The Orie Location

The Orie stands at 10 and 12 Lorong 1 Toa Payoh, District 12. Braddell station is a five-minute walk by the developer’s count, and Toa Payoh town centre is one stop away.

The Orie Location Map

Map centred on the site (1.34003, 103.85024). Open The Orie in Google Maps.

The site is a triangle at the northern tip of Toa Payoh, framed by Lorong 1 Toa Payoh and Lorong 4 Toa Payoh. Braddell station and Braddell Road lie to the north-west, the blocks of the Palm Spring and Bloom neighbourhoods surround it, and the Central Expressway runs a short distance to the east.

The postal codes follow the towers: 319974 for Block 10 and 319975 for Block 12. OneMap lists the development as THE ORIE (U/C), under construction, at both addresses on Lorong 1 Toa Payoh.

Address10 and 12 Lorong 1 Toa Payoh, Singapore

District12 (Toa Payoh, Rest of Central Region)

RoadsLorong 1 Toa Payoh; Lorong 4 Toa Payoh; Braddell Road; the Central and Pan Island Expressways nearby

The developer’s location map, drawn from OneMap in December 2024, sets The Orie among the stations of three MRT lines: Braddell and Toa Payoh on the North-South Line, Bishan and Marymount on the Circle Line, and Caldecott where the Circle and Thomson-East Coast Lines cross. It marks the schools around the site, from Kheng Cheng School and Pei Chun Public School to Raffles Institution and St. Joseph’s Institution International, and the hawker centres of Palm Spring, Lorong 8, Toa Payoh West and Kim Keat Palm.

The same map shows the hospitals within reach, including Tan Tock Seng Hospital, Mount Alvernia Hospital and Toa Payoh Polyclinic, and the green spaces from Toa Payoh Sensory Park to MacRitchie Reservoir Park and Bishan-Ang Mo Kio Park. Its call-outs repeat the developer’s own figures: a two-minute walk to the Palm Spring market and food centre and a five-minute walk to Braddell station.

The Orie location map (developer drawing, from OneMap, December 2024): the site at Lorong 1 Toa Payoh with Braddell, Toa Payoh and Bishan MRT stations, schools, markets, hospitals and parks — The developer’s location map, taken from OneMap in December 2024. Developer’s location map, not drawn to scale.

The Orie Distances

Every figure below is a straight line on OneMap from the site, so the walk itself will be a little longer. Together they describe the reach of The Orie: a station and a hawker centre within a few hundred metres, three primary schools inside 700 metres, the town centre within a kilometre and the city about six kilometres away.

Within about 700 metres

Destination	Straight-line distance
Market and hawker centre, Blk 93 Lorong 4	about 190 m
Beatty Secondary School	about 300 m
Braddell MRT station, Exit C (NS18)	about 320 m
Braddell MRT station	about 390 m
Kheng Cheng School	about 460 m
Market and food centre, Blk 210 Lorong 8	about 460 m
Guangyang Secondary School	about 490 m
First Toa Payoh Primary School	about 590 m
Toa Payoh Sensory Park	about 600 m
Toa Payoh Central Community Club	about 610 m
Toa Payoh West Market and Food Court	about 650 m
Pei Chun Public School	about 660 m

About 800 metres to six kilometres

Destination	Straight-line distance
Raffles Girls’ School (Secondary)	about 830 m
Raffles Institution	about 840 m
Toa Payoh MRT station (NS19)	about 880 m
HDB Hub	about 910 m
Toa Payoh Polyclinic	about 1.1 km
Junction 8	about 1.2 km
Bishan MRT interchange (NS17, CC15)	about 1.2 km
Caldecott MRT station (CC17, TE9)	about 1.2 km
Mount Alvernia Hospital	about 1.4 km
MacRitchie Reservoir Park	about 1.9 km
Tan Tock Seng Hospital	about 2.1 km
Orchard MRT station (NS22)	about 4.5 km
Raffles Place MRT station	about 6.2 km

Straight lines from the site on OneMap (SLA). The only walking time quoted on this site is the developer’s own figure for Braddell station; every other distance is a straight-line measurement. The Ministry of Education determines home-school distance for Primary One registration.

The Orie, artist’s impression: the corner of a tower with its glass balconies, and the high-floor view west over Toa Payoh towards the MacRitchie forest — A tower corner and the high-floor view west. Artist’s impression.

The neighbourhood around The Orie

Toa Payoh was among the first new towns built by the Housing and Development Board, and it still has the character the brochure enjoys: traditional coffee shops beside newer cafes, a busy town centre, hawker centres in every quarter and the old dragon playground that the development’s own playland reimagines. Private launches here have been rare, which is part of what the developer is offering.

Beyond the town, Novena’s hospitals and malls are about two kilometres to the south, Bishan’s Junction 8 a little over a kilometre to the north, and MacRitchie Reservoir Park about two kilometres to the west; by car, the developer puts MacRitchie about ten minutes away and the Singapore Island Country Club about fifteen.

Nearest MRTBraddell (NS18), about 390 m

Nearest hawker centreBlk 93 Lorong 4, about 190 m

Nearest primary schoolKheng Cheng School, about 460 m

Town centreHDB Hub, about 910 m

Nearest reservoir parkMacRitchie, about 1.9 km

Five area guides look further: Braddell MRT and transport, schools nearby, hawker centres and food, the Toa Payoh Integrated Development and parks and green spaces.

The Orie Panorama, North

The developer’s photograph from about Level 40 looks north over Braddell station towards Bishan; the southern half, towards the city, is on the homepage.

The Orie, photograph taken at about Level 40 in October 2024: the view north over Braddell and Bishan, with Braddell MRT station and the Bishan interchange marked — The northern half of the Level 40 panorama. Panoramic photograph from about Level 40 (October 2024); locations marked are approximate.

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