A quiet penthouse-tier home with the sea as its fourth wall.
Set one floor below the very top of the tower, this 1,260 sqft three-bedroom residence at 12 Siglap Link enjoys what the building was designed to offer and what the East Coast rarely gives away: an unblocked, panoramic sea view framed by full-height glass.
The home arrives without compromise — a private lift opens directly into the apartment, an efficient layout absorbs three bedrooms into a footprint that lives generously, and a separate utility plus store keep daily life uncluttered. Both bathrooms have natural ventilation; the master bath, in particular, faces East Coast through a full-length glass panel.
Being on the penultimate floor matters here for two reasons that owners of rooftop units come to learn the hard way. First, the view is essentially the same — you are above the tree-line, above the neighbouring developments, and the horizon is yours. Second, you avoid the structural risks that the top floor inherits from the roof itself: water-ingress, thermal load, and the long-tail maintenance disputes that follow them.
This is also one of the newer freehold-equivalent assets along the East Coast — Seaside Residences was completed in 2021 on a 99-year tenure from 2016, which means a meaningful 89 years remained on the lease at the time of this marketing. The development sits on one of the last sizeable residential plots facing East Coast Park, with Siglap MRT (TE28) on the Thomson-East Coast Line a 2-minute walk away.
The home is positioned within a stack that catches the building's pool-side aspect, which means the secondary view — when you turn away from the sea — is of landscaped water and palms rather than the next block over. The primary view, the one you actually live with, is unbroken: park, beach, anchorage, sky.
Inside, the layout is the building's well-known 3-bedroom prive — three proper bedrooms, three full bathrooms, a separate utility, and a private lift lobby that gives this stack its near-private-residence feel. It is a rare combination at this size: efficient enough to feel right-sized for a couple or small family, large enough to host without rearranging the room.
