8@BT Virtual Tour
360° View Of The 8@BT Showflat Units
Six tours are available here: the showflat gallery, an aerial drone view of the site and its surroundings, and each of the four show units, the 1 Bedroom Type A1, the 2 Bedroom Type B3, the 3 Bedroom Type C3 and the Penthouse Type PH2.
What the tours are best for is the fit-out, which no floor plan conveys. Look at the kitchen: the 1 Bedroom and 2 Bedroom tours show a Bosch hob, hood and oven with a Samsung fridge, while the 3 Bedroom and Penthouse tours show the step up to a gas hob and, in the Penthouse, a full De Dietrich package. Look at the bathrooms for the Kohler sanitary ware and Via mixers fitted throughout, and at the Penthouse for its Serpeggiante marble and its 4.35m living and dining ceiling, which is the one thing a 360 view conveys better than any photograph.
Click around to explore the spaces, then see the 8@BT floor plans for dimensions, or book a visit to walk the same units on the 8@BT Showflat page.
Showflat Gallery and Aerial View
The Four 8@BT Show Units
Each tour is one layout out of several in its band, so it is worth knowing what you are looking at.
Type A1 is one of four 1-Bedroom layouts and sits in stack 07 of Block 8. It has the two-zone induction hob fitted to the smaller types, and the master wardrobe side cabinet with a full-length mirror that no other band gets.
Type B3 is one of five 2-Bedroom layouts and sits in stack 08 of Block 8. It adds a powder room on top of the main bath and steps up to a three-zone induction hob, where the 624 sqft B1 stays on the two-zone unit despite also being a 2-Bedroom.
Type C3 is one of six 3-Bedroom layouts and sits in stack 04 of Block 6. It is the largest of the 3-Bedroom types served by the common lift, and one of the layouts with a split wet and dry kitchen and a laundry sink.
Type PH2 is one of two Penthouses and sits at the top of stack 03 in Block 6. It has the 4.35m living and dining ceiling, Serpeggiante marble, a private lift lobby, a study corner in the master bedroom, a freestanding bathtub, and the steam oven and dishwasher fitted in no other type.
Three things are not on tour. There is no tour of the 4-Bedroom band, which is 29 units across the D1 and D2 layouts. There is no tour of the private-lift 3-Bedroom C4 or C4(p). And there is no tour of any of the six ground-floor Private Enclosed Space variants, which differ from the layouts above them in outdoor space rather than in internal arrangement. Every layout is drawn on the 8@BT floor plans page, and stack-by-stack detail is in the 8@BT Buyer’s Guide.
See the Show Units in Person
A 360 tour flattens scale, and that is the main thing a visit fixes. Walking a room settles whether furniture actually fits, and finishes read differently in person: the Serpeggiante marble, the engineered timber, the cabinetry, the appliance fronts. In the PH2 show unit the 4.35m ceiling is felt rather than seen, which is the one item on this list a screen never conveys.
The aerial tour is as close as this page gets to the view question, and it stops short of answering it. It is a single vantage point from outside the blocks, so it shows the setting rather than what any particular home looks out on. Outlook at 8@BT turns on the stack, the level and what stands in the way: the two blocks face five view corridors, and immediate neighbours run from Beauty World Centre at 5 storeys to The Reserve Residences at 32, so which way a unit faces and how high it sits matter as much as the setting itself. Bring a unit number, or a shortlist, and the sales team can work through what each one faces using the stacking chart and the site plan. Viewing is daily, 10am to 7pm by appointment at 398 Telok Kurau Road. Book on the 8@BT Showflat page.
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