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Just off the southern coast of Singapore lies Sentosa, a ​recreational island approximately 0.74% the size of mainland ​Singapore.


While it holds many fond memories for Singaporeans ever ​since its development into a recreational destination in the ​70s, it is best known to tourists for the Universal Studios ​theme park.

Interestingly, there is also a residential area nestled on its ​eastern coast.

This area known as Sentosa Cove was developed at the turn of the ​millennium.


Having had the chance to visit it, I realized how smart our urban ​planners had been to make full use of the stunning views of the ​South China Sea and the unbelievable sea breeze, to transform it ​into a residential haven that you can’t find on the mainland ​Singapore.


View from the balcony of Cape Royale condo on Sentosa. Click play ​and turn on the sound to hear the breeze and the waves. 👆😃

Sentosa Cove may be exclusive and luxurious, but it's far ​from being distant or cold. Instead, it's a place filled with ​warmth and peace.


Here, you'll see children playing soccer on the lush green ​spaces, families enjoying leisure bike rides, and folks simply ​strolling or walking their dogs.

The spaciousness, relaxed pace and laid-back vibes here are ​truly unique and something you won't find on the mainland.


In fact, a family who was interviewed mentioned they ​absolutely love heading to the beach easily and cycling ​everywhere they go.

There is a variety of housing options on Sentosa Cove, ​including waterfront villas, condominiums and bungalows.

What's intriguing is that the price per square foot of some of ​the properties is lower than many properties on the ​mainland of Singapore.

Although the overall cost may be higher but, that’s due to ​the generous floor sizes that you won't typically find on the ​mainland.