Cluster houses may be a group of terrace houses, semi-detached houses or bungalows. Cluster houses share a small or wide array of facilities, depending on the development behind these cluster houses. The most common facilities cluster houses enjoy are a communal pool, gym and playground.

Pros and Cons of living in Cluster Houses

As cluster houses are a group of houses, neighbours live in regular contact, day in, day out. Such communal living is conducive in making cluster houses residents a vibrant social network.

Neighbours do look out for one another in cluster houses. Everyone knows everybody in these cluster houses. As cluster houses residents are sizeably smaller, compared to that of a condominium development, it is easier to recognise a neighbour.

So consider living among cluster houses, let the warmth of a community brighten your home. In these cluster houses, you can own a little dream come true.