Artist’s impressionThe Orie is a short walk from Braddell station on the North-South Line and within reach of three more stations and two expressways. This guide sets out the lines, the roads and the journeys they open up. Distances are straight lines on OneMap from the site; walking routes are longer.
Braddell Station and the Walk from The Orie
Braddell station (NS18) stands on Lorong 1 Toa Payoh, to the north-west of the site. The developer describes it as a five-minute walk from The Orie. On OneMap the station is about 390 metres from the site in a straight line, with Exit C the closest at about 320 metres and Exits A and B about 440 metres away.
From Braddell, the North-South Line runs one stop north to Bishan, where it meets the Circle Line, and one stop south to Toa Payoh, with its town centre and bus interchange. Southbound trains continue through Novena, Newton and Orchard to City Hall, Raffles Place and Marina Bay; the developer counts four stops to Orchard, seven to City Hall, eight to the Central Business District and nine to Gardens by the Bay.
Braddell station, Exit C.
About 320 metres from the site in a straight line; the developer describes Braddell as a five-minute walk.
Other Stations Within Reach of The Orie
Toa Payoh station (NS19) is about 880 metres from the site, next to HDB Hub and the bus interchange. Bishan interchange (NS17, CC15), beside Junction 8, is about 1.2 kilometres to the north. Caldecott station (CC17, TE9), about 1.2 kilometres to the west, is where the Circle Line meets the Thomson-East Coast Line, which runs south to Orchard Boulevard, Great World, Maxwell and Marina Bay. Marymount (CC16) on the Circle Line is about 1.5 kilometres away.
| Place | Straight line from the site |
|---|---|
| Braddell MRT station, Exit C (NS18) | about 320 m |
| Braddell MRT station | about 390 m |
| Braddell MRT station, Exit A | about 440 m |
| Toa Payoh MRT station (NS19) | about 880 m |
| Toa Payoh bus interchange | about 950 m |
| Bishan MRT interchange (NS17, CC15) | about 1.2 km |
| Caldecott MRT station (CC17, TE9) | about 1.2 km |
| Marymount MRT station (CC16) | about 1.5 km |
| Novena MRT station (NS20) | about 2.3 km |
| Orchard MRT station (NS22) | about 4.5 km |
| City Hall MRT station | about 5.2 km |
| Raffles Place MRT station | about 6.2 km |
Straight lines from the site on OneMap (SLA); the walk itself is always longer.
Driving from The Orie
The developer’s connectivity map gives The Orie easy access to three expressways. The Central Expressway runs just east of Toa Payoh and the Pan Island Expressway along its southern edge, linking the site to the city, the airport and the west; the map also marks a future entrance to the North-South Corridor, under construction to connect the northern towns with the city. By car, the developer estimates about ten minutes to MacRitchie Reservoir and about fifteen to the Singapore Island Country Club.
Buses and Bicycles at The Orie
Toa Payoh bus interchange is about 950 metres to the south, beside Toa Payoh station, and Bishan’s bus interchange sits beside Junction 8. Within the development, the developer provides bicycle parking and, for drivers, about 627 car park lots in the basements, 19 of them with electric-vehicle charging. The location page gives every distance from The Orie.
Arrange a Showflat Appointment for The Orie
Ask the Sales Concierge for the price list, the units still open and the e-brochure for The Orie. Showflat viewings are arranged by appointment through the Sales Concierge.