About Marine Blue
Your guide to perfect living in the East
In good company
With its rich multi-ethnic heritage and inspiring creative vibe, the East Coast of Singapore has become a highly sought after neighbourhood for trendsetting and jetsetting individuals. Many, who have spent their childhood in this area, cannot fathom living elsewhere on the island. And why would they, when the precinct continues to evolve with an eclectic, infectious personality that is both old world and cosmopolitan, down-to-earth and yet pulsating with energy. Here, contemporary bistros, traditional eateries, pet shops, yoga studios and lifestyle boutiques share the same fivefoot walkway that is distinctive of the conservation shophouses they reside in. As Katong’s unique appeal continues to charm old and new residents, you will always be in good company from your home here at Marine Blue.
East side stories
Katong’s culture and vibrance is reflected in its architecture bearing rich evidence of the area’s multi-ethnic heritage, particularly that of Peranakan and Eurasian influences. Once occupied by villages, country houses and seaside bungalows owned by the wealthy, the area’s famous Peranakan-style pre-war conservation shophouses were originally built in the early 1900s. Contrasting ornate facades against the clean geometry of art deco buildings and now adding the contemporary silhouettes of sleek condominiums into the mix, Katong’s ambience is interestingly quaint, alluringly relaxed and stylishly chic, all at the same time.
Koon Seng Road Shophouses
The 2- and 3-storey shophouses along this road are everlasting icons of Katong. Built in the 1920s, the row of colourful façades in Peranakan or lavish Chinese styles have aged gracefully through the times.
Chin Mee Chin Confectionery
A trip to Katong is not complete without a stop at Chin Mee Chin. Share a table with the neighbours, order a kopi-c, help yourself to their signature cream puffs and toast with kaya and golden butter.
Good taste, quaint living
Just as eclectic as the architectural styles are the array of lifestyle and furnishing speciality stores that are a delight to explore. From quaint antiques to vintage finds, colourful ethnic pieces and Scandinavian inspired designs, take your time to browse around over the weekends and fill your home with carefully handpicked objects of desire.
Scanteak Concept Store
Scanteak is a Singaporebased store specialising in teak furniture and lifestyle products. The Prologue designer range is a collection of minimal, lightweight pieces especially suited for the current trend of compact homes.
Bangku Bangku Vintage
This homely antique store is a treasure trove of leather goods, a selection of clocks, enamelware, authentic Peranakan tiles and restored 20th century glass lightings.
Breakfast at the neighbours’
Fabulous and famous, the legendary food outlets in Katong need no further introduction. Many are located within a stone’s throw from Marine Blue. While local favourites like Chin Mee Chin Confectionery, Katong Laksa and Kim Choo Kueh Chang are solid bets for comfort eats, new concept eateries like Rabbit Carrot Gun, Immigrants Gastrobar and Sinpopo keep the dining mood fresh, fun and flavourful. From lattes to linguine, wanton mee to wagyu steaks, craft beers on tap or single malt whiskey on the rocks, whether it’s fine dining or casual chilling from day to night, there’s something here for every palate and mood.
Katong Laksa
There are several stalls in the neighbourhood serving various interpretations of Katong laksa, a style of spicy Nonya laksa with short rice noodles that one can simply slurp up with a spoon. Favourite spots include Roxy Laksa and 328 Katong Laksa.
Penny University
Inspired by London’s bustling café culture, Penny University was one of the first cafés to set up shop in the East. On weekends, an endless stream of customers pop in for a perfectly brewed cup of espresso. The café is a regular pitstop for cycling enthusiasts in need of a caffeine boost.
A breeze to explore
Located across from Parkway Parade, Marine Blue puts you right in the heart of Katong. A mature estate, the area is well served by an efficient network of public transport plying a variety of routes to other parts of Singapore. By 2020, an MRT station planned for Marine Parade on the Eastern Region Line will make it even easier to commute between Marina Bay and East Coast, through to Changi. Driving to the Central Business District, Changi International Airport and Changi Business Park is a mere 15-minute commute via the East Coast Expressway. And because everything you need is so conveniently within reach, simply hop on a bicycle or take a leisurely stroll to your favourite café, grocery store, pilates lesson or East Coast Park.
Marine Parade CC
The library serves as a conducive spot for reading, research and even relaxation. Enjoy a cup of tea and some solitude at the café on the first floor.
Monotine Bikes
Having a bicycle makes weekend trips to the market or the seaside easy and pleasurable. Bike shops abound in Katong, with choices to suit any budget and terrain.
A natural pace of living
Here in Katong, a healthy lifestyle comes naturally when you have almost doorstep access to yoga and pilates studios, gyms and dog run at Katong Park where you and your pet can play frisbee and run free. Jogging tracks and cycling trails lead you straight to East Coast Park where you can readily embrace the wonders of nature at any time of the day.
Updog Studio
Located at Big Splash, Updog Studio holds weekly workshops teaching on various aspects of yoga, meditation and healthful living. Classes run every day of the week.
Katong Park Dog Run
Quiet and shady with large trees, this small dog run is a good place for pet owners to gather, socialise and enjoy a round of frisbee on weekends.
A life of easy sophistication
Designed for sophisticated non-conformists who seek fulfillment and joy in creative living, Marine Blue offers a fresh perspective on luxury living with its sleek residential towers and open space design concept. From their vantage points, the towers are angled perfectly to maximise views of Katong and Marine Parade.
Time to relax
Take time to mingle with friends and neighbours. Enjoy some quality me-time at the seashore inspired party deck located on the ground floor. The party pavilion and barbeque deck merge enticingly with the spa pool and lap pool, providing easy lounging and entertainment options for relaxing evenings or balmy weekends.
Space for imagination
Relish the freedom to personalise your home with interiors conceived to be open, flexible and adaptable to your needs. Enjoy the flexibility of creating a bigger, more seamless space by merging both living and bedrooms. Alternatively, choose a higher ceiling loft suite which comes with an upper deck that can double up as a guest room, study or hobby nook.
Room for exclusivity
For more living space, Marine Blue also offers a limited number of loft suites, penthouses and pool terrace houses. All homes are superbly crafted with the finest finishes and fittings to suit the needs of discerning individuals.
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![Floor plans of Loft Suite A1[T] and A1 at Marine Blue, showing lower and upper levels with master bedroom, study, bathroom, living and dining areas, kitchen, roof terrace or balcony, and isometric and section views of the unit layout.](https://cos.sg/wp-content/uploads/2016/05/MB-EBrochure-LR-250214-page-019.jpg)
![Floor plans of Loft Suite A1[T] and A1 at Marine Blue, showing lower and upper levels with master bedroom, study, bathroom, living and dining areas, kitchen, roof terrace or balcony, and detailed section and isometric views of the unit layout.](https://cos.sg/wp-content/uploads/2016/05/MB-EBrochure-LR-250214-page-020.jpg)
![Floor plans of Loft Suite A1M[T] and A1M at Marine Blue, showing lower and upper levels with master bedroom, study, bathroom, living and dining areas, kitchen, roof terrace or balcony, and detailed section and isometric views of the unit layout.](https://cos.sg/wp-content/uploads/2016/05/MB-EBrochure-LR-250214-page-021.jpg)
![Floor plans of Loft Suite A1M[T] and A1M at Marine Blue, displaying lower and upper levels with master bedroom, study, bathroom, living and dining areas, kitchen, roof terrace or balcony, along with section and isometric views of the unit design.](https://cos.sg/wp-content/uploads/2016/05/MB-EBrochure-LR-250214-page-022.jpg)
![Floor plans of Couplet Suite A3[T] and A3 at Marine Blue, showcasing layouts with master bedroom, bathroom, living and dining area, kitchen, study, balcony or roof terrace, and storage spaces, with unit variations across different floors.](https://cos.sg/wp-content/uploads/2016/05/MB-EBrochure-LR-250214-page-025.jpg)
![Floor plans of Couplet Suite A3M[T] and A3M at Marine Blue, highlighting layouts with master bedroom, bathroom, living and dining area, kitchen, study, roof terrace or balcony, and storage spaces, with unit variations across different floor levels.](https://cos.sg/wp-content/uploads/2016/05/MB-EBrochure-LR-250214-page-026.jpg)
![Floor plans of Couplet Suite A4[T] and A4 at Marine Blue, illustrating layouts with master bedroom, bathroom, living and dining area, kitchen, study, roof terrace or balcony, and storage spaces, with unit variations across different floor levels.](https://cos.sg/wp-content/uploads/2016/05/MB-EBrochure-LR-250214-page-027.jpg)
![Floor plans of Doublet Suite B1[T] and B1 at Marine Blue, featuring layouts with master bedroom, second bedroom, two bathrooms, living and dining area, kitchen, storage spaces, and roof terrace or balcony, with unit variations across different floor levels.](https://cos.sg/wp-content/uploads/2016/05/MB-EBrochure-LR-250214-page-028.jpg)
