In trying to get a bird’s eye view of the Marina Bay area, the first thought would tend to be seeing it from the top of Marina Bay Sands (MBS). But what if you had access to a penthouse on the upper floor of a condominium building nearby?
Local media company Stacked Homes gave viewers an exclusive glimpse of that via their TikTok video yesterday (3 Oct).
In the clip, they briefly toured a penthouse on the 53rd floor of Marina Bay Residences, a luxury apartment building in Singapore’s central area.
To build sandcastles in the sky means to daydream, but the lucky owner of this sky-high penthouse in Marina Bay would be living the dream instead.
The moment you enter the home, you’ll step into this massive foyer of sorts with plenty of empty space and floor-to-ceiling windows all around. Long blinds offer shade, but slants of sunlight peek through the gaps.
A staircase leads to the main living space with a kitchen, but most importantly, priceless views of the surrounding area. On one side is MBS and the Gardens by the Bay attractions, and on the other is the Singapore River, along which the Esplanade and Fullerton Hotel stand.
Source: @stacked.homes on TikTok
And that’s just from inside the apartment. Step out onto the balcony and you’ll get to take in the same view while enjoying the breeze.
Source: @stacked.homes on TikTok
If your jaw is already on the floor after seeing the penthouse’s features thus far, wait till you see what’s on the upper storey.
Within the apartment itself lies a large swimming pool for the residents’ personal use.
Source: @stacked.homes on TikTok
The host claims that the pool is one of — if not — the largest swimming pool within any condominium unit in Singapore.
Truly a heaven on earth, it’s no wonder that the penthouse could fetch an over S$60 million price tag.
Acknowledging the home’s staggering value, many viewers jokingly asked if they could pay in instalments or use various discount methods.
Source: TikTok
Even then, they realised they may never be able to afford it. Would you dream of living in a home like this? Share your thoughts in the comments.
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Featured image adapted from @stacked.homes on TikTok.
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