Upper Thomson Road Parcel A Site Plan & Stack Selection Guide 2026
Upper Thomson Parcel A: site-plan selection is about balance
The project combines Springleaf MRT access, a green northern setting and first-storey commercial space. The official site plan should therefore be read for both convenience and exposure.
MRT-side stacks
Stacks closest to station access may be convenient but can experience more pedestrian or road activity. Decide how much the shorter walk is worth to your household.
Commercial-side stacks
Units above or near retail, loading or service areas may gain convenience but lose some quietness. Study service roads, loading bays and refuse points once the detailed plan is available.
Green-facing stacks
A nature-facing orientation can be attractive, but verify whether the view is protected or simply current. Future development, tree growth and neighbouring plots can change outlooks.
Block spacing and privacy
Check distance between towers, balcony-to-balcony sightlines and lower-floor privacy. A quieter view can be more valuable than a small difference in walking distance to the station.
Floor choice
Pay for height when it materially improves outlook, airflow or privacy. Avoid automatic high-floor premiums if the view and noise environment do not change meaningfully.
Sean’s Take
I would look for a stack that captures the Springleaf lifestyle without sitting directly on the busiest retail or road edge. A balanced stack is likely to have broader resale appeal than one that maximises only one feature.
Continue your research
See the project hub and use the affordability calculator.