Inside A $8,355,000 Ultra-Luxurious Apartment With A Private Pool

Meyer House sits on a freehold land size of almost 110,000 square feet, with just 56 exclusive units total. It starts from 1,862 sqft for a 3 bedroom unit, all the way to a massive 5,662 sqft penthouse unit. It was designed to be the "Nassim of the East" by acclaimed designers like WOHA, Yabu Pushelberg, and Ramboll Studio Dreiseitl and is developed by a joint venture between UOL and Kheng Leong.

We also really like that it faces a park (although it’s a small one), and it nearly feels like an extension of the space.

For those looking for landed living but still want to have facilities in a well-designed space, this is one to look at.

Note: The $8.355M unit is for the ID unit.
Thumbnail Image Credit: Studio Periphery

Chapters
00:00 - Intro
01:11 - Background Information
02:25 - Facilities Tour
06:10 - Amenities
07:22 - 4 Bedroom Unit Tour
17:54 - Final Thoughts
19:31 - Outro

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[mitchellvong]

This place was shot beautifully! Loved Reuben's presentation as always!

[cleefho]

Simply amazing interior design. Especially like the flooring and bathroom. not commonly seen in homes. Of course i am a fan of Reuben, always enjoying his home tour.

[thatapartmentgirl]

Amazing attention to detail. I also love how they have prioritized greenery. So beautiful, exquisite and tranquil.

[RobinHoodSG]

I love Stacked Homes, and all the nice videos it puts out. If it's anything that could be improved is that some shots are washed out and over-exposed, and maybe some colour grading could be done to make the video even better. One request is to see more Kheng Leong properties.. Both 15 Holland Hill and Meyer House are gorgeous!

[wbq]

Please do more features on condos that have TOPed! Would love to see. Well done!

[WWK]

Love the landscaping and exclusivity of development.

[ys]

Well done Reuben for the elegant presentation of the project. Clearly this project is targeted to a very specific high wealth group of families. To be honest, I’m a bit surprised by the overall facade look like Royal Green, also a bit of dormitory look. Also the AC ledge just outside the bedroom floor to ceiling door? It’s definitely disappointing from the overall look and practical point of view.

[haebee]

everything from the formal english garden to the unit layout spell high-end design. that it's only six floors adds to the exclusivity. *chef's kiss*

[yongjiewong]

Always well-done presentation, so close to 100k subscribers!

[qictkvf]

one sentence
"..beautifully executed.."

[herecliche]

Is it right that one of the bedrooms has a gilded door that opens to outside but is actually a common space? Would love it if there's barrier or fence

[TofuZen]

A private pool within a unit is one of the worse thing that can happen. The pool itself is too small for any proper swimming to be done. The only saving grace for this unit is the size of 3240sq ft. But to pay such an amount is simply not justifiable especially when one can go for older units which would have a much better floorplan and lower price. This is obviously paid advertisement and a poor recommendation. Meyer Road don't even have any view at all. This is coming from someone who own a few condo in Singapore. One of them Costa Rhu though only 99 years can beat this hands down anytime.

[ezekielk.]

This is one of the most beautiful condo project follow by Ritz Carlton Residence and The Nassim.

Now wheres the cheque book.

[linzixuan]

Finally the maid's room is so much better .

[candy]

Unless I've missed something, why does this unit (you're showing), need an elevator lift, if it's a ground floor unit? Why would any ground unit floor need an elevator lift (unless, it's actually elevated (off the first level) despite being (called) a ground level floor)?
Nevertheless, the property is absolutely stunning. Sending love and best wishes to Stacked Homes, from North Carolina USA.

[leipan]

Amazing mansion! but I prefer an open kitchen, it can makes families to have more interactions and communications. I'm curious if it's possible to change the design as a open kitchen

[tuesdayreserve]

With star architects and interior/landscape designers, I was expecting a little more.

The entrance driveway into the development is a little disappointing. There is no sense of arrival. The units are built up right to the edge and the facade is barely interesting. What's with the orange brown blinds/ louvre ? It doesn't seem to go well with the rest of the areas where the wood tones are different (lift lobby and concierge etc). With the facade, orange blinds and private lift lobby design in the basement ...it gives off the self storage vibe ( think storehub, extra space) lol.

The individual lift access is meant to give supreme privacy but unnecessary and pretentious for ground floor units. The bedrooms open into common areas...what privacy is that? So if you want light in the bedrooms and keep the ac ledge area open, , anyone outside can literally walk up to your bedroom. The master bedroom opens into the living room and common balcony, and seperate from the main pool by a low hedge. With all this openess, what exactly is the point of the private lift lobby downstairs? I am confused. On paper, the units look huge but at least 25% is dedicated to the lift lobby and massive ac ledges.

Guests need to enter via the basement lobby.or via the service lifts and corridor that opens directly into the kitchen? Reminds me of cluny park residences by SCDA. Not very practical. How do owners access the rooftop and common areas on the ground floor? Service lifts l guess 😆 or worse still take pvt lifts to basement and change lifts.

Not so sure if the landscaping is good. The underground arrival court is decent but the landscaping around the pool and main entrance looks worst than those from Far East projects. WOHA creates stunning commercial projects but in this case, one can only wonder if their creativity is stifled by the requirements of the developer to maximise profits. The only saving grace is that the pricing is decent. It appears that these developers borrow architect brand names but don't want to pay them enough. Isnt this UOL project just a cheaper updated version of Nassim park residences? SCDA is the same. From highend development (the marq, 21 Anguilla), mid tier condos (echelon) to public housing (dawson) they just use the same interlocking design. It's like a cookie template. I wish Ole Scheeren would do more residential projects. We will miss Kerry Hill and his Martin no. 38 with it's clarity in design.

The only saving grace of this video is Rueben's unhurried and clear presentation style. 👍 Stacked homes curated content is great 🙌

[linzixuan]

Even though the view isn’t the best but the interior is so much better than marina one residential

[clt]

I used to live opposite at 125 Meyer Road. This is no doubt a beautiful development, but sadly Meyer Road has now become overbuilt and lost its sense of tranquility and exclusivity.
Thanks for the great video!