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13 reviews for this Condo
- 4
Klaus Poppe (1 reviews )
Reviewed on October 17, 2023 0 helpful votes
Nature Paradise with MRT Link right into the
This Condo recently received a new coat of paint and it looks marvelous.The new Entry Point on Hume Ave. to the Rail Corridor makes this Condo a Nature Paradise. And it links you within 5 min to the Rail Mall too.The upcoming DT04 HUME MRT Station is taking shape and should be ready in 2024. -
- 3.8
Pippa Haley (1 reviews )
Reviewed on February 5, 2023 0 helpful votes
Wonderful home I with superb access to nature
Having lived here for 15 years, I know why properties are so rarely on the market… it is a fabulous place to make a home. Superb links to nature and very soon an MRT line almost opposite! The pool is a gem and the Condo is very well maintained. With spacious grounds it’s a super place to raise a young family . -
- 3.1
J L (27 reviews )
Reviewed on May 1, 2021 0 helpful votes
Spacious grounds, small balconies
Spacious grounds typical of old-school condos with full facilities, which are not common in newer developments. One of the condos along Hume Ave which are closest to the bus stop and overhead bridge that links to the future Hume MRT station - good for families with schoolgoing children trying to avoid a long stretch of unsheltered pavement. Main downside is the retro architecture (think plenty of Grecian / Roman columns and salmon pink building colour) and small circular balconies, which don't have enough room to put more than a very small laundry rack. Otherwise, the space, accessibility and view of greenery is good. -
- 0
Zhao Alan (1 reviews )
Reviewed on March 10, 2020 1 helpful votes
Poor Management Rules
Management shifted tennis court booking to an online app, which limits individual use of the tennis courts to 2 hours a week, even tho there are periods when no one is using the courts. Inflexible. -
- 5
Micah Lim 林益才 (1305 reviews )
Reviewed on September 18, 2019 0 helpful votes
Lush and vast grounds and comprehensive faci
Lush and vast grounds and comprehensive facilities. Balcony designs come in semi circular shape. Would be better is balconies are bigger and not just standing space -
- 4.8
Viveca (1 reviews )
Reviewed on February 21, 2012 1 helpful votes
Loving living at Symphony Heights!!
We love living at Symphony Heights. (We rent). We are British Expats.Before this we lived in Palm Springs in Ewe Boon Road (close to Newton), and then Southaven (in Upper Bukit Timah). Of the 3 condos - we love this one the best. Its spacious, cool, breezy, the people (other residents) are lovely. Its quiet, clean, safe, lovely layout. Nice mix of locals and expats. Its good for couples, families, kids, and singles. Good facilities, great pool.Well maintained (mostly), lovely gardens.We will defintely not be looking to move anytime soon!Very happy residents.If I did have to say one thing against it....it would be the sound proofing between floors above and below are not very good so you can hear most things at night...but apart from that - you do (eventually) get used to your neighbours habits and movements so you hardly notice them - but at the beginning, when you first move in, you may think you are living with them! Of course this sound issue problem could only apply to our condo... -
- 3.7
Sara (1 reviews )
Reviewed on February 7, 2011 2 helpful votes
Symphony Heights
I have been living at Blk 39 since day1 from TOP in 1998. This place is like Genting Highland. Fresh cool air, quite and breezy. You can hear birds singing. The landscape and greenery is beautiful and well kept. This condo is on high ground and if there is an earthquake it will not affect us because of its solid rock foundation which CDL developer had to bring in special machine to cut before it could lay its foundation. You cannot get another place like this even though there are other new developments nearby. It sits on high ground (hilltop). It's name justify its beauty and serenity. -
- 3.8
Laura (1 reviews )
Reviewed on July 23, 2010 3 helpful votes
Very quite
We live in block 39, a bit in the back, and I've never lived in such a quite place, we only hear birds singing! Layout of apartments are good and big, compared to new condos, big living area and 2 storage rooms that for us is really a plus!Management is carrying out maintanance/repair works around the condo at the moment, it is a 10 year old condo, can not expect that everything will be perfect at all times.....With flooding situation, we are really happy to live in a hill-top condo! Prices of units are still very reasonable compared to condos around the areas......Security guards could be better. -
- 2.3
JL (5 reviews )
Reviewed on June 23, 2010 3 helpful votes
Not very well maintained
Seems that it's not very well maintained. Saw crack of tiles in lift and pavements, except swimming looks fine. Hope the management will improve on these area. Not sure when is the next repaint! -
- 2.2
Humer (1 reviews )
Reviewed on June 17, 2010 1 helpful votes
Symphony Heights
Was looking for a unit along the belt because my good pal is staying there. So I have seen quite a fair share of units in most of the blocks.First of all, I like the architecture design. But for all units I have seen, original marble flooring and bathroom interior are all consistently badly laid and need some serious re-work. Thus, when buying a resale unit for personal stay, be ready to fork out additional 80-100k for renovation. Facing wise, if u get those facing bt batok hill is a plus, quiet and good fresh air in the morning. Or if u don't mind the traffic noise and dust, can consider those facing the main road, nice view tho but after a while, my friend don't even bother to open the balcony doors.Swimming pool is small for such a development. 2 x Tennis and squash courts are a definite plus. Gymm, suana, security are pretty standard. Underground carpark is well taken care of. One annoying thing is the single lane for incoming and outgoing traffic, can be a pain during peak hours.Price range wise, now pretty high and bank eval seems to lag behind asking price by as much as 80-90k. However, most singaporeans have lots of cash on hand, so may not be a big problem for those.For those wanting value for money, worthwhile to pay attention to surrounding developments as they seem to offer more realistic prices and more or less similar setting and facilities. -