Young couples and small families upgrading from a 4-room HDB flat who want three bedrooms at the lowest entry price.
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Above: typical floor unit and the ground-floor (p) variant. Source: developer's brochure. Areas subject to final survey.
Verified against official materials · as of 27 Nov 2025 · Rivelle e-brochure floor plans and distribution chart (building plan approval 27 Nov 2025)
Download brochureType C1P is Rivelle's entry-level layout and, with 88 units, the second most common unit in the development. At 82 sqm (883 sqft) including a 6 sqm balcony, it packs three bedrooms, two bathrooms, a separate yard with washer-dryer space and a household shelter into a compact rectangle.
The living and dining area runs along the balcony side, so natural light reaches the dining table. The kitchen sits between the dining area and the yard: it is an open-concept kitchen with the fridge and hob along one wall, which keeps the layout efficient but means cooking smells travel into the living space unless you add a glass partition (a common post-TOP renovation). All three bedrooms are on the opposite side of the unit from the living area, which is good for families with young children who go to bed early.
The master bedroom has an attached bathroom; bedrooms 2 and 3 share bath 2, which is accessible from the corridor. Both common bedrooms are sized for a single bed plus a desk or a super-single bed. Ground-floor units, Type C1P(p), swap the balcony for a 6 sqm private enclosed space (PES) at the same total area.
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Rivelle has eight layouts and no studios or two-bedders. The differences between them are small on paper (a study here, a dry kitchen there) but they decide how a family actually lives in the unit. This guide goes through each type with the trade-offs.