Reviews of PARC SOPHIA

Easy access to amenities. Quiet neighbourhood in Singapore's Art District. Walk to Orachard Road and 5 mins train to Central Business District

Excellent location in city. Quiet neighbourhood in singapore's art district. Walk to orchard road & 5 min train ride to central business district.

GREAT LOCATION!!
Minutes Away from 3 MRT stations: Dhoby Ghaut, Little India and Bras Basah!!
And walking distance from Cathay, Plaza Singapura, retsaurants, supermarkets...
Quiet & Peaceful at the same time (lots of greenery around and parks)

GREAT Location!!! Central but very quiet; minutes away from 3 MRT station (Dhoby Ghaut, Little India and Bras Basah MRT); heart of the city!!!

Best value location along the Singapore Orchard Road belt. Only few Condo on the hill and protected by the Presidential palace.

I would like to use this forum to try and locate any family members of an elderly Asian lady who is a tenant at the new apartment complex Parc Sophia (Dhoby Ghaut) and suffers from a severe medical condition, I am not sure if it is Tourette’s Syndrome (TS), Schizotypal personality or some other multiple personality disorder.

She suffers severely from fits all throughout the day and night without any appropriate care. I had moved into my apartment Jan 19th 2013, after arriving in Singapore end of Nov 2012. It was not told to me prior to moving in, however the dishonesty of landlords and their agents is not the topic of this post today.

It is incredible concerning that she, the mentally unsound tenant, has resided at Parc Sophia for almost a year, according to building management at Parc Sophia and has no family or close friend carers, who are able to provide to her the care she needs.

It is disrespectful and disgraceful to see how she has been abandoned and is not only suffering alone, but also is constantly receiving abuse back, only because I believe people are at their wits end dealing with her fits several times throughout the day, which would last for hours at a time.

This would happen during the night, or in the early hours of the morning, in the afternoons all throughout the week. The ill elderly lady would then slam her balcony door open and shut to yell abuse, which sadly does includes foul language that I cannot mention here. I have then also witnessed other tenants walking to her balcony to close the door for her so that she isn’t frightening other residents and their young children who also live there.

I cannot emphasis how depressing this is to witness.