Watercolours is a 99 year leasehold executive condominium commencing from 2012 and completed in 2014. Developed by Huge Development Pte Ltd, the project occupies approximately 18,605 sqm of land with a gross floor area of about 39,070 sqm. The development comprises 416 residential units and offers a range of communal facilities within a coastal residential setting.
Located along Pasir Ris Link in District 18, Watercolours enjoys convenient connectivity. It is served by Pasir Ris MRT, including stations on the Cross Island Line, providing improved access to the city centre and other key destinations across Singapore. Major expressways in the vicinity further enhance accessibility for motorists.
Residents benefit from nearby daily conveniences, with supermarkets such as FairPrice and Don Don Donki within easy reach. Downtown East, a prominent lifestyle and entertainment destination, offers a wide selection of retail outlets, dining establishments, chalets and recreational facilities. The development is also close to Pasir Ris Park, known for its expansive green spaces, mangrove boardwalk and coastal activities.
District 18 comprises Simei, Tampines and Pasir Ris, predominantly residential estates supported by strong commercial and recreational infrastructure. Simei is known for its country clubs and proximity to Singapore Expo. Tampines serves as a key regional centre with established business parks and major shopping malls including Tampines Mall, Tampines 1 and Century Square. Pasir Ris provides a distinctive seaside living environment, combining residential estates with beachside recreation and resort style attractions.
The East Region spans approximately 11,000 hectares and is both a residential heartland and a significant economic hub. It houses major aviation and logistics infrastructure, including Changi Airport and Changi Business Park. Industrial estates in Bedok, Changi, Pasir Ris and Tampines support manufacturing and technology sectors. With the continued development of the Cross Island Line and Thomson East Coast Line, connectivity within the region and to the rest of Singapore is set to improve further, reinforcing the long term appeal of developments such as Watercolours.
