Forget everything you know about high-rise living. Aman Singapore has just unveiled renderings of its Sky Villas—exclusive, resort-style homes perched atop the city-state’s tallest new skyscraper, offering private pools, panoramic sea views, and a level of tranquility that feels worlds away from the Shenton Way bustle below.
First announced as part of a luxury hotel-and-residences complex last year, the project is now giving the public a closer look at what its top-tier residences will entail. Aman Singapore, which will anchor the new tower, released conceptual images in late March showing the Sky Villas as sprawling, open-plan sanctuaries defined by indoor-outdoor flow and unobstructed horizon-to-sky vistas.
Only two Sky Villas exist, making them among the rarest residential offerings in Singapore. Each unit features its own private swimming pool, expansive interiors, and—true to their name—uninterrupted views stretching from sunrise over the sea to the distant skyline. The renderings depict floor-to-ceiling glass, sun decks positioned for optimal light, and a design ethos that prioritizes calm over clutter.
“It’s about creating a sense of retreat, not just a home,” the developers noted in a release, emphasizing that even the lower penthouses and standard layouts will mimic the same seamless integration between indoor and open-air living. A select number of those units will also include private pools and dedicated entertainment rooms.
Beyond the private amenities, all Aman Singapore residents will have access to the property’s dedicated spa and wellness centre—a tucked-away space designed for physical and mental restoration. The wellness offering aligns with Aman’s global reputation for holistic hospitality, blending luxury with restorative practices.
The development is slated to open in 2028, with the hotel component and residential units coming online simultaneously. Located at the intersection of Shenton Way and the emerging downtown core, the tower is set to become one of Singapore’s most recognizable landmarks—its height and Aman’s design language making it a magnet for ultra-high-net-worth buyers.
Why this matters: The Sky Villas represent a bet on Singapore’s enduring appeal as a global luxury destination, even as the city-state grapples with rising property prices and evolving urban planning priorities. For the few who can afford them—pricing has not been disclosed, but comparable Aman residences in other cities command tens of millions of dollars—these homes offer a rare combination of privacy, pampering, and prime location.
For the rest of us, the renderings serve as a virtual tour of what may be the pinnacle of urban resort living. Whether you’re dreaming of a sunrise swim or simply curious about how the other half lives, Aman Singapore’s Sky Villas set a new benchmark for what’s possible in a high-rise home.
Next steps: The project is still years from completion, but interested buyers can register for updates via Aman’s website. Meanwhile, keep an eye on related developments—Punggol’s first hotel and the new DoubleTree by Hilton at Robertson Quay—as Singapore’s luxury hospitality landscape continues to evolve.