Standard features
Set out separately for each home, followed by what every resident shares. Everything on this page is taken from the architect's construction set or confirmed by the developer.
2 units
| Bedrooms | 4 |
|---|---|
| Study | Yes, a separate room |
| Boys' quarters | Yes, self-contained |
| Private garage | No, parking is in the residents’ court |
| Units built | 2 |
| Entrance | Manned gatehouse, single controlled vehicle gate |
|---|---|
| Facility management | On-site facility manager’s office |
| Drainage | Engineered surface drainage to paved routes |
| Pool | Shared pool terrace |
2 units
6 units
| Bedrooms | 3 |
|---|---|
| Study | No |
| Boys' quarters | Yes, self-contained |
| Private garage | Yes, an individual garage to each home |
| Units built | 6 |
| Entrance | Manned gatehouse, single controlled vehicle gate |
|---|---|
| Facility management | On-site facility manager’s office |
| Drainage | Engineered surface drainage to paved routes |
| Pool | Shared pool terrace |
Shared by every home
Each of these is a separate sheet in the construction set. The sheet reference is shown so you can check any of it against the drawings.
A purpose-built security house controls the single vehicle entrance. It is drawn as a 12 m² security room with its own 3 m² WC and shower, so the post can be manned continuously without leaving the gate. The entrance door is a steel security panel door; windows are aluminium-framed.
Sheets A002–A005
The estate has a dedicated building for its facility manager: a 9 m² office with a 3 m² store and a 2 m² WC and shower. Maintenance is run from inside the estate rather than called in from outside.
Sheets A006–A009
A tiled swimming pool with a paved surround, sun loungers, planting and wall-mounted lighting, set at the quiet end of the estate away from the entrance.
Sheet A0010
A marked parking court inside the gates, laid out as its own drawing. The six terrace homes additionally have private garages built into their ground floors.
Sheet A0011
Paved circulation routes run with a continuous central drainage channel between the blocks. The estate is drained by design rather than by run-off.
Design set, drainage path render
The site is enclosed on all sides by a perimeter wall with a single controlled vehicle entrance off Ewang Extension.
Sheet A001, site plan
The estate is solar powered, so households are not dependent on the public supply alone.
Confirmed by the developer
Water is drawn from a borehole sunk within the estate rather than trucked in.
Borehole rig photographed on site, 13 May 2025
Camera surveillance covers the estate alongside the manned gatehouse at the single controlled entrance.
Confirmed by the developer
A gym house is provided within the estate for residents.
Confirmed by the developer
Sewage is treated on site through a biodigester system rather than a conventional septic arrangement.
Confirmed by the developer
The blocks are set in landscaped grounds on a quiet residential road, with planting between the buildings and along the circulation routes.
Confirmed by the developer
Ewang Estate is under construction. Where a feature is complete and where it is still in progress is shown on the construction progress page. Drawings are by Oxygen Studeos, September 2025.