Compare Midtown Residences layouts
41 layouts, 160 homes. Pick two or three to see them side by side.
In short
- Same facing.
- A: has a study.
- B: 194 sq ft bigger.
In the table, green is better than A and orange is worse.
A
1-Bedroom + Study
B
2-Bedroom
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Size
441 sq ft
635 sq ft+194 sq ft
Extra rooms
Study
None
Same in both
Homes 7Faces SWSun after 2pm 4.5h
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Every stack: facing, view and sun
| Stack | Faces | Sun after 2pm |
|---|---|---|
| #17 (storeys 4 to 10)Blk 1 · storeys 4–10 | SW | 4.5h |
| Stack | Faces | Sun after 2pm |
|---|---|---|
| #16 (storeys 4 to 10)Blk 1 · storeys 4–10 | SW | 4.5h |
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How the figures are worked out
- Plans are not drawn to the same scale. Tap a plan to zoom; the developer’s page is linked under it. Floor plans: Oxley-Lian Beng Pte. Ltd., Midtown Residences e-brochure. Developer's plans, not to scale and subject to change; areas are approximate.
- Sun is hours of direct sun a day after 2pm, averaged over the year at the middle storey of the stack, after shade from the buildings around it. The table shows each layout’s coolest stack.
Every Midtown Residences layout
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| Layout | Type | Size | Stacks | Faces | Resold for |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| A | 1-Bedroom + Study | 441 sq ft | #17 (storeys 4 to 10) | SW | |
| A1 | 1-Bedroom + Study | 452 sq ft | #03 (storeys 4 to 10), #04 (storeys 4 to 10) | NW | $729,000 to $765,000 · 5 sales since 2023 |
| A1a | 1-Bedroom + Study | 452 sq ft | #05 (storeys 4 to 10) | NW | |
| A2 | 1-Bedroom + Study | 452 sq ft | #10 (storeys 4 to 10), #12 (storeys 4 to 10) | SE, NE | $688,000 to $770,000 · 5 sales since 2022 |
| eA | 1-Bedroom + Study | 474 sq ft | #17 (storey 3) | SW | |
| eA1 | 1-Bedroom + Study | 484 sq ft | #03 (storey 3), #04 (storey 3) | NW | |
| eA1a | 1-Bedroom + Study | 484 sq ft | #05 (storey 3) | NW | |
| eA2 | 1-Bedroom + Study | 495 sq ft | #10 (storey 3), #12 (storey 3) | SE, NE | |
| B | 2-Bedroom | 635 sq ft | #16 (storeys 4 to 10) | SW | |
| B1 | 2-Bedroom | 646 sq ft | #02 (storeys 4 to 10) | NW | $885,000 to $1,030,000 · 4 sales since 2021 |
| B1a | 2-Bedroom | 646 sq ft | #01 (storeys 4 to 10), #06 (storeys 4 to 10) | NW | $955,000 to $1,047,500 · 5 sales since 2023 |
| B3 | 2-Bedroom | 646 sq ft | #07 (storeys 4 to 10) | NW | |
| B2 | 2-Bedroom | 657 sq ft | #09 (storeys 4 to 10), #11 (storeys 4 to 10) | SE | $945,000 to $1,070,000 · 4 sales since 2022 |
| B2a | 2-Bedroom | 657 sq ft | #13 (storeys 4 to 10) | NE | |
| eB | 2-Bedroom | 678 sq ft | #16 (storey 3) | SW | |
| eB1 | 2-Bedroom | 700 sq ft | #02 (storey 3) | NW | |
| eB1a | 2-Bedroom | 700 sq ft | #01 (storey 3), #06 (storey 3) | NW | |
| eB3 | 2-Bedroom | 700 sq ft | #07 (storey 3) | NW | |
| eB2 | 2-Bedroom | 710 sq ft | #09 (storey 3), #11 (storey 3) | SE | |
| eB2a | 2-Bedroom | 710 sq ft | #13 (storey 3) | NE | |
| phA | 2-Bedroom | 883 sq ft | #17 (storeys 11 to 12) | SW | |
| phA1 | 2-Bedroom | 883 sq ft | #03 (storeys 11 to 12), #04 (storeys 11 to 12) | NW | |
| phA1a | 2-Bedroom | 883 sq ft | #05 (storeys 11 to 12) | NW | |
| phA2 | 2-Bedroom | 883 sq ft | #10 (storeys 11 to 12), #12 (storeys 11 to 12) | SE, NE | |
| C | 3-Bedroom | 689 sq ft | #15 (storeys 4 to 10) | SW | |
| C3 | 3-Bedroom | 689 sq ft | #18 (storeys 4 to 10) | SW | |
| C1 | 3-Bedroom | 700 sq ft | #14 (storeys 4 to 10) | NE | |
| C2 | 3-Bedroom | 721 sq ft | #08 (storeys 4 to 10) | SE | $980,888 to $1,090,000 · 3 sales since 2022 |
| eC | 3-Bedroom | 721 sq ft | #15 (storey 3) | SW | |
| eC1 | 3-Bedroom | 797 sq ft | #14 (storey 3) | NE | |
| eC3 | 3-Bedroom | 872 sq ft | #18 (storey 3) | SW | |
| eC2 | 3-Bedroom | 883 sq ft | #08 (storey 3) | SE | |
| phB | 3-Bedroom | 1,249 sq ft | #16 (storeys 11 to 12) | SW | |
| phB1 | 3-Bedroom | 1,270 sq ft | #02 (storeys 11 to 12) | NW | |
| phB1a | 3-Bedroom | 1,270 sq ft | #06 (storeys 11 to 12) | NW | |
| phB2 | 3-Bedroom | 1,292 sq ft | #09 (storeys 11 to 12), #11 (storeys 11 to 12) | SE | |
| phB2a | 3-Bedroom | 1,292 sq ft | #13 (storeys 11 to 12) | NE | |
| phB3 | 3-Bedroom | 1,302 sq ft | #07 (storeys 11 to 12) | NW | |
| phC | 4-Bedroom + Study Penthouse | 1,356 sq ft | #15 (storeys 11 to 12) | SW | |
| phC1 | 4-Bedroom + Study Penthouse | 1,378 sq ft | #14 (storeys 11 to 12) | NE | |
| phC2 | 4-Bedroom + Study Penthouse | 1,572 sq ft | #08 (storeys 11 to 12) | SE |
Resale prices are caveats lodged for homes of this layout’s stacks and size, the last three years where there are three or more, else every year on record. A layout with fewer than three is left blank.
Frequently asked questions
How many layouts does Midtown Residences have?
Midtown Residences has 41 layouts across its 160 homes: 8 1-bed, 16 2-bed, 14 3-bed, 3 4-bed. The developer's floor plan is on this page for 41 of them.
What are the smallest and biggest layouts at Midtown Residences?
The smallest is type A (1-Bedroom + Study, 441 sq ft) and the biggest is type phC2 (4-Bedroom + Study Penthouse, 1,572 sq ft).
What have Midtown Residences layouts resold for?
6 of Midtown Residences's 41 layouts have three or more resales on record. The lowest median is type A2 (1-Bedroom + Study) at $710,000, and the highest is type C2 (3-Bedroom) at $1,090,000. Figures are caveats lodged, a median and a range, never a single sale.
Which Midtown Residences layout gets the least afternoon sun?
Type A2 in stack #12 (storeys 4 to 10), facing NE: about 0.0 hours of direct sun a day after 2pm, averaged over the year at the middle storey and after shade from the buildings around it. The same layout in another stack can face a different way, so compare stack by stack.
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