Now, this place isn't just your average ​neighbourhood; it's got history ​running through its veins.

It is the namesake of a pioneering ​dairy farm back in the 1930s -- the ​talk of the town, the first of its kind to ​apply modern technology for ​producing pasteurised milk in the ​tropics.

The farm ceased operations in the 70s ​but its legacy lives on through the ​Magnolia brand, which you see ​everywhere in Singapore.

Fast forward to today, the place has ​transformed into an enclave adorned ​with modern condos nestled in nature, ​connecting to the Bukit Timah Nature ​Reserve and stretching all the way to ​MacRitchie Reservoir in central ​Singapore.

In this urbanised city state, Diary ​Farm is a rare spot where you can ​embark on long hikes and mountain ​biking.

Living here isn't just about four walls ​and a roof; it's a lifestyle.

It's for folks who appreciate the ​simple joys of healthy living, who find ​peace being near nature. Whether ​you're into trekking, mountain biking, ​cycling, or just soaking up that ​suburban charm, Dairy Farm has got ​you covered.

But wait, there's more. Right across the ​main road is the Rail Corridor

– a brilliant makeover of the old railway ​track into a 24km haven for cyclists, ​joggers, leisure strollers, and anyone who ​simply enjoys basking in Mother Nature.

Let's talk accessibility

– Need to hit up Bugis or Marina Bay for ​some city vibes?

The nearest Hillview MRT station is part ​of the blue Downtown Line, which will ​bring you to town in about 30 minutes.

The blue line is my favourite line, its less ​crowded than the green East-West Line ​and the red North-South Line. Plus, the ​cabins are newer and more comfortable.

And for those who prefer the wheels, the ​BKE expressway is practically right at ​your doorstep.

This strip of land is divided into three parcels. Parcel 2 was ​launched in late 2023 as LakeGarden Residences with 306 units.

Parcel 3 will be launched as a 440-unit project named Sora. The ​preview has just commenced on 22Jun 2024, with the e-​balloting for a queue number on 4Jul, and the booking day on ​6Jul 2024. Book viewing appointment

Parcel 1 is still occupied by an old condominium development ​which has been attempting an en-bloc sale.

It has been solidified in the Masterplan that the Jurong Lake ​District (JLD) will transform into Singapore's largest commercial ​and recreational hub beyond the city center, essentially becoming ​the second CBD of Singapore.

Included in this grand plan is the new Science Center and a ​whopping 90 hectares of land dedicated to parks and water ​bodies.

You’ll notice on the map that there is a strip of land to the left. ​This area is zoned for residential purposes.

Those lucky ones to reside here will enjoy unobstructed views of ​the park and lake, unparalleled to any other part of Singapore.

The Best of Both Worlds

Besides the much-valued unblock view, what makes living here ​invaluable is that, it is a part of the grand Jurong transformation ​yet at the same time, maintains a tranquil distance of ​approximately 4km from the bustling town center on the other ​side of the lake.

This spot is highly appealing if you value unobstructed views, ​appreciate having a park right at your doorstep, enjoy outdoor ​exercise and is thrilled to be a part of one of the greatest ​transformations in Singapore!

Stretching for 15 kilometers along the eastern coastline, East ​Coast Park stands as Singapore's longest linear coastal park.

Running parallel to the park is the ECP highway, while on the ​opposite side, a line of condominiums takes advantage of the ​seaside location.

During my previous night cycling trips, I was amazed to see ​joggers and dog walkers out at 4 am in the dark!

Living here isn't just about getting a sea view; it's about ​embracing a lifestyle favored by families seeking sun-soaked ​weekends on the beach, and by those who enjoy long runs, ​water sports like windsurfing and wingfoiling, or simply taking a ​walk by the sea.

Oh, let's not forget, it's less than a 30-minute ride to the ​airport, making it exceptionally convenient for frequent ​travelers.

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