Aurelle of Tampines.

Aurelle of Tampines provides a residential environment blending modern design with nature-inspired amenities. This development features 70 facilities, including seven pools, a Grand Clubhouse, a Treehouse Pod, an Adventure Playground, a Tennis Court, Spa Beds, and Forest Gourmet Dining, balancing recreation and relaxation. Fourteen 14-storey residential blocks house 760 units, offering three- to five-bedroom layouts from 840 to 1,356 square feet. Sim Lian Land acquired the site in October 2023 for S$543.28 million, equivalent to $721 psf ppr.

Drivers can access various parts of Singapore via major roads and highways near the site. These include Tampines Avenue 10, Tampines Expressway (TPE), Pan Island Expressway (PIE), and the East Coast Parkway (ECP).

Aurelle EC's proximity to Pasir Ris provides diverse dining choices, including the Pasir Ris Hawker Centre, located approximately 2 kilometres away. This centre offers both traditional hawker fare and unique specialty dishes, with a dual dining concept: the second floor, known as Fareground, features contemporary stalls, while the first floor maintains regular hawker favourites. Residents also have easy access to a range of public amenities at Our Tampines Hub. Beyond shopping and dining, the Hub includes The Town Square, a 5,100-seater stadium with a FIFA-endorsed pitch for football, rugby, and community events, alongside the Tampines Regional Library, catering to various lifestyle needs.

Nature enthusiasts can explore Tampines Eco Green Park, an eco-friendly space featuring open grasslands, freshwater wetlands, and a secondary rainforest, making it a haven for biodiversity. Hiking trails are available for enjoying the flora and fauna, and cyclists can connect to Tampines Biking Trail and Sun Plaza Park from Tampines Eco Green Park. Closer to home, future residents can enjoy short walks in the planned 7.5-ha Tampines North Boulevard Park. Pasir Ris Park, facing Pulang Ubin and Tekong, offers a tranquil setting with facilities like water sports, pony rides, a children's playground, inline skating, BBQ pits, and a preserved 6-hectare mangrove forest with a boardwalk.

Aurelle of Tampines EC offers a desirable location for families with children due to its proximity to schools. Residing here provides an advantage during P1 balloting, as living closer to the intended school is prioritized. A new primary school is also planned at Tampines St 61 to address rising demand for school places in the area.

Primary schools within 1km include Angsana Primary School, Elias Park Primary School, and Tampines North Primary School.

Primary schools within 1-2km are Casuarina Primary School, Gongshang Primary School, Meridian Primary School, Park View Primary School, Poi Ching Primary School, Tampines Primary School, White Sands Primary School, and Yumin Primary School. Secondary school options include St. Hilda’s Secondary, Dunman Secondary School, Changkat Changi Secondary, and Ngee Ann Secondary. Tertiary institutions nearby are Tampines Meridian Junior College, Temasek Polytechnic, ITE College East, and Singapore University of Technology and Design.

Historically an industrial zone, Tampines North's development plans were unveiled in the early 2010s under the URA master plan, aiming to transform it into a residential district with robust amenities and transport infrastructure. By 2025, the area is projected to welcome over 20,000 residents, with ongoing plans for new facilities such as a hawker centre, polyclinic, and community club. The neighbourhood will also feature two new parks, Boulevard Park and Quarry Park, complementing existing green spaces like Tampines Eco Green and Tampines Central Park, thereby increasing green cover and recreational options.