Tucked away in the vibrant Diamond Hill district, Bel Air Heights stands as a testament to modern residential architecture. Bel Air Heights is more than just a cluster of buildings. It’s a community, a home for nearly 800 families. Completed in 1999, Bel Air Heights consists of four towers, rising above the bustling streets below. Bel Air Heights offers a variety of flat sizes, ranging from a cozy 52.77 square meters to a more spacious 77.48 square meters. The towers also incorporate special elderly persons’ flats, a thoughtful inclusion for multi-generational families. Each tower at Bel Air Heights is meticulously designed. Take Tower 1, for example. From the first floor to the 48th, it offers various flat types, labeled A through H, each with unique dimensions and layouts. The gross floor area, or GFA, details reveal the overall size, including common areas. The ‘SA’ figures indicate the saleable area, the actual living space within each flat. Even details like bay window dimensions are meticulously documented, showcasing the attention to detail in the design of Bel Air Heights. Beyond the apartments themselves, Bel Air Heights boasts a wealth of amenities. Residents can enjoy the convenience of car parks, some even equipped with EV chargers for eco-conscious residents. A children’s playground provides a safe and fun space for the younger generation. For the older residents, an elderly center offers a place for community and activities. The landscaped gardens provide pockets of tranquility amidst the urban bustle. A well-equipped residents’ clubhouse serves as a hub for social gatherings and recreation at Bel Air Heights.
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