17 reviews for this Condo
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5
Jennifer Toh (148 reviews )
Reviewed on January 25, 2026 0 helpful votes
vintage nostalgia
Neptune Court is an old HUDC estate that's spacious and feels vintage and nostalgic... though it TOP in 1975, it still feels the same now. windy feels as near the sea and reportedly can see the sea from high views. i just enjoy the greenery lol as i live low floor with my family -
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5
Eric Lee (146 reviews )
Reviewed on January 24, 2026 0 helpful votes
meditation venue
good to meditate here at Neptune Court due to its quiet location and nobody disturbs you. try elsewhere and not as calming. oasis. -
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5
Irfan Syahid (116 reviews )
Reviewed on January 23, 2026 0 helpful votes
enbloc potential
considered the age of this Neptune Court property there is en bloc potential, but my neighbours would probably say NO to moving out as they've all gotten used to the lovely neighbourhood with everything within reach and all linked. personally, i'm addicted to going to the beach and cafe every weekend. breeziness is good too. i'm sure that anything built here in the future would be equally fantastic and fetch a high price. -
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5
Ashvin Thevar (109 reviews )
Reviewed on December 26, 2025 0 helpful votes
beach life
Neptune Court is the best for my family with kids due to its direct access to East Coast Park! even when the weather is bad, we can get a glimpse of the sea views. TEL has made it even more convenient. -
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5
@! (119 reviews )
Reviewed on December 25, 2025 0 helpful votes
roomy vintage
as a 1970s apartment, Neptune Court retains the generosity of space, with large balconies and practical layouts of that era. a 3-bedder is about 1,270 to 1,636 sqft, which is fantastic. some modern condos 3br is about 969 to 1,130sqft. -
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5
Sundae toh (101 reviews )
Reviewed on December 24, 2025 0 helpful votes
sun sand and sea
love how close Neptune Court is to the East Coast Park. that said, while the sand and sea are just steps away, so is the sun. some units get more sun than others so do take note. traffic noise from ECP might be a factor too. but otherwise, all good! -
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Joao Ferreira da Silva (1 reviews )
Reviewed on September 23, 2024 0 helpful votes
Stay away!
Terribly mismanaged. Both lifts in my 21-storey block are often out of service and residents are forced to walk up and down the stairs. It's utterly irresponsible that the lifts have been allowed to fall into such a state of disrepair in a building with some many families and elderly residents. -
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3.7
The Alaska Tea (1 reviews )
Reviewed on May 21, 2024 0 helpful votes
By the sea
Sea breeze. Living by a huge open common area. Healthy lifestyle along the East Coast area. Nearby Siglap neighbourhood charm with its quaint cafes, restaurants, cool shops and fab gyms. Marine Terrace Hawker Centre and Wet market within walking distance. Near Marine Terrace MRT Station and many buses. -
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2.8
Daniel Kee (1 reviews )
Reviewed on January 5, 2024 0 helpful votes
Units & View
The units is huge although the lease is less than 51 years. The floor area of PSF is cheap that nowadays having Seaview at this area and view of Indoor stadium . Hardly you can get it further. The exterior of the building looks olds and without any facilities. Those ppl do not require so much facilities it can be consider of it as the Sinking funds is cheap. -
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Bjorn Borg (1 reviews )
Reviewed on March 8, 2023 0 helpful votes
Not worth buying nor renting
Just got results that the privatisation did NOT go through, so the land is still own by MOF. Residents need to fork out $133 million just to privatise, and even then, it's not a guarantee to enbloc, as many residents are old and comfortable. It would need at least 10 years for things to move. While then, the lifts are breakind down, ceilings are falling, and leaks are getting more common. Nevertheless, this was a wonderful estate in the last 49 years. Now, it's just ageing, which is why some owners are selling before it hits the 50-year mark. -