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Alexandra Peaks Sun Analysis

Our recommendations for units with the least afternoon sun exposure

Alexandra Peaks Project Overview

Looking for the best units in Alexandra Peaks that avoid afternoon sun? This comprehensive guide reveals the top energy-efficient units in the July 2025 BTO launch that will keep you cool and save money on electricity bills by avoiding the afternoon sun.

Alexandra Peaks Project Overview

Alexandra Peaks was introduced in the July 2025 BTO launch, bringing a fresh green development to Singapore's housing landscape. Located at the intersection of Alexandra Road, and Prince Charles Crescent, this project comprises 2 residential blocks of 46 storeys each, offering a total of 498 units.

The development features thoughtfully designed 3-room and 4-room flats, all classified as Prime flats under the new HDB classification system.

Why Avoiding Afternoon Sun is Crucial

In Singapore's tropical climate, the afternoon sun can turn your home into an oven. It leads to:

  • 🔥 Unbearably hot bedrooms — even with fans, solar films and curtains
  • 💸 Higher aircon bills — often up to 50% more
  • 🌙 Walls that radiate heat well into the night
  • 🧰 Faster wear and tear on aircon units

For those working from home or children studying, the heat isn't just uncomfortable — it affects focus, well-being, and can cause fatigue or headaches.

Real Stories From Sun-Facing HDB Homes

Don't just take our word for it. These Reddit users shared their real struggles living in sun-facing HDB units:

These real experiences show how harsh afternoon sun can seriously impact comfort, focus, and well-being.
The good news? It's completely avoidable if you choose the right unit.

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Alexandra Peaks Site Plan

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Alexandra Peaks: Our Analysis on Which Units Minimize Afternoon Sun

Based on our sun analysis, here are our recommendations for units with minimal afternoon sun exposure:

Best 4 Rm Unit: Block 138B Stack #120

This stack is completely shaded from the afternoon sun by the neighbouring stack throughout the year. It enjoys direct morning sun for 10 months of the year making it a suitable stack for early risers who enjoy the morning sun entering their home

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Frequently Asked Questions

What makes a unit "best" for avoiding afternoon sun?

The best units are those where main living areas (bedrooms, living room) face away from the afternoon sun. This means avoiding west orientations, though the exact sun path varies throughout the year.

Are there other factors I should consider besides sun direction?

Absolutely! While sun direction is crucial for comfort and energy costs, you should also consider factors like proximity to amenities, floor level, facing direction for views, and privacy from neighboring blocks.

How accurate is the sun analysis?

Our analysis uses precise astronomical calculations to determine sun paths throughout the year, ensuring you get accurate information about sun exposure patterns for each unit.

Have questions or issues? Reach out to us at support@btoanalysis.com.

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