The Kallang waterfront begins almost at the door of Aurea. Kallang Riverside Park is about a three-minute walk by the developer’s measure, and across the water lie the Sports Hub, the Indoor Stadium and the open lawns of The Kallang.
Kallang Riverside Park, Three Minutes From Aurea
The developer describes the park as a place to enjoy water sports and stroll along picturesque trails. It runs along the river mouth where the Kallang meets the basin, a natural first stretch for a run or a ride that can continue along the waterfront towards the bay.
From the upper floors of Aurea the same water is the view: across Nicoll Highway to the river, the Sports Hub dome and the bay beyond. The Aurea gallery includes the outlook from the upper floors and from the height of Level 33.
The Sports Hub and The Kallang Near Aurea
The Singapore Sports Hub and the Singapore Indoor Stadium are each about nine minutes’ drive from Aurea, the developer notes. Kallang Leisure Park and the Singapore Swimming Club, about eight minutes away by car, complete the sporting side of the neighbourhood.
Kallang Alive and the River Beside Aurea
In URA’s Master Plan 2025, Kallang Alive is planned as the heart of sport in Singapore: a car-lite, walkable precinct around the Sports Hub with an accessible waterfront (URA). For residents of Aurea, it brings more to do within a short walk or drive of home.
Living by the Water at Aurea
Water is also part of the building itself. Grand Infinity on Level 3 is a 25-metre pool, and Sky Infinity on Level 33 looks across the bay. The Aurea amenities page covers the facilities, and the city transformation guide sets the Kallang plans beside the other corridors around the site.
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Download the Aurea e-brochure in English or Chinese; the Sales Concierge sends the current price list and arranges a private viewing of the show units.