs very conspicuously placed around the common areas, and they will very often enforce it, especially when children are involved. Their reason? In the name of safety. But wait. Consider the following points. On 5th January, 2017, an Aspen Heights apartment had an electrical accident which resulted in a fire. The security stopped the fire engines at the gate, and then when the firemen finally got in, they were not able to use the lifts. A resident had to bring them up to the fifth floor then open the stairs and climb up two flights of stairs. But the door was locked on the inside of the seventh floor staircase. By order of management. This delayed the firemen greatly. Another issue is the extremely inefficient process of getting into the condominium by car. Since a series of housebreakings, security began to implement a series of measures, such as ID checks at the gates. Only, they check residents. Residents of whom they are perfectly aware of that have lived here for years. These same security guards have seen them inside the condo, leaving the condo every day for work, and sometimes these guards know they live in the condo because they send warnings about scooters and Football up to those people's units. Yet they insist on this check. It is extremely ineffective. Why? Because if you're an uber driver or a food delivery, or any old contractor, they let you in without any delay. -
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Aspen Heights Resident (1 reviews )
Reviewed on May 22, 2017 1 helpful votes
Awful management and security
Simply awful management committee at this condo. Bizarre decisions taken with no consultation with residents, often resulting in genuine damage or annoyance. Security guards becoming infamous for being rude and hostile to visitors and residents alike. Condo itself is OK, showing signs of age and disrepair, and overunning with noisy kids with little parental control. -
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2.8
Ms. Charlotte (1 reviews )
Reviewed on February 8, 2017 1 helpful votes
Worst management and security team ever
The condo is nice but the management and security staff are with no doubt the worst. They locked the fire engine outside for long time when an electrical fire accident took place on Jan 5 2017. Their response time to any event is sluggish. Residents have been complaining a lot but were ignored because most are expats ie. tenants rather than owners. The management team are very prejudiced in that sense. So if you are looking to rent, ask for sharing from friends who lived there as tenants to hear their stories. -