Facilities

Four valleys and a galleria

Wellness, Club Lucerne, Aqua and Social — and a first storey you can shop on.

Artist’s impression. The developer’s e-book captions every image in it as AI-generated, and this is one of them.

Four valleys

The facilities, deck by deck

The site plan organises the communal areas into four named zones on three levels, with Lucerne Galleria at street level below them. Everything below is named on the developer’s site plan; nothing has been added to it.

Wellness Valley · Level 1

Outdoor Fitness
Wellness Garden
Pets Garden

Club Lucerne · Level 2

Gymnasium
Lucerne Clubhouse I
Changing Rooms with Steam Room

Aqua Valley · Level 2

Lap Pool
Spa Cove
Pool Deck
Pool Lounge
Aqua Cabana
Aqua Oasis
Aqua Lounge
Grand Lawn

Social Valley · Level 3

Multi-Purpose Court
Gourmet Pavilion I
Gourmet Pavilion II
Kids Splash Pool
Kids Pool Deck
Changing Room
Lucerne Clubhouse II
Garden Lounge
Social Lounge
Co-working Lounge
Swing Garden

Lucerne Galleria · Street level

Community Plaza
Supermarket
Restaurants
Shops
Commercial Bicycle Parking

Lucerne Grand site plan showing Wellness Valley on level 1, Club Lucerne and Aqua Valley on level 2, and Social Valley on level 3, around blocks 30 to 38 — The developer’s site plan. North is to the bottom left; Lakeside station sits at the top right and Lakeside Drive runs along the south.

Lucerne Galleria

A supermarket you do not have to drive to

The first storey is a separate commercial development, held by CDL Polaris Commercial, with its own community plaza, supermarket, restaurants and shops.

For a resident that is the practical difference between this and a conventional condominium on the same street: groceries, a coffee and dinner are inside the gate rather than two stops away. The commercial floor has its own service lift lobby, delivery bay and bicycle parking, so the residential circulation is kept separate from it.

The food hall at Lucerne Galleria, the first-storey commercial component, AI-generated artist’s impression — AI-generated artist’s impression, from the developer’s e-book.

Where it sits

The commercial floor, in plan

Block 40 is the commercial building. The community plaza opens towards Boon Lay Way and the station, with the supermarket, restaurants and shops behind it, and the commercial servicing kept on the far side from the residential lobbies.

Lucerne Grand commercial plan: community plaza, shops, supermarket and restaurants at block 40, with commercial bicycle parking and servicing — The developer’s plan of the commercial and public spaces.

Parking and access

456 lots, at 80 per cent

The two basement levels hold 456 standard car park lots and 6 accessible lots. 456 against 570 homes is the 80 per cent provision the fact sheet states, and the arithmetic agrees with the label. Vehicles enter and leave from Lakeside Drive, with the drop-off point in basement 1; commercial lots and the delivery bay are separated from the residential parking.

The basement plans are not reproduced here. The copies supplied are watermarked DRAFT, and so is the version of the site plan that carries block-to-boundary distances marked “indicative and subject to site verification”. Those are working drawings rather than buyer material, so this site quotes the lot counts from them and leaves the drawings out.

Certification

Green Mark Platinum, Super Low Energy

The development has achieved BCA’s Green Mark Platinum Super Low Energy building certification. Super Low Energy is the tier above Platinum in BCA’s scheme and is awarded on measured energy performance rather than on design intent alone.

Lucerne Grand

Come and see the site

The showflat sits just east of the development on Lakeside Drive. Message me and I will arrange a viewing.