One Chuan Grove Facilities: A Category-by-Category Breakdown

Facilities announced so far

• 2 glass-panel padel courts
• 2 golf simulator bays
• Competition-size tennis court
• Outdoor pickleball court
• Indoor badminton / pickleball hall
• 1,300 sq ft gym
• Pilates studio
• Dance / yoga room
• Swimming pool
• 800 m jogging track
• Asian-style private dining room
• Western-style private dining room
• Banquet hall
• BBQ pavilions

Partial list from the developer's project highlights; final facilities subject to developer confirmation.

Facilities grouped by category

Reading the list as data

Racket sports account for five courts or halls across four formats, the largest single category. Padel and pickleball have grown quickly in popularity, and their inclusion alongside a conventional tennis court suggests the developer is planning for a range of ages and skill levels. The indoor hall is weather-proof, which matters in a climate with frequent afternoon rain.

The 800 m jogging track stands out. Laps of 800 m mean a 5 km run takes a little over six circuits, by our arithmetic, which is more practical than a short loop. The 1,300 sq ft gym is a mid-sized facility; with 1,056 homes sharing it, roughly 1.2 sq ft of gym per home by our arithmetic, peak-hour crowding is worth asking about.

Facility count and maintenance fees

Every facility adds running costs: cleaning, utilities, equipment replacement, insurance and management staff. A long list is spread across more owners in a large project, which helps, but specialised items such as golf simulators and glass-panel padel courts carry their own upkeep. Maintenance fees are set by the management corporation after completion and are not known at launch. Ask at the showflat whether any indicative figure is available, and treat it as provisional.

Beyond the list: shops and a childcare centre

The ERA project highlights also list 7 shops and a childcare centre within the development. These are not residents' facilities in the usual sense, and the highlights do not say how they will be operated or accessed. For residents, the practical value is daily convenience: a quick purchase or a childcare drop-off without leaving the estate. When the site plan is out, check where the shops sit relative to your stack, since commercial frontage brings deliveries and footfall as well as convenience.

What to check on the site plan

When the site plan is released, look at where noisier facilities such as courts, the BBQ pavilions and the banquet hall sit relative to residential stacks. Units overlooking a pool may suit some buyers, while those near sports courts may hear evening play. Distance from your block to the facilities you will use most is also worth noting on a site of about 30,345 sqm with 5 blocks. Our project details page will be updated when the final facility list is confirmed.