How Do I Book an Aurea Showflat Viewing, and What Should I Prepare?

Published 8 October 2026 · Figures as at October 2026

The Short Answer for Aurea

Viewings of Aurea are by appointment. A request through the showflat page, a call to +65 6200 6220 or a WhatsApp message to the same number reaches the Sales Concierge, who confirms a date and time. There is no cost and no obligation.

A little preparation turns a viewing into a decision: knowing the budget, the preferred collection and the stacks of interest means the session can be spent on the homes that fit.

What You See at an Aurea Viewing

The developer has furnished show units of a Prestige Collection 2-bedroom home and a Signature Collection 4-bedroom home, the layouts most often asked about. The session walks through both, then goes through the three collections stack by stack with the floor plans and the unit distribution, and covers the facilities on Levels 3, 17 and 33.

For the Sky Villa homes and the penthouses, the plans are shared and discussed by appointment. The show-unit videos and the virtual tours are a good first look before the visit.

Financial Preparation for Aurea

The most useful document is a bank’s in-principle approval, which states how much the bank is prepared to lend. Without one, the Aurea TDSR calculator gives an estimate from income and existing debts, using the 55% TDSR limit and the 4% test rate. The stamp duty calculator gives the BSD and ABSD for the buyer’s profile.

It also helps to know how much cash is available, separately from CPF. The 5% booking fee is paid in cash, and buyers with an outstanding housing loan need at least 25% of the price in cash. Stamp duty is due within 14 days of signing.

Choosing Stacks Before an Aurea Viewing

Each layout at Aurea keeps its stack from Level 4 to Level 32: the 2-bedroom and 3-bedroom homes along the Beach Road face, the 4-bedroom homes at the corners towards Nicoll Highway and the bay. The elevation chart shows every home by stack and level, and the balance units chart shows availability.

A shortlist of two or three stacks and a preferred height range lets the Sales Concierge prepare the current prices and availability in advance.

Questions to Ask at an Aurea Viewing

Finally, it helps to note the answers in one place, against the unit numbers discussed, so that a decision taken a few days later rests on the same figures the Sales Concierge gave at the appointment.

Bringing everyone who will live in the home, or who will co-own it, saves a second visit: the layout question is usually settled fastest when all decision-makers walk through the show units together. Where a co-buyer is overseas, the virtual tours and the videos let them follow the same layouts from abroad.

A viewing is the best moment to settle the practical questions that plans and renders cannot answer. Buyers often ask which stages of the payment scheme have already been certified, how the balcony and AC ledge are counted in the stated area, what fittings and appliances come with each type, and how the private lifts in the Signature homes work.

It is also worth asking about the outlook from a particular stack and height, the position of the communal planters on the “g” floors, and the current availability of the layouts on the shortlist. The Sales Concierge can answer from the developer’s documents, and the elevation chart helps keep track of the homes discussed.

At and After an Aurea Booking

If a buyer decides to proceed, the developer grants an option to purchase on payment of the 5% booking fee, and the sale and purchase agreement follows within eight weeks with the next 15%. A conveyancing lawyer handles the documents, and the bank’s formal loan offer is arranged in the same period.

From then on, the progressive payments follow construction until vacant possession, expected by 31 March 2030. The Sales Concierge stays the point of contact through the process, and can be reached through the contact page.