Levels 11–26
Typical floors mainly have six residences: Type A 2,024 sq ft, Type B 2,009 sq ft, Type C 2,691 sq ft, Type D 2,208 sq ft, Type E 2,061 sq ft and Type F 2,440 sq ft.
Bigger is not automatically better
Cantonment Residence layouts range from 2,009 to 4,540 sq ft. Start with how your household will use the space.
The brochure presents Type A–H layouts. Size alone is not the answer. Household needs, routines, hosting, floor, orientation and the likely future buyer determine which layouts are worth viewing.
Levels 27–33A
Higher floors mainly have four residences: Type C 2,691 sq ft, Type D 2,208 sq ft, Type G 4,034 sq ft and Type H 4,540 sq ft. The larger layouts are rarer, but total price and holding ability matter.
How to assess layouts around 2,000 sq ft
These can suit families upgrading their living space while keeping circulation and total price practical. Check living and dining proportions, bedroom sizes, storage and corridor usability.
How to assess layouts above 4,000 sq ft
These suit multi-generational households, frequent hosting or buyers who value privacy. Test whether the wet kitchen, study room, utility yard and bedroom arrangement genuinely match your lifestyle.
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