Unit Type in LEVEN of One Holland Village Residences, Singapore

" TIMELESS. CHIC.  HERITAGE-INSPIRED."

At Leven, units on each level are designed uniquely. Level 1 opens out into lush greenery with direct access to the lawn, while Level 2 units extend into private balconies. Level 3 residences feature a walk-up rooftop terrace via heritage-inspired spiral stairs, perfect for winding down during magic hour.


 Due to conveniences and centralised and popular location of project. All units in LEVEN are 2 Bedrooms which is practical for rental out to expatriates and small families who like to live in th heart of Holland Village. Leven featured a unique lowrise Architecture in Singapore.

One Holland Village Residences











Location: 3 Lor Liput, Singapore 277725

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