The Reef at King’s Dock

by Mapletree and Keppel Land where Past, Present and Future Converge.

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Project Details

Location

The King’s Dock is a historical site and was a dry dock in 1913, it has remained unchanged for 100 years.

Waterfront Living

The property will face the King’s dock and just a short walk to Keppel Marina and to Labrador Park. It is also at the gateway to Sentosa and Brani.

Design

Mapletree and Keppel land

With such a great team developing this project you can be assured of the vision and the quality of the product. The know how to develop a property and they know this area so well.

Where Past, Present and Future Converge

Passed

King’s Dock was unveiled and it was the second largest in the world, second only to the Suez Canal. By the 1950’s King’s Dock was considered vital to the economic prosperity of Singapore.

Present

From 1990s to 2000s, Keppel Shipyard moved its operation out of Keppel Harbour opening the way for the transformation into a waterfront precinct for luxury homes. Mapletree and Keppel also jointly developed Harbourfront Towers and Keppel Bay Towers and in 2006 Vivocity opened it’s doors.

Future

The Reef being situated in the Greater Southern Waterfront and at the edge of the new Sentosa-Brani entertainment and lifestyle precinct, residents will have access to pristine beaches and entire island filled with theme parks, nature trails and more.

Location Map

Site Plan

Water water everywhere

With the one and only floating deck on the water at the Reef, a 50m swimming pool and splash pools to pick from, it would be hard not to feel like you are in your own resort everyday.

Smart Living

Not only do you have the best facilities in the condo, you also can manage the facilities and your home with the Smart home devices, the Smart Communication controls and the Smart appliances in your home at the Reef.

Great Surroundings

Walk on the nature trails, along the boardwalk to Labrador Park, explore the marina, cross the road to go up to the Mount Faber and walk all along the nature trails of the Southern Ridges. You are spoiled for choice. Did I mention Sentosa?