AI-generated illustration inspired by The Lilium; not a photograph or an exact architectural representation.
From How Sun Park to The Lilium
The Lilium is an 80-home freehold condominium on How Sun Road, developed by SingHaiyi Huajiang Amber. It occupies the former How Sun Park site, which SingHaiyi acquired through a collective sale in November 2017.
SingHaiyi launched The Lilium alongside nearby The Gazania in May 2019. They are separate developments within the same How Sun neighbourhood. The Lilium's Temporary Occupation Permit was issued on 17 November 2021, according to the group's December 2021 SGX circular.
Residential scale and design
The documented scheme comprises two five-storey blocks with attic levels and a basement car park. SingHaiyi lists the site at approximately 54,942 square feet. This compact arrangement gives the development a different scale from the much larger condominium estates found elsewhere in the northeast.
RSP Architects Planners & Engineers designed the project. BCA's 2020 Green Mark awards publication records a GoldPlus award for the new residential design. Its listed measures include glazing intended to reduce solar heat gain, regenerative lifts, water-efficient fittings and rainwater collection for landscape irrigation. These describe the original design; they do not establish the energy consumption of a particular apartment today.
Pool, gardens and shared facilities
The development-era valuation report describes a 30-metre lap pool, children's pool and lily pond, together with garden walks and lawns. It also records a gym, function room and dining pavilion. The mix brings swimming, exercise and small gatherings into the residential grounds.
For a viewing, consider how the apartment relates to these shared spaces. Check its outlook, the distance to the opposite block and the route from the lift lobby to the pool court. Confirm current facility access and booking arrangements separately, particularly if a specific space is important to your routine.
How Sun and the wider surroundings
The immediate context is the established How Sun private residential neighbourhood. Bartley MRT station connects the area to the Circle Line, with an interchange to the North East Line at Serangoon. Assess the actual walking route from the condominium entrance, including crossings and shelter, rather than treating proximity as a fixed journey time.
Bidadari Park adds a larger public green space to the wider Bartley and Woodleigh area. NParks describes a 13-hectare park with woodland features and heritage interpretation along the Heritage Walk and Sang Nila Utama Boulevard. It offers a different outing from the condominium's own gardens; check the park map when planning an entrance and route.
Before visiting or moving in
Arrange entry with the host and confirm the correct block for the appointment. Compare the apartment's current layout and fittings with its approved plan, and request the latest maintenance contributions, renovation rules and move-in requirements. Inspect daylight and privacy in the actual unit rather than relying on a development-wide illustration or brochure.
Sources
SingHaiyi: The Lilium · SingHaiyi project timeline · SingHaiyi SGX circular, December 2021 · BCA Green Mark Awards 2020 · LTA rail map · NParks: Bidadari Park · Estate.sg: former How Sun Park