Midwood

For the more active, the park also accommodates running, hiking, strolling and even more extreme sports such as mountain biking, rock-climbing and abseiling. For the former sport, there is a 6.5 km trail called the Bukit Timah Mountain Bike Trail (BTM) which goes to Dairy Farm Road and Hinhinde Park. Now you can have an adrenaline boost just biking out of your house to this rocky and challenging trail. While you explore the park, be sure to keep your eyes peeled for wildlife like the playful crab-eating macaque, golden orb-web spider, slender squirrels. Malayan pangolin and the rare red-cheeked flying squirrel, among others.

 

Once you’ve exhausted Bukit Timah Nature Reserve, move on to the Bukit Timah Town Park, known as the famed Little Guilin due to the disused granite quarry bearing resemblance to the granite rock formations found in Guilin, China. Located less than five minutes away from Bukit Gombak MRT Station and in Hillview itself, the park is the place you want to go to for a deeply rejuvenating stroll and is perfect for artists like painters or writers or anyone who wants to take a moment to be in the present and recollect their thoughts. The park features rugged granite outcrops and a contrasting backdrop of green hills sitting within a large and tranquil lake. Whether it’s a picnic with your family and friends or an early morning run or even a yoga workout, Little Guilin is a fantastic aspect of the Hillview landscape and neighbourhood.

Surrounded by gems like the two mentioned above and located off Hillview Rise, Midwood is in a prime location to take advantage of these natural wonders of Singapore while still being conveniently accessible to Central Business District (CBD) and other central districts. The condominium is within minutes’ walk to Hillview MRT Station and is serviced by the Pan Island Expressway (PIE). Just like its natural counterparts, Midwood is well-surrounded by amenities and institutions. Midwood is right next to HillV2 mall, where delectable cuisines can be found in restaurants like Kinsa Sushi, iO Italian Osteria, Wine Connection Bistro and Dean & Deluca. The charming and rustic Rail Mall is also nearby, as well as schools like CHIJ Our Lady Queen of Peace, Assumption English School, Assumption Pathway School, Bukit Panjang Primary School, and Fajar Secondary School. Midwood is also close to the famous Bukit Timah Education Belt (Ngee Ann Polytechnic, Methodist Girls’ School, Raffles Girls’ Primary School, Hwa Chong Institutions and National Junior College). 

The development itself is an oasis within an oasis, with a 50-metre rooftop infinity pool where you can gaze upon the verdant landscape with the city looming at the horizon, as well as more practical amenities like an on-site childcare centre, BBQ pits, indoor gyms, tennis courts and more. Midwood comprises of two 29-storey residential blocks with a covered link bridge connecting the two towers.

 

The verdant and tranquil Midwood launches on 2019 October 26^th. For more information, please get a copy of our free Proejct Report.