Project review
The Celestz is a 58-storey EXSIM development at Kebun Teh with 581 – 915 sq ft layouts (1+1 to 3 bedroom). Its strongest point is height and views; the main thing to weigh up is peak-hour crowding.
This is our independent review of The Celestz: what works, what to weigh up, and who it suits. Every number below comes from the developer’s published material on the project page. We do not list prices — they change by floor and release, so ask us for the current figures.
The Celestz at a glance
| Location | Kebun Teh |
|---|---|
| Developer | EXSIM |
| Built-up | 581 – 915 sq ft |
| Layouts | 1+1 to 3 bedroom |
| Total units | 735 |
| Land area | 1.8 acres |
| Density | about 408 units per acre |
| Height | 58 storeys |
The Celestz pros: what we like
- Height and views. The tower reaches 58 storeys, so upper floors get open views — pick the facing carefully, the outlook differs a lot by stack.
The Celestz cons: what to weigh up
- Peak-hour crowding. About 408 units per acre (735 units on 1.8 acres). Ask how many lifts serve each wing and how the car park is zoned before you pick a stack.
- A commercial land title. The land title is commercial. Ask the developer which rates apply to utilities and assessment, and confirm the loan margin with your bank early.
- No rail station on the developer map. EXSIM’s published location map lists landmarks but no rail station, so test the commute by car and public transport at rush hour before you decide.
Who should buy The Celestz?
Good fit
- Singles and couples who want a compact, easy-to-maintain home
- Owners who plan to let the unit to working professionals
- Families who need three bedrooms without moving to a landed house
Look elsewhere if you are
- Buyers who do not drive and want to walk to a train station
- Anyone who wants a quiet, low-density block
The Celestz review: FAQ
Is The Celestz a good buy?
It depends on what you need. The Celestz stands out for height and views. The main trade-off is peak-hour crowding. It suits singles and couples who want a compact, easy-to-maintain home.
What are the pros and cons of The Celestz?
Pros: height and views. Cons: peak-hour crowding; a commercial land title; no rail station on the developer map.
Who is The Celestz suitable for?
Singles and couples who want a compact, easy-to-maintain home; Owners who plan to let the unit to working professionals; Families who need three bedrooms without moving to a landed house.
How big are the units at The Celestz?
Built-ups run 581 – 915 sq ft. Layouts: 1+1 to 3 bedroom.
Where can I view The Celestz?
Ask us on WhatsApp for the current showroom and book a time before you go.
Ask about The Celestz on WhatsApp
Sources: unit counts, land area, storeys, layouts, facilities and landmarks as published by EXSIM on our The Celestz project page. Density is our calculation (units ÷ acres). Pros and cons are our opinion.