Privilege Is Where Life Meets Lifestyle
Privilege Is The High Life Redefined In District 9
Cairnhill, a locale of luxury and style, above the pulse of the city. A heritage of prestige, wealth and prominence in Singapore’s rich history. Cairnhill 16 is not just luxury living. It is luxury living as unique as you are. It is about starting a whole new life’s journey. It is more than an address. It is about who you are and how you live.
With a prime location at the core city center, right in the heart of Orchard Road, and within walking distance to three MRT stations (including Orchard), Cairnhill 16 elevates city living to exceptional heights. It represents the best of cosmopolitan living and is near to the Singapore Botanic Gardens, the UNESCO World Heritage site, and within close proximity to the world-class medical hub comprising Mount Elizabeth Medical Centre and Paragon Medical. Well served by a comprehensive transport network, Cairnhill 16 is conveniently connected to the Central Business District, Marina Bay, the future Greater Southern Waterfront and right up to the airport.
Smart, stylish, cosmopolitan. An address that brings the city’s most exclusive entertainment choices, its most luxurious departmental stores and the finest global retail brands, closer to home. This is where life meets lifestyle in Orchard Road, a prestigious neighborhood that has long stood as a symbol of uncompromising elegance
The name Cairnhill is from the man who built the first house in that area, Charles Carnie, in 1848. He was the owner of a nutmeg plantation on a hill near the Orchard Road area, and the hill on which he built his house became known as Carnie’s Hill. In 1884, the house was redeveloped into a bungalow for the manager of a bank. Soon, the area attracted many wealthy and notable families who built large mansions and terrace houses, some of which exists until today
The story of Cairnhill begins, strangely enough, with the nutmeg. During the 1840s, the colonial government offered land to ambitious Europeans for the development of plantations. Charles Carnie had his own plantation of 4000 nutmeg trees in the area that became known as Carnie’s Hill, named after his house on the hill. The private carriageway to his house evolved into the Cairnhill of today.
By the 1900s, Cairnhill was becoming a suburb of choice not just for the Europeans but for the rich Asians - Chinese, Jews, Indians and Arabs who made personal fortunes out of trade and property. Eminent residents included Tan Kah Kee, the rubber tycoon and philanthropist, and Tan Chin Tuan, the prominent banker. Gradually a third group joined the wealthy - the professionals, principally doctors, lawyers, and architects. It was this group of professionals that gave Cairnhill its cosmopolitan flavor. Up to this day, Cairnhill still retains its hallmark as one of Singapore’s most prestigious address
Minutes’ walk from Orchard Road and Newton MRT station, this centrally located property is well connected and within easy access to the convenience of Singapore’s exclusive shopping belt.
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