Keppel Island · Keppel Bay · District 4· Preview registrations open
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Artist's impression, illustrative only: a balcony with armchairs and a table set with wine glasses, overlooking a marina, a waterside promenade and city towers at sunsetArtist’s impression. Illustrative only, not the development.
Keppel Island · District 4

The Island Residence E-Brochure

The e-brochure of The Island Residence is the developer’s own document, and it will be sent to everyone on the preview list on the day it is released.

The Island Residence E-Brochure

A developer’s brochure is where a new development is presented in full: the architecture and landscape, the facilities, the specifications of the homes, the unit mix and the developer’s own account of the location. For The Island Residence it will also be the first full picture of how the homes use their island setting.

What the brochure will cover

The brochure is sent as a PDF by email, and the Sales Concierge can walk through it on a call or at a preview appointment.

Bukit Chermin Boardwalk over Keppel Bay in late-afternoon light, with a person walking, red-roofed waterfront buildings and the Reflections at Keppel Bay towers above the trees
The Keppel Bay waterfront near Keppel Island. Neighbourhood photograph of the area around Keppel Island.

Request The Island Residence E-Brochure

No obligation. The Sales Concierge responds personally to every enquiry.

To talk it through instead, call +65 6200 6220 or send a WhatsApp message to the same number.

The Island Residence Documents on Release

Alongside the brochure, the Sales Concierge sends the floor plans, the price list and the preview invitation as each is issued, so a buyer on the list has every document before the public release.

Requests are answered personally; the contact page lists every way to reach the Sales Concierge.

Artist's impression, illustrative only: a gym with treadmills and an elliptical trainer facing floor-to-ceiling windows over a marina and city towers at sunset
Artist’s impression. Illustrative only, not the development.