Seaside condos are as close as you’ll get to a holiday home in Singapore—better still if you’re lucky enough to snag a sea-facing unit with sweeping views of the horizon. These homes are highly coveted for obvious reasons, one of them being the pretty “seaview” premium you’ll be able to charge future buyers should you ever sell your apartment.
So, if you’re looking for a coastal home to call your own plus the suite of facilities and perks that come with condo living, here are 11 seaside developments for those who dream of waking up by the ocean.
1. Meyer Blue—A stone’s throw away from ECP
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Situated along the prestigious Meyer Road stretch, Meyer Blue is an upcoming new freehold development by UOL and Singapore Land Group, offering residents an exclusive coastal lifestyle just a stone’s throw away from East Coast Park. With only 226 units, this project emphasises privacy, and premium seaside living.
Despite not being the tallest in the Marine Parade area, Meyer Blue’s towers are strategically positioned so that many units enjoy unblocked views of East Coast Park and the sea.
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Its prime location places it between two Thomson-East Coast Line stations: Tanjong Katong MRT (TE25) and Katong Park MRT (TE24). Both about a 10- to 15-minute walk away, giving residents convenient access to the city.
Families will also appreciate the abundance of schools within a 2km radius, including Dunman High School, Chung Cheng High School, and Konohana Kindergarten.
Blocks with sea view: Majority of stacks (orientation towards East Coast Park)
District: 15
TOP/Completion: 2028/2029
2. One Marina Gardens—Marina Bay Sands as your backdrop
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Set in the upcoming Marina South precinct, One Marina Gardens is a new “concept living” development by Kingsford Group that blends sustainability, greenery, and community-centric design. Not to be confused with Marina One Residences, this project stands out with 937 units across two elegant towers rising 44 storeys and 30 storeys high.
Thanks to its prime location, many units offer unobstructed views of Gardens by the Bay, the Marina Bay Sands skyline, and the sea. With a 99-year leasehold and an expected TOP in 2029, One Marina Gardens is poised to become a key residential landmark in the Greater Southern Waterfront.
Image credit: Kingsford
Residents will benefit from direct underground access to Marina South MRT (TEL) and the area’s design as a 10-minute neighbourhood, where daily needs and recreation are all within a short walk or cycle.
Schools within a 3 to 4km radius include Cantonment Primary, Radin Mas Primary, Outram Secondary, and Gan Eng Seng School, while SMU is just a few MRT stops away. Retail and entertainment options are also conveniently located nearby. The Shoppes at Marina Bay Sands is one stop away, and Marina Square and Suntec City are approximately a 5-minute drive.
Blocks with sea view: Higher-floor stacks facing the bay and waterfront
District: Likely District 1 (Downtown Core)
TOP/Completion: 2029
3. The Reef at King’s Dock—Singapore’s first floating deck for a residential project
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Situated along HarbourFront Avenue in District 4, The Reef at King’s Dock is a waterfront development by Mapletree and Keppel Land that offers resort-style living at the edge of the city. With 429 units spread across 10 blocks and a 99-year leasehold, the project is designed to optimise its coastal setting, providing residents with easy access to nature, leisure, and the sea.
Image credit: Reef King’s Dock
One of its standout features is Singapore’s first-ever floating deck in a residential development, offering residents a unique way to experience the water and marine life right at their doorstep. Many units also feature unobstructed views of the waterfront, bay, and surrounding greenery.
The Reef is just a short walk from HarbourFront MRT, placing residents within easy reach of VivoCity, Sentosa, and Labrador Nature Reserve—ideal for those who enjoy both city conveniences and outdoor recreation.
Blocks with sea view: Stacks facing King’s Dock and the waterfront
District: 4
TOP/Completion: 31st Dec 2025
4. Seaside Residences—4-minute walk to the beach
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With its architectural design recognised by the PropertyGuru Asia Property Awards, Seaside Residences in Siglap is home to lush landscaping and beach-inspired pools—it’s almost like living in a resort.
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While Seaside Residences may not be the tallest condominium complex in the Marine Parade district, its 27-storey height ensures that most units offer unobstructed, close-up views of the sea. The icing on the cake is that East Coast Park is just a 4-minute walk away.
In addition to its seaside amenities, residents looking for shopping options will find plenty of choices nearby, including Bedok Point, Bedok Mall, 112 Katong, and Parkway Parade.
Blocks with sea view: Tower 10, Tower 12, Tower 16, Tower 18
District: 15
5. The MeyeRise—Close to ECP, amenities & MRT stations
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Another East Coast condo offering panoramic sea views is The MeyeRise. Standing tall at 31 storeys, this development stands out due to its strategic location away from other high-rise buildings, ensuring unobstructed ocean views—even from the lower floors.
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This condo offers easy access to East Coast Park, just an 18-minute walk away via Fort Road and the underpass on East Coast Park Service Road. Whether walking along the Changi Jurassic Mile or enjoying a glamping experience, there’s something for everyone.
Additionally, The MeyeRise is close to several public transport options, including Katong Park (TE24) and Dakota (CC8), the latter being slightly farther. The condo is also an 18-minute drive from Orchard and the CBD via the East Coast Park (ECP) expressway, and just 5 minutes from the Singapore Sports Hub via Mountbatten Road.
Block(s) with sea view: 93
District: 15
6. Cote D’Azur—Seaside condo inspired by the French Riveria
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This condominium complex is named after the French region of Côte d’Azur, also known as the French Riviera. Just like its namesake, renowned for its beach resorts and coastal views, our local Côte d’Azur offers a similar seaside retreat with serene vistas.
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The tallest block, Block 66, rises to 23 storeys, but the sea view and warm sea breeze from the South-Eastern side are just the beginning.
Cote d’Azur is home to many exciting facilities to keep families entertained—young or old. From a massive common pool located in the center of all 5 blocks to a double tennis court that can accommodate large groups, this complex provides a great environment for unwinding and socialising with family after a taxing day at work.
Blocks with sea view: 60, 66, 68
District: 15
7. Blue Horizon—Close proximity to schools & parks in the West
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Blue Horizon is known for its condo units that offer views of the West Coast, with sights of container ships and private yachts sailing from the West Coast Pier. The condominium complex also partially overlooks West Coast Park, allowing residents to enjoy the rejuvenating sight of lush, green greenery.
West Coast Park (left) and Clementi Woods Park (right).
Image credit: @puteraemas, Google Maps
While it faces West Coast Park, it’s just a few minutes’ walk away from Clementi Woods Park—a “learning park” equipped with an old-school sandpit playground and nature play garden.
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On top of its sea view, Blue Horizon is also sought after due to its close proximity to well-known schools for different communities, including the National University of Singapore, the Japanese Secondary School, and Nan Hua Primary School.
Japanese expat families can look forward to a spread of schools, from kindergartens to high schools, offering curricula in their mother tongue.
Blocks with sea view: Tower A, Tower B, Tower C, Tower D
District: 5
8. Seahill—Wide variety of condo units with SOHO & townhouse options
This infinity pool faces the sea and the idle vessels on the western coast of Singapore.
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Another high-rise condo in the West, Seahill neighbours Blue Horizon but is a relatively newer project. Like the latter, it provides most of its residents with a picturesque view of the sea—its highest block stands at 28-storeys high.
Lower condo units open out into a shared infinity pool.
Image credit: @rennykwok, @oloidstudio
What’s interesting is that Seahill offers a variety of residential options, including normal condo units, townhouses, and SOHOs. In Singapore, SOHOs typically refer to residential properties constructed like a small office, and approved for light commercial activities by the government. On the other hand, townhouses are often tall terrace houses in a cluster inside a gated condo.
A Townhouse unit.
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Public transportation via bus is also easily accessible to residents, although the nearest MRT stations are still quite a distance away—Clementi MRT (EW23) and Haw Par Villa MRT (CC25) are both about a 14- and 17-minute walk away, respectively.
Blocks with sea view: Tower 1, Tower 2
District: 5
9. The Vision—High-rise condo in the West with clubhouse
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In the Western part of Singapore, The Vision takes the cake in terms of its height. It is 33-storeys high and sitting at the very top is Singapore’s first-ever rooftop clubhouse that has lighting fixtures that make it look like a diamond shining in the night sky. The clubhouse also houses a bar and private spa that is exclusive to residents.
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The bar at the rooftop clubhouse is complete with a wine cellar lounge, a media room and function rooms—great for hosting gatherings and events like birthday parties. Also, if keeping fit is your thing, the clubhouse also houses a gym where residents can take a jog on the treadmills.
On top of a sea view, The Vision is smack in the middle of amenities such as the West Coast Plaza, West Coast Market Square, and Ayer Rajah Food Centre/Market. Residents need only take a short walk to purchase their weekly groceries or grab a quick bite.
West Coast Market Square is a foodie haven with over 60 stalls.
Image credit: Google Maps
Blocks with sea view: 06, 09
District: 5
10. Avenue South Residence—CBD views & lush estate gardens
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Moving on towards the southern parts of the island, Avenue South Residence sits right where West Coast Highway and the Marina Coastal Expressway meet. Most importantly, the 56-storey Residence has a full view of Singapore’s Greater Southern Waterfront and Sentosa.
The residence can be zoned into 3 collections: Peak, Horizon, and Heritage. With 610 units at the initial launch, the Peak Collection (from the 37th to the 56th storey) is dubbed “The Height of Luxury”—a fitting title for the units that guarantee premium views of Singapore’s Southern landscape and coast.
Image credit: Avenue South Residences
On top of its unobstructed view of the coastline, the Residence’s towers also overlook Singapore’s CBD district and the wide expanse of the Tanjong Pagar heartlands, which are teeming with life and activity.
The condominium comes with 18 Sky Gardens and Sky Courts.
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With its height comes space—throughout the levels, there are many gardens that have been designed for play and exploration for the young, as well as for relaxation for older residents. Other than tall conifers and sufficient plant cover, these areas make way for facilities such as karaoke and function rooms, a stargazing alcove, as well as several pools.
Each one of the 18 Sky Gardens and Sky Courts extends across 3 storeys, so as to create therapeutic spaces with lush landscaping—no matter the unit you reside in, you have access to gardens that connect you with nature.
Blocks that have sea view: 11, 13
District: 2
11. Marina One Residences—Sustainable home with a 65,000sqft garden & 13-metre waterfall
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To pair with the unblocked view of Marina Bay and beyond, Marina One Residences is home to “The Green Heart”, a 65,000sqft garden that features a 13-metre high waterfall. Coupled with its extensive landscaping, the complex truly brings nature closer to the homes of its residents.
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From louvres that usher in natural ventilation to green canopies, residents will get ample shade and protection from Singapore’s hot climate.
On top of the architectural design of the development, innovative technology such as rainwater harvesting systems has been incorporated into the building to ensure energy and resource efficiency—the ideal condo for eco-conscious Singaporeans looking to live with a seaview.
Image credit: Marina One Residences
Gazing out from the condo, one can easily spot Marina Bay Sands standing tall, and even Gardens by the Bay peeking out among the foliage in the distance. Every night at 7.30pm, residents can even enjoy a clear view of the Garden Rhapsody light show located at the Supertree Grove.
Marina One Residences is conveniently connected to the Marina Coastal Expressway. It’s also right smack next to Marina Bay MRT station (NS27, CE2), and will soon be connected to 4 of Singapore’s 6 MRT lines – perfect for commuting across the island. By 2025, the Thompson-East Coast Line (via TE20) will be fully opened to residents.
Blocks with sea view: 21 (23 – launching soon)
District: 1
Singapore condos with breathtaking views of the sea
Singapore has always been known for being an island city-state with a strategic port and beautiful beaches. It’s no wonder that our coastal districts are hotspots for prime real estate – who wouldn’t dream of owning a home with stunning sea views and the warm caress of the sea’s breeze.
For more on residential properties with great views:
- HDB neighbourhoods in Singapore with a seaview
- Tallest condos in Singapore
- Condos that will Transport you to another country
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This article was originally published on 31st May 2022, and updates on 21st November 2025.
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