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Gisborne Light

Developer: Hor Kew Pte Ltd
No. Of Units: 17 Residential Units
Tenure: Freehold
District: 10
TOP: 2003
Unit Types:
2-bedroom: 936 to 969 sqft (8 Units)
3-bedroom: 1238 to 1259 sqft (8 Units)
4-bedroom Penthouse: 2885 sqft (1 Unit)

About Gisborne Light

A Seamless Balance of Light And Space

-Proximity to reputable schools and academic institutions
-Minutes away from supermarkets, restaurants and country clubs
-Around the corner from Orchard Road and the Central Business District
-Close to nature, with the Botanic Gardens nearby
-Close to Newton MRT station

Gisborne, New Zealand
The first place on earth to light up to the 21st century

Gisborne Light
The first place in Singapore to sparkle with the brilliance of 21st-century living.

Exclusive Homes As Individual As You Are
A Bay window with a generous sitting ledge provides the perfect alcove viewing niche whilst articulating the facade with volume and personality.

A continuous glass curtain wall set at an innovative angle enhances the feeling of spaciousness, transforming this development into a timeless landmark.

Lush, luxuriant foliage surrounds the development to create an ambience of a back-to-nature experience.

Subtle texture and form in a perfect interplay with light, architecture and space create subliminal transformations in character as day enters night and night emerges into the day.

Situated on elevated ground in one of the most sought-after residential enclaves in Bukit Timah, Gisborne Light offers a select few of the most extraordinary lifestyles in Singapore. The deliberate break from symmetry and balance liberates it from a condo image to one of startling originality and individuality. Conceived with every modern amenity, this e-enabled ready home meets your expectations of 21st-century living. A unique creation that makes a towering statement by day and a brilliantly illuminated beacon by night.

Living Space
Bathed in natural light, the floor-to-ceiling glass panels offer a spectacular prelude to exceptional internal layouts. The living room flows with a feeling of space into the dining area, a seamless tapestry of form and function precisely and artistically executed. Flexibility is also a key element in the design, allowing for ultimate expressions of personal lifestyle. Muted colours from cream-washed walls to fine marble floors evoke a calm and soothing abode, an idyllic retreat from the realities of life outside Gisborne Light.

A generous living room environment that flows with space enough for every leisure pursuit for the discriminating individuals who know what they want out of life.

Natural light is filtered through the perforated screen to create a moving display of light and shadow.

Space for quite intimate moments or lively social entertaining-the possibilities is limitless.

The Use Of Natural Light In the Bedroom
Sophistication, simplicity and pared-down-elegance. This sums up the philosophy behind the design approach. From the understated style and elegance of the fine-grained timber strip flooring to the frosted glass wardrobe floors-Gisborne Light interiors are a breathtaking setting for relaxed family living.

Full-height frosted glass wardrobe door panels add a touch of glamour to the bedroom.

Thoughtful design touches for you to add warmth to every living space.

Bay windows ingeniously designed with extended window ledges offer an ideal setting for contemplative moments.

The Pool
Peace and tranquillity pervade an elegant and serene surroundings. The lush greenery that lines the pool, with the added luxury of waterspouts, are tropical touches that visually and audibly create an ambience of seclusion, providing the perfect balm for all the senses. Other recreational facilities include a jacuzzi, a wading pool and an indoor gym for a good workout.

Cares are soothed away in the swirling waters of the jacuzzi.

Soothing water flows create a back-to-nature experience.

Bask in the brilliance of a development that offers you the kind of environment you’d expect of an exclusive condominium.

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GISBORNE LIGHT Sales and Rental Transactions

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Prices, rents and activity

Oct 2025 – Sep 2026

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GISBORNE LIGHT · Oct 2025 – Sep 2026
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3 bedrooms2 rental contracts
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3 bedrooms2S$4,550Limited sample — fewer than 5 recordsS$4,300 – S$4,800
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3 bedrooms
Median S$/monthS$0S$1,300S$2,600S$3,900S$5,200Dec 2025 · 3 bedrooms · S$4,800 / month · 1 rental contract · limited sampleMar 2026 · 3 bedrooms · S$4,300 / month · 1 rental contract · limited sampleRental contracts per period0Oct 250Nov 251Dec 250Jan 260Feb 261Mar 260Apr 260May 260Jun 260Jul 260Aug 260Sep 26

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Period3 bedrooms median rent3 bedrooms rental contractsRental contracts
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Dec 2025S$4,8001 (limited)1
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Mar 2026S$4,3001 (limited)1
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Rental Contracts

Latest recorded lease start: Mar 2026.

Lease start monthBedroomsArea range (sqft)Monthly rent (S$)
Mar 202631200-13004,300
Dec 202531200-13004,800

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Gisborne Light Site Map

Site plan of Gisborne Light showing two residential blocks labeled Type A and Type B, with adjacent pool and wading pool facilities on the left, landscaped greenery surrounding the development, and a main vehicle entrance located at the bottom right corner.

Gisborne Light 2 Bedroom Type B Floor Plan

Floor plan of a 2-bedroom Type B unit at Gisborne Light, featuring a master bedroom with en-suite bathroom, a second bedroom, a common bathroom, a living and dining area, kitchen with adjacent yard, household shelter (HS), and planter space near the entrance.

Gisborne Light 3 Bedroom Type A Floor Plan

Floor plan of a 3-bedroom Type A unit at Gisborne Light, featuring a master bedroom with en-suite bath, two additional bedrooms, a common bathroom, kitchen with attached yard and WC, household shelter (HS), separate dining and living areas, and planter spaces near the entrance and balcony.

Gisborne Light 4 Bedroom Penthouse Type C Floor Plan

Floor plan of a 4-bedroom Type C penthouse at Gisborne Light, showing a split-level layout. The lower storey includes a master bedroom with en-suite, three additional bedrooms, a family hall, dining and living areas, kitchen with yard, multiple bathrooms, household shelter (HS), and several roof terraces. The upper storey features a private rooftop terrace with a jacuzzi.

1. Foundation
I) Precast reinforced concrete piles generally

2. Superstructure
i) Reinforced concrete using Grade 30/3S Concrete manufactured from Portland Cement complying with SS26 and Steel reinforcement complying with SS2

3. Walls
i) Internal/External: Blockwall and/or brickwall or concrete generally

4. Roof
i) Reinforced concrete flat roof with appropriate waterproofing system

5. Ceiling
For apartments
i) Living. Dining, Family. Kitchen: Ceiling board with emulsion paint generally

ii) All bedrooms, store. yard, household shelter: Plaster and/or skim coat with emulsion pain generally

For Common Areas
i) Lift lobbies: Ceiling board with emulsion paint generally
ii) Other areas: Plaster and/or skim coat with emulsion paint generally

6. Finishes
Wall for Apartments:
i) Living, Dining, Family, Bedrooms:
Plaster and/or skim coat with emulsion paint generally

ii) Kitchen:
Homogenous or ceramic tile (up to false ceiling and at exposed areas only)

iii) Bath 1: Marble and/or granite (up to false ceiling and at exposed areas)

iv) Bath 2, 3, 4 & WC:
Ceramic tiles (up to false ceiling and at exposed areas)

v) Household Shelter, Other Areas:
Plaster and/or skim coat with emulsion paint generally

vi) Yard:
Plaster and/or skim coat with emulsion paint generally

Wall for Common Areas
i) Lift Lobbies ( 1st storey & basement): Decorative Paint Lift Lobbies (upper storeys): Decorative Paint
ii) Common Areas: Plaster and/or skim coat with emulsion paint generally

Floor for Apartments
i) Living, Dining, Family
Marble

ii) Bath 1
Marble or Granite

iii) Bath 2, 3, 4 & WC
Ceramic tiles

iv) Bedrooms
Timber strip flooring

v) Kitchen
Homogenous or ceramic tiles

vi) Household Shelter
Ceramic tiles

vii) Roof Terrace
Homogenous or terra cotta tile

viii) Yard
Ceramic or homogenous tile

Floor for Common Areas
i) Lift Lobbies (1st storey & basement):
Marble or granite
Lift Lobbies (upper storeys):
Ceramic tiles

ii) Others:
Cement screeding

7. Windows
i) All windows to be aluminium framed with tinted glass

8. Doors
i) Main Entrance: Solid timber door

ii) Bedrooms: Hollow core timber flush door

iii) Bath 1,2, 3 & 4: Hollow core timber flush door

iv) WC: Sliding & folding door or louvre door

v) Kitchen (Type 'A's & C): Hollow core timber flush door with frosted glass Kitchen (Type 'B's):Aluminiurn framed sliding door with frosted glass

vi) Store: Timber louvre doors with stained veneer finish

vii) Household shelter: Steel blastproof door

viii) Yard: Aluminium framed door with tinted glass

ix) Selected quality locksets provided for all doors

9. Sanitary wares and fittings
Good quality sanitary wares and fittings

Sanitary Fittings
i) Bath 1
1 vanity wash basin
1 water closet
1 longbath
1 shower bay with shower screen
1 soap holder
1 toilet roll holder
1 tower rail & 1 mirror

ii) Bath 2,3 & 4
1 vanity wash basin
1 water closet
1 shower bay with shower screen
1 soap holder
1 toilet roll holder
1 tower rail & 1 mirror

iii) Yard
Bib tap for Washing machine

iv) WC:
1 wash basin
1 pillar tap
1 water closet
1 toilet roll holder
1 two-way tap

10. Electrical Installation:
i) Concealed electrical wiring in conduits below ceiling level. Electrical wiring above false ceiling in surface conduits. Refer to appendix I.

11. TV/Telephone:
i) Provision for cables for subscription of Cable Vision by purchaser

ii) Refer to Schedule for details (appendix I)

12, Lightning Protection:
Lightning protection system shall be provided in accordance with Singapore Standard Code of Practice CP 33:1996

13. Painting:
i) External Walls: textured coating and/or emulsion paint
ii) Internal Walls: emulsion paint

14. Waterproofing:
i) Waterproofing is provided to bathrooms, kitchen, yard and terrace and RC flat roof

15. Driveway and Carpark:
i) Entrance Driveway: reinforced concrete with floor hardener
ii) Basement Carpark: reinforced concrete with floor hardener

16. Recreational Facilities:
i) Swimming pool
ii) Wading pool
iii) Jacuzzi
iv) Gym

17. Additional items:
i) Kitchen cabinets: high and low kitchen cabinets

ii) Kitchen appliances: Cooker hob, cooker hood, built-in oven and I no of sink

iii) Bedroom wardrobes: Wardrobes to all bedrooms

iv) Audio intercom system

v) Hot water supply to Bath 1, bath 2 and kitchen

vi) Soil treatment against subterranean termites

vii) Multi-split air-conditioning syitem to living, dining and bedrooms

viii) Broadband cabling

NOTE:

1. Natural materials like marble and granite will have veins and varying tonality due to their complex mineral composition and inherent impurities. Whilst these material will be pre-selected before Installation, non-uniformity between pieces cannot be avoided. Granite, and other material that ore harder than marble, cannot be re-polished after installation. Hence, the construction tolerance for smoothness of joints for these would be greater.

2. As timber is a natural product, it is not possible to achieve total consistency of colour and grain in its selection and installation.

3. The choice of type, brand colour and model of materials, fittings, equipment and appliances supplied shall be subject to market availability at the sole discretion of theVendor.

4. LayoutlLocadon of wardrobes, kitchen cabinets and fan coil units is subject to architect's final design.

5. Where manufacturers, contractors or suppliers of fittings, equipment and appliances give warranties, the Vendor shall pass such warranties to the Purchaser at the time possession of the Unit is delivered to the Purchaser, and the Vendor shall not be answerable for any failure of these manufacturers, contractors and suppliers to honour any warranty.

6. Regular maintenance or air-conditioning systems, including the cleaning of filter and condensate pipes is essential for efficient running and prolonging their operating life.

7. Connection, subscription and other fees for television, cable vision, Internet and other service providers whether chosen by the Purchaser or appointed by the Vendor or the management corporation when constituted shall be paid for by the Purchaser.