The 5 Bedroom Penthouse Type PH, Stack 15, at Tembusu Grand spans 2,691 sqft and is available for sale at $7,888,000. Designed as a substantial family residence, the penthouse combines a double-volume living space, separate wet and dry kitchens, a full-service wing, five bedrooms and several ensuite bathrooms within a carefully zoned layout.
Main Entrance
The main entrance establishes an immediate sense of arrival through a long, gallery-like foyer finished with large-format stone flooring, warm timber wall panels and a matching timber ceiling. Dark framing elements add contrast and definition, while full-height custom cabinetry along the passage provides concealed storage for shoes, household supplies and seasonal items.
Integrated display niches break up the cabinetry and provide space for artwork or decorative objects. The generous width of the foyer allows multiple people to enter comfortably, while the long visual axis gradually reveals the main living and dining spaces rather than exposing the entire home immediately.
Upon entering, the wet kitchen is located directly on the left. This is a practical arrangement because groceries and household supplies can be transferred into the kitchen without passing through the formal entertaining areas.
Beyond the foyer, the home opens into the main living and dining zone. The uninterrupted continuation of the stone flooring visually links the entrance to the central entertaining spaces, while natural light from the full-height glazing reaches deep into the residence.
Wet Kitchen
The enclosed wet kitchen adopts an efficient galley configuration, with work surfaces and appliances arranged along both sides. A continuous stone countertop incorporates the gas hob, sink and preparation area, complemented by a matching full-height backsplash and under-cabinet lighting.
Full-height cabinetry accommodates the refrigerator and additional pantry storage, keeping larger appliances integrated into the overall design. A window beside the sink introduces natural daylight and ventilation, which is particularly useful for heavier cooking.
The wet kitchen has a secondary access point leading to the dry kitchen, allowing prepared dishes to be transferred directly into the serving area. This separation enables intensive cooking to remain behind closed doors while the open dry kitchen retains a clean and presentable appearance.
Directly ahead is the yard, creating a logical back-of-house sequence from food preparation to laundry, storage and utility functions.
Yard, WC and Household Shelter
The yard functions as the penthouse’s primary service area. A side-by-side washer and dryer are installed beneath a long stone countertop, providing a practical surface for folding clothes, sorting laundry and organising household supplies.
Open shelving and full-height overhead cabinets maximise vertical storage, keeping detergents, cleaning equipment and everyday items accessible without cluttering the workspace. A window at the end introduces natural light and ventilation.
The yard provides direct access to a dedicated WC and household shelter. The WC is convenient for domestic helpers, contractors or anyone carrying out household tasks, while the household shelter provides secure storage for luggage, seasonal items, cleaning equipment, pantry overflow and other bulky belongings.
Shelving installed within the shelter demonstrates how the space can be organised vertically while maintaining usable floor area. Together, the wet kitchen, yard, WC and household shelter form an efficient service wing that remains separate from the formal living and dining areas.
Dry Kitchen
The dry kitchen sits at the centre of the open-plan entertaining area and acts as the connection between the wet kitchen, living room and dining space.
Its focal point is an oversized natural-stone island with dramatic veining and waterfall edges. The island incorporates an under-mounted sink and provides generous space for food preparation, serving, casual meals or buffet-style entertaining.
A full-height wall of cabinetry integrates built-in Miele appliances, including an eye-level oven and microwave. Additional sideboard storage, display shelving and mirrored panels provide space for crockery, glassware and entertaining essentials while visually expanding the area.
The dry kitchen remains directly connected to the wet kitchen, enabling heavier food preparation to take place discreetly while the island functions as the home’s primary serving and social zone. Its open position also allows the host to remain engaged with guests in the living and dining areas.
Double-Volume Living Area
The living room is the architectural centrepiece of the penthouse. Its double-volume ceiling creates an exceptional sense of height and openness, while floor-to-ceiling glazing and upper-level clerestory windows bring abundant daylight into the interior.
Full-height sheer curtains soften the incoming light and provide privacy without closing off the view. The generous floor plate accommodates a large sofa, accent armchairs and a central coffee table while preserving clear circulation towards the dining area, dry kitchen and balcony.
Opposite the seating arrangement, a bespoke television feature wall extends vertically through the double-volume space. A suspended timber ceiling feature with concealed lighting reinforces the height of the room and introduces warmth, while sculptural pendant lights fill the vertical volume without making the interior feel visually heavy.
The living room, dining area and dry kitchen operate as one continuous social space. This open relationship allows cooking, dining and relaxation to take place simultaneously while maintaining strong visual connections across the home.
Dining Area
The dining area occupies a central position between the living room and the Junior Master bedroom. It comfortably accommodates an eight-seater dining table with sufficient circulation around all sides.
Sculptural pendant lights descend through the double-volume void and visually anchor the dining setting. Full-height glazing beside the table brings in natural light, while direct access to the balcony extends the perceived depth of the interior.
Area Beside the Powder Room
Adjacent to the dining area is a wide circulation space connecting the public areas with the junior master suite. Large-format stone flooring continues through this zone, maintaining visual continuity with the living and dining areas.
A full-height mirrored wall reflects natural light and makes the passage appear wider. Warm timber panels and concealed doors reduce visual clutter, allowing the powder room and bedroom entrances to integrate seamlessly into the architecture.
This space functions as more than a corridor. It provides a refined transition between the entertaining areas and the private accommodation while maintaining easy access for guests.
Powder Room
The powder room is located beside the dining area, allowing visitors to use the bathroom without entering any of the private bedroom suites.
Full-height marble-effect wall tiles create a polished and cohesive finish. A floating vanity with a stone countertop supports an oval vessel basin and chrome mixer, while the wide wall-mounted mirror enhances the sense of space.
Open timber shelving beside the mirror provides storage for hand towels, toiletries and decorative accessories. Concealed lighting adds warmth and highlights the joinery.
The wall-hung WC maintains a clean appearance and makes the floor easier to maintain. A recessed ledge provides additional space for decorative items or bathroom essentials.
Balcony
The balcony runs along the frontage of the living and dining areas, functioning as a genuine extension of the indoor entertaining spaces rather than a narrow outdoor ledge.
Its width allows for multiple possible configurations, including an alfresco dining area, outdoor lounge or wellness corner, while preserving comfortable circulation along its length. Full-height sliding doors maintain a strong visual and physical connection with the interior.
The balcony is sheltered by a deep overhang, providing protection from direct sun and rain. Integrated track lighting supports evening use, while glass balustrades preserve the elevated views across neighbouring developments, landed homes and the wider skyline.
Large planter boxes introduce greenery and a degree of privacy. The result is a versatile outdoor area suitable for entertaining, morning coffee or quieter moments overlooking the surrounding neighbourhood.
Junior Master Suite
Junior Master Entrance
The junior master bedroom is positioned beside the dining area but is approached through a dedicated corridor, creating a clear separation from the main entertaining spaces.
Warm timber flooring replaces the stone finishes of the public areas, signalling the transition into a more private zone. A timber-clad ceiling, recessed lighting and flush wall panels create a calm, hotel-inspired approach to the bedroom.
Natural light from the bedroom filters into the corridor, preventing the passage from feeling enclosed. This arrangement is particularly suitable for older children, extended family members or long-term guests who require greater independence while remaining close to the main communal areas.
Junior Master Walk-Through Wardrobe
Before entering the sleeping area, residents pass through a dedicated walk-through wardrobe. Full-height wardrobes line both sides of the passage, providing substantial hanging space, shelving and storage compartments.
Mirrored wardrobe panels visually widen the corridor and reflect natural light from the bedroom windows. They also function as practical full-length dressing mirrors.
This arrangement separates dressing from sleeping and allows the bedroom itself to remain visually uncluttered. It also creates a gradual sense of arrival into the suite rather than opening directly onto the bed.
Junior Master Bedroom
The junior master bedroom comfortably accommodates a queen-sized bed while retaining clear circulation around the sleeping area.
Full-height windows provide abundant daylight and elevated views, while sheer and blackout curtains allow occupants to control privacy and lighting. Warm timber flooring, timber wall panelling and concealed cove lighting create a relaxed and cohesive atmosphere.
The custom headboard wall incorporates mirrored accents and integrated bedside ledges, reducing the need for freestanding furniture. A dedicated television wall is positioned opposite the bed.
Sliding doors lead directly into the ensuite bathroom, allowing the bedroom, wardrobe and bathroom to function as a self-contained private suite. This makes the junior master particularly suitable for multi-generational living or long-term guests.
Junior Master Bathroom
The junior master bathroom features a long vanity with dual vessel basins, allowing two occupants to use the space simultaneously. A stone countertop, large mirrored cabinets and central open shelving provide extensive grooming and storage space.
Large-format marble-effect tiles continue across the walls and floor, while recessed lighting and reflective surfaces brighten the room.
The WC is positioned behind the bathroom door, screening it from immediate view when the door is open and allowing the vanity to remain the visual focus upon entry.
A frameless glass enclosure separates the shower from the dry area. The shower is equipped with both an overhead rain shower and a handheld fitting, providing flexibility while keeping the rest of the bathroom dry.
Main Bedroom Wing
A separate bedroom wing is positioned at the opposite end of the penthouse from the junior master suite. This zoning divides the residence into two distinct sleeping areas, which can be useful for multi-generational families or households with frequent guests.
The corridor is finished with polished stone flooring, and full-height mirrored wall panels that visually expand the passage and reflect light deeper into the interior.
From this hallway, residents can access Bedrooms 3, 4 and 5, followed by the master suite at the end of the wing. This arrangement gives the master bedroom the greatest level of privacy while keeping the family bedrooms grouped together.
Bedroom 4
Bedroom 4 is configured in the showflat as a flexible hybrid bedroom and study. A daybed is positioned along one side, leaving a clear circulation path through the room.
At the window, a built-in L-shaped study desk provides a practical workspace with abundant natural daylight. An adjustable task light supports evening work or reading.
A custom timber feature wall incorporates a recessed television niche, floating console and overhead cabinetry. Full-height storage, including mirrored wardrobe panels, provides practical organisation while making the room feel visually larger.
The flexible arrangement allows Bedroom 4 to function as a child’s room, guest bedroom, study or home office. Bathroom 4 is located nearby and is shared with Bedroom 3.
Bedroom 3
Bedroom 3 is designed as an efficient secondary bedroom suitable for a child, teenager or guest.
The bed is positioned along one side, preserving a clear circulation path between the entrance and the full-height window. Sheer and blackout curtains provide control over natural light and privacy.
A full-height wardrobe occupies the opposite wall, providing ample storage without requiring additional freestanding furniture. Mirrored sections reflect the window and visually increase the sense of width.
The timber feature wall at the head of the bed incorporates an integrated bedside console and concealed storage. Warm timber flooring and cove lighting create a calm and comfortable atmosphere despite the room’s efficient proportions.
Bathroom 4
Bathroom 4 serves Bedrooms 3 and 4.
A long vanity with an integrated basin provides countertop space for daily essentials, while the mirrored cabinet above conceals additional storage. Open shelving offers convenient access to toiletries without cluttering the vanity.
The shower is enclosed behind a frameless glass screen and fitted with both rain-shower and handheld fittings. A generous window introduces natural light and ventilation, helping reduce humidity after use.
The WC is positioned beside the vanity in an efficient layout that maintains comfortable circulation. Large-format stone-effect tiles and warm timber details ensure the common bathroom remains consistent with the premium presentation of the rest of the home.
Bedroom 5
Bedroom 5 is a comfortable secondary bedroom that can accommodate a queen-sized bed while retaining practical circulation.
Full-height glazing runs along one side, allowing natural light to fill the room. Sheer day curtains and blackout drapes provide flexibility throughout the day.
A timber feature wall behind the bed incorporates mirrored panels and a compact bedside ledge, visually extending the room and reducing the need for bulky furniture. A full-height built-in wardrobe provides generous concealed storage.
The bedroom’s proportions and private ensuite make it suitable for older children, guests or extended family members.
Bathroom 3
Bathroom 3 is the private ensuite to Bedroom 5.
A stone-topped vanity with an integrated basin provides sufficient counter space, while a full-width mirrored cabinet conceals storage and visually enlarges the room. Open shelving provides space for frequently used toiletries.
The frameless glass shower enclosure is fitted with a handheld shower fixture, while a full-height window beside the shower introduces natural daylight, outward views and ventilation.
The WC is positioned between the vanity and shower, creating a compact but efficient arrangement. The combination of stone-effect tiles, concealed storage and natural light gives the ensuite a more premium appearance than a typical secondary bathroom.
Master Suite
Master Bedroom Entrance
The master suite is positioned at the end of the main bedroom wing, giving it the greatest separation from the living and entertaining spaces.
Rather than opening directly into the sleeping area, the entrance introduces a dedicated passage. Full-height cabinetry and wall panels integrate storage into the corridor, while timber flooring and ceiling finishes create a gradual transition into the private suite.
The sleeping area is revealed progressively, reinforcing the sense of arrival and preventing the bed from being visible directly from the main hallway.
Master Walk-Through Wardrobe
The master wardrobe is designed as a dedicated dressing gallery between the sleeping area and ensuite bathroom.
Full-height wardrobes line both sides of the passage, providing extensive storage for clothing, accessories and luggage. Mirrored panels widen the space visually and reflect natural light from the bedroom.
The layout allows residents to dress and access the bathroom without moving repeatedly through the sleeping area. This keeps the main bedroom calmer and reduces disturbance when two occupants follow different schedules.
Master Bedroom
The master bedroom is the largest and most private bedroom in the penthouse. It comfortably accommodates a king-sized bed with generous circulation on both sides.
The upholstered feature wall behind the bed is framed by vertical panels and concealed lighting, creating a soft focal point. Matching bedside tables reinforce the room’s symmetrical arrangement.
Full-height windows introduce daylight and elevated views, while sheer and blackout curtains provide control over privacy and glare. Warm timber flooring and layered ambient lighting create a calm, hotel-inspired atmosphere.
Beside the walk-through wardrobe is a dedicated lounge corner with an armchair and ottoman. This additional zone allows the bedroom to function as a private retreat for reading or relaxation rather than merely a sleeping space.
Master Bathroom Vanities
The master bathroom begins with two separate vanities positioned on the left and right of the entrance.
Rather than combining both basins on a single countertop, each occupant has an individual grooming station with a dedicated vessel basin, dark stone countertop, mirror and storage.
Integrated vertical lighting frames the full-height mirrors and provides even illumination around the face. Open shelving beside each mirror offers space for toiletries and decorative items.
This symmetrical arrangement creates clear personal zones and allows two people to prepare simultaneously without sharing the same vanity surface.
Master Bathroom
Beyond the vanities, the bathroom opens into a spacious bathing area clad in large-format marble-effect porcelain tiles.
A full-height frameless glass enclosure contains the walk-in shower, which includes an overhead rain shower, handheld fitting, built-in ledge and stone bench. The bench provides a place to sit or organise toiletries.
The WC is positioned discreetly beside the shower without interrupting the circulation through the room.
A large window introduces daylight and ventilation, while adjustable blinds allow occupants to manage privacy and sunlight.
The bathroom also includes a dedicated soaking bathtub beneath another large window. A dark stone surround defines the bathing zone and provides a practical ledge for bath essentials.
The combination of separate vanities, walk-in shower, bathtub, natural light and carefully zoned fixtures gives the master bathroom the character of a private wellness suite.
Why the Tembusu Grand 5 Bedroom Penthouse Is Designed for Multi-Generational Living
The Tembusu Grand 5 Bedroom Penthouse Type PH Stack 15 is distinguished not only by its 2,691 sqft floor area, but by how that space is organised.
The wet kitchen, yard, WC and household shelter form a complete service wing near the entrance. The dry kitchen, dining area and double-volume living room create an expansive central entertaining zone connected to a substantial balcony.
The junior master suite occupies one end of the home, while Bedrooms 3, 4 and 5 and the master suite form a separate wing at the opposite end. This separation gives the penthouse strong potential for multi-generational living, extended family arrangements or households that require both privacy and shared communal space.
Its strongest features are the double-volume living room, oversized dry-kitchen island, long sheltered balcony, junior master suite, extensive storage provision and master bathroom with separate vanities, shower and bathtub. The overall layout demonstrates a clear emphasis on entertaining, household functionality and privacy within a large family residence.
Article contributed by Jerry Wong.
Jerry Wong is a realtor at Propnex Realty, bringing a rich background in interior and lighting design to his work. He loves exploring diverse spaces and observing the transformative power of real estate. Beyond his professional role, Jerry finds his greatest fulfillment in connecting people with the right properties, gaining immense satisfaction from helping clients achieve their dreams.
