AI-generated illustration inspired by Parc Botannia; not a photograph or an exact architectural representation.
Development background
Parc Botannia is a 735-home condominium on Fernvale Street. Its developer, Fernvale Green, was a joint venture between Sing Holdings and Wee Hur Holdings. The project's 99-year tenure commenced on 28 December 2016, and Wee Hur's project portfolio records that TOP was obtained in 2022.
Wee Hur's earlier residential work includes Parc Centros in Punggol. Despite the similar naming, the two are separate developments; Parc Centros is not an earlier phase of Parc Botannia.
Four towers and a broad apartment mix
The development has four 22-storey residential towers. The 2017 launch documents offered one- to five-bedroom apartments, including some layouts with a study. This range accommodates different household needs, but room labels alone do not establish how comfortably a particular home will work.
During a viewing, compare the actual plan, circulation space, kitchen arrangement and bedroom dimensions. Check how the apartment faces neighbouring towers and shared recreation areas. Outlook and daylight should be assessed from the unit itself, rather than inferred from development-wide images.
Facilities and shared outdoor space
Wee Hur's portfolio lists a swimming pool, tennis court, clubhouse, childcare provision and a two-storey carpark. The original launch material describes a wider landscape programme with themed gardens and a 50-metre lap pool. It helps explain the design emphasis on outdoor recreation without establishing today's booking arrangements or service availability.
Walk the routes from the chosen tower to the facilities most relevant to the household. Confirm access, operating hours and any current closures with management. If childcare is important, contact the current operator about admission and availability rather than assuming a place comes with living here.
Fernvale and the surrounding area
The developer places Parc Botannia beside Thanggam LRT and identifies Jalan Kayu and Seletar Mall as surrounding dining and shopping destinations. For regular journeys, check the full connection to the MRT and the route from the actual entrance; no fixed walking or commuting time is assumed here.
Sengkang Riverside Park adds a different kind of outdoor space in the wider area. NParks describes its Punggol River setting, constructed wetland and park-connector links. It is a public park with several access points, distinct from Parc Botannia's private grounds.
Before buying or renting
Confirm the tower and unit address, current maintenance charges and the condition of included fittings. Ask about move-in procedures, parking and any planned common-property works, and distinguish these current arrangements from the original sales brochure.
Sources
Wee Hur project portfolio · SGX launch release · NParks Sengkang Riverside Park · Estate.sg Parc Centros