AI-generated illustration inspired by Fourth Avenue Residences; not a photograph or an exact architectural representation.
Fourth Avenue and the Bukit Timah setting
Fourth Avenue Residences is an apartment development beside the Bukit Timah Road corridor. Its archived ERA project sheet records 476 homes at the even-numbered addresses from 2 to 18 Fourth Avenue, on a 99-year lease beginning on 7 March 2018.
BCA's project directory identifies Valleypoint Investments as the project developer, with Allgreen Properties as the developer group, Tiong Aik Construction as builder and RSP as architect. Juniper Hill is another Allgreen project listed by BCA; it is a separate development at a different site.
A varied arrangement of residential blocks
The launch sheet sets out nine blocks, combining two-storey and six-storey buildings with taller elements reaching ten storeys. It also shows a range from one-bedroom apartments to four-bedroom homes with a study. This makes block, level and apartment type more useful starting points for a viewing than a single description of the whole estate.
Compare the unit's position against the site plan, including its relationship to neighbouring blocks, access routes and shared spaces. Check the actual rooms and furniture clearances; a study shown on one layout does not establish the arrangement in every apartment of the same bedroom count.
Shared spaces and day-to-day use
The archived plan shows a central lap pool, a clubhouse, a tennis court and gardens distributed around the residential blocks, including roof gardens. These are documented design features, rather than a guarantee that a particular facility is available on the day of a visit.
Walk the route between the apartment, lift lobby and the spaces the household expects to use. Ask management about current opening hours, reservations, visitor rules and maintenance works instead of relying on a launch-era facilities list.
Rail access and viewing priorities
Sixth Avenue MRT station is the nearby rail reference point shown in the project material. The Downtown Line serves the Bukit Timah corridor and connects it with central Singapore. LTA also places Botanic Gardens station at the northern edge of the gardens, providing a useful wider-area leisure destination along the line.
For a visit, confirm the correct Fourth Avenue block and pedestrian entrance. Test the actual station route, road crossings and sheltered sections, and assess traffic sound from the chosen unit. Verify current floor plans and maintenance charges; historical advertised possession dates and estimated fees should not be treated as current information.
Sources
Archived ERA project sheet · BCA project directory · LTA Downtown Line · Estate.sg Juniper Hill