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Draycott 8, digitally enhanced photograph: the sculpture on the central lawn between the residential tower and the colonial clubhouse verandahDigitally enhanced photograph
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What Facilities Do Draycott 8 Residents Enjoy?

Draycott 8 Facilities at a Glance

Residents of Draycott 8 share seventeen outdoor facilities and a clubhouse of twelve rooms, all numbered and listed on the developer’s site plan. The largest are the 50-metre lap pool and the tennis court outside, and the gymnasium, the Japanese onsen room and the theatre lounge inside the conserved bungalow.

Parking is in the basement, so the ground level of the 14,206.6-square-metre site is given over to gardens, water and the clubhouse. The three towers stand at the edges of the plot, which leaves the centre open and gives each tower an outlook over the grounds.

This article walks through the facilities in the order the site plan numbers them, from the arrival to the far side of the gardens.

The amenities page lists the same facilities with their numbers, and the clubhouse rooms are described there alongside the history of the bungalow.

Water and Arrival at Draycott 8

The plan begins at the foot of the site with the cascading water feature (1) and the drop-off pavilion (6), where cars arrive. From there a covered linkway (7) joins the towers to the clubhouse (18).

The 50-metre lap pool (2) and its pool deck (3) run in front of the clubhouse. The children’s fun pool (4) and the jacuzzi (5) sit at one end of the pool, and the reflective pool (17) at the other, with the water trough feature (16) among the gardens.

Arriving by car, residents pass the water feature and the drop-off pavilion before the cars go down to the basement, so the first impression of the development is of water and trees rather than parking.

Gardens, Sport and Play at Draycott 8

On the far side of the grounds are the reading corner (8), the green feature wall (9), the tennis court (10) and the children’s playground (11). The BBQ areas (12), the garden trellis (13), the timber deck and planter (14) and the multi-purpose turf lawn (15) complete the outdoor spaces, and mature trees ring the whole site.

No.Outdoor facility at Draycott 8
1Cascading water feature
250 m lap pool
3Pool deck
4Children’s fun pool
5Jacuzzi
6Drop-off pavilion
7Covered linkway
8Reading corner
9Green feature wall
10Tennis court
11Children’s playground
12BBQ areas
13Garden trellis
14Timber deck and planter
15Multi-purpose turf lawn
16Water trough feature
17Reflective pool
18Clubhouse

Numbers as on the developer’s site plan; plan for illustration only.

The tennis court and the children’s playground sit on the far side of the grounds from the arrival, which keeps play and sport away from the drop-off, and the turf lawn between them gives an open space for games or a quiet afternoon.

Inside the Draycott 8 Clubhouse

The clubhouse is a conserved nineteenth-century bungalow, and its rooms are arranged for exercise, rest and gatherings. For exercise there are the gymnasium and the yoga and Pilates room; for rest, the Japanese onsen room, the sauna and steam room and the massage room.

For quieter hours there are the library and the theatre lounge, and for entertaining, the wine cellar, the billiard room, the games room and the function room. A concierge service completes the list of twelve.

Because the building is conserved, these rooms sit behind the original colonnaded verandahs and cast-iron grillwork, which gives the clubhouse a character a new building could not.

The rooms are spread through the bungalow, so a session in the gymnasium can end in the onsen room or the library without stepping outside, and a dinner in the function room can draw on the wine cellar.

Beyond the Draycott 8 Gates

The facilities of the development are matched by those of the neighbourhood. The Tanglin Club stands next door on Stevens Road and The American Club about 240 metres away, both private clubs with their own membership, while Singapore Botanic Gardens is about 1.6 kilometres to the west.

For shopping and dining, Palais Renaissance is about 520 metres away in a straight line and Scotts Square about 530 metres, at the western end of Orchard Road, and Newton Food Centre is about 830 metres away. Mount Elizabeth Hospital, the nearest hospital, is about 670 metres from the site.

All of these distances are measured on OneMap from 8 Draycott Park on 8 November 2026; the location page has the full table.

The Draycott 8 Facilities in Daily Life

The pool, the gymnasium and the lawn suit everyday use, while the function room, the BBQ areas and the theatre lounge suit gatherings at weekends. The tennis court and the playground serve families, and the onsen and the reading corner suit quieter hours.

The site plan shows where every facility sits, and the gallery holds photographs of the grounds and the clubhouse. The Tanglin Club next door and The American Club about 240 metres away add sport and dining beyond the development’s own grounds.

This article gives general information as at November 2026 and is not financial, legal or tax advice. Its particulars of Draycott 8 come from the developer’s fact sheet, site plan and floor plans; statutory figures are those on this site’s financing pages, read from IRAS, MAS and CPF Board on 8 November 2026; distances are straight lines measured on OneMap from 8 Draycott Park.

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