Co-living brand Coliwoo launches new mixed-use project at Old Bukit Timah Fire Station
The co-living residency makes up 3 ensuite room types with single-, double-, and queen-studios. Each unit features in-room amenities like a completely furnished kitchen space and a washer-cum-dryer. Interiors are styled in cozy, nature-inspired tones with botanic motifs, mirroring the site’s close closeness to green places like the 24km Rail Corridor, Bukit Timah Nature Reserve and Singapore’s 36km Coast-to-Coast Central Trail.
“Beyond developing a place to stay, our vision is to build a sustainable and vibrant community where people can gather, expand and experience a brand-new method of mindful living that’s originated in intent and connected to nature,” includes Lim.
Common resident facilities contain an area garden, a co-working space, a lounge and an exterior space. Coliwoo additionally intends to arrange frequent member-exclusive events at the new location that will be open to all locals in its network.
Homegrown co-living label Coliwoo, a branch of real estate management services group LHN, is set to open up its latest property next month at the site of the Old Bukit Timah Fire Station, situated at 260 Upper Bukit Timah Roadway.
Coliwoo Bukit Timah Fire Station will certainly even be a lifestyle location along the Rail Corridor, and the local entry point is along Hindhede Walk. The site will also be pet-friendly with numerous child-friendly zones. The co-living operator will hold public activities such as craftsmen local market and workshops, complementing an occupant mix that includes city farming, beer making, a swimming program and experiential retailers. Confirmed tenants include ST. Ali by Surrey Hills Group and aquaDucks, a swim academy.
Coliwoo says the typical regular monthly rental rate begin with $3,500, and the serviced condominium has a minimum stay of 6 evenings.
“Leveraging our core strengths in spot optimization and property restoration, we have actually reimagined the Old Bukit Timah Fire Station into a distinctive venue that perfectly incorporates co-living, lifestyle and area into a holistic ecosystem,” says Kelvin Lim, executive chairman of LHN and founder of Coliwoo.
The State-owned heritage property has been repositioned as a mixed-use project with a 62-unit co-living residence by Coliwoo, a café and restaurant, and also community activity places. It is located near Hume MRT Station on the Downtown Line.
