The Giverny Residences is a boutique luxury development along Robin Drive in prime District 10 (Artist's impression: The Giverny Residences)French painter Claude Monet is best known for his impressionist paintings depicting water lilies. The paintings were based on the lilies in Monet’s gardens in Giverny, France. Those gardens are still present today, showcasing a landscape filled with flowers, ponds and greenery.This garden setting is a key inspiration behind The Giverny Residences, a boutique
The Giverny Residences is a boutique luxury development along Robin Drive in prime District 10
The five-storey development offers six exclusive residences comprising three- and four-bedroom units. Except for level two — which houses two units — the remaining floors contain just one unit each, offering ample space and privacy. An interesting feature of The Giverny Residences is that no two homes are identical: Each unit has been crafted with a unique layout. This has allowed each home’s floor plan to be optimised, resulting in a palatial abode that has been thoughtfully configured.All units feature en suite bedrooms, with master bedrooms equipped with a walk-in wardrobe. There is also a utility room, service yard, private lift lobby, and outdoor deck area. Four-bedroom units also come with both wet and dry kitchens.
Jelle Hendrik Therry, the design director at Henning Larsen , was brought in to bring the garden setting envisioned for The Giverny Residences to life. The firm, which has worked on the landscape design of luxury condos such as CanningHill Piers, One Pearl Bank, and MeyerHouse, sought to bring residents at The Giverny Residences as close to nature as possible.
The Giverny Residences incorporates extensive biophilic elements that provide a serene garden setting for residents In addition to the luxurious and tranquil lifestyle afforded by The Giverny Residences, residents have the advantage of being close to various amenities. This includes proximity to reputable schools — including Singapore Chinese Girls’ School at Dunearn Road, Anglo-Chinese School at Barker Road, and St Joseph’s Institution at Malcolm Road — all within 1km of the development.
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