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Oxley Holdings has confirmed that they will be launching the new low-rise condominium on the site of the former Mayfair Gardens for sale soon. And they will be re-cycling the name, so it will still be called Mayfair Gardens. There seems to be a trend of recycling names. (Guess if it ain't broke, don't fix it! After all, its quite a nice name.) Here is a pic of the former Mayfair Gardens before it was torn down.



And as befits the name, the design concept for the new Mayfair Gardens will be colonial / English style. (If that sounds familiar, you have probably heard it over at Park Colonial.) Since this is a low-rise 5 storey high development, the English garden theme might come out very well here.

Location-wise, this is actually a pretty convenient place to be. It is 315 metres from the King Albert Park MRT station, about a 5 minute stroll. Mayfair Gardens is also just round the corner, 5 minutes walk in the other direction, from Bukit Timah Plaza which has a pretty complete list of all the stuff you need - supermarket, clinics, banks, lifestyle shops, food court, fast food joints, restaurants and cafes.

If you are interested to know more or be kept informed about the launch details or floor plans, just head over and maybe register for the Mayfair Gardens showflat viewing too. Oxley bought this site at quite a good price compared to the Fourth Avenue site, so keeping our fingers crossed that they will price it with a good discount!

But if you are looking for a freehold property in the Bukit Timah area, rather than leasehold, then consider the Mont Botanik condo instead, by Tuan Sing Holdings. Mont Botanik will be launching slightly earlier than Mayfair Gardens, in August this month. In fact it is likely that the Mont Botanik Residence showflat could open for viewing appointments around 18 August.