Two-Bedroom Deluxe or Premium at The Collective at One Sophia?

Published 16 October 2026 · Figures as at October 2026

The Two-Bedroom Homes at The Collective at One Sophia

Two-bedroom homes form the largest group at The Collective at One Sophia: 158 of the 367 homes, in four families of layouts. The deluxe types are the most compact, the deluxe + study adds a study, and the premium types add a second bathroom and, in one case, a study as well.

The choice usually turns on three things: whether two bathrooms matter, whether a study is needed, and which outlook the stack offers.

The Deluxe Types at The Collective at One Sophia

The two-bedroom deluxe comes in three types: 2C1 at 60 square metres (646 sq ft) in Block 1A, stack 22; 2C2 at 62 square metres (667 sq ft), two homes in the same stack; and 2C3 at 62 square metres (667 sq ft) in Block 1B, stack 35. There are 33 in all.

The deluxe + study, type 2S1, is 65 square metres (700 sq ft), with 34 homes in stacks 26 and 27 of Block 1A. Its study makes it a good fit for a couple who both work from home.

The 3rd-storey homes of most two-bedroom types carry the “-P” suffix and open onto a private enclosed space beside the facility deck instead of a balcony, which some buyers prefer for the extra outdoor area at the level of the gardens.

The Premium Types at The Collective at One Sophia

The two-bedroom premium, type 2H1, is 71 square metres (764 sq ft) with two bathrooms and a household shelter, and is the most numerous type in the development, with 74 homes across Blocks 1A and 1B. The premium + study, type 2S2, has the same area with a study, with 17 homes in stack 25 of Block 1A.

Two bathrooms change how a home works for a family with a child, for sharers, or for anyone who hosts guests often.

With 74 homes, the 2H1 premium is the type with the widest choice of stacks and levels in the development, spread across both blocks, while the deluxe and study types sit in fewer stacks and can narrow faster for a particular height.

Choosing a Layout at The Collective at One Sophia

For a couple with no plans for children, the deluxe or deluxe + study offers the most efficient use of space. For a family, or for buyers thinking about resale to families, the premium types with two bathrooms are the more flexible choice. The study types suit a household with one or two people working from home.

All areas include the balcony or private enclosed space and the air-conditioning ledge. The floor plan page shows each layout, and the unit distribution chart places each stack.

Where the Two-Bedroom Stacks Sit at The Collective at One Sophia

Each two-bedroom family has its own place in the two blocks. In Block 1A, stack 22 holds the 2C1 and 2C2 deluxe homes, stack 25 the 2S2 premium + study, stacks 26 and 27 the 2S1 deluxe + study, and stacks 24, 28 and 29 the 2H1 premium. In Block 1B, stack 35 holds the 2C3 deluxe and stacks 40 and 41 the 2H1 premium.

Because a type keeps its stack from the lower floors to the top, height is often the deciding factor once the layout is chosen. Homes on the 3rd storey carry the “-P” suffix and a private enclosed space beside the facility deck, while the upper floors bring the city view. The unit distribution chart shows each stack level by level, and the balance units chart counts what remains.

Living With Two Bedrooms at The Collective at One Sophia

The way the second bedroom will be used is the best guide to the right type. For a couple using it as a study or guest room, the deluxe types keep the area efficient, and the deluxe + study adds a separate work corner. For a family with a young child, the premium types give the child’s room its own bathroom across the corridor, and the household shelter doubles as a storeroom.

Shared facilities extend each home. The Playpen and The Patio on the 3rd storey suit families, the gymnasium and The Fitness Zone suit an exercise routine, and The SOcial Club can host the larger gatherings a two-bedroom home cannot. The amenities page lists every facility.

Practical details complete the picture: the position of the kitchen relative to the living area, whether the balcony opens from the living room or a bedroom, and the length of the corridor between the rooms. The developer’s plans show each of them, and comparing two or three types side by side on the floor plan page usually settles the choice.

Budgeting for a Two-Bedroom at The Collective at One Sophia

The TDSR calculator estimates the loan an income supports, and the Sales Concierge sends the current price list on request with the homes still available in each stack.

Showflat viewings are arranged by appointment through the Sales Concierge.

This article is general information as at the date shown and is not financial, legal or tax advice. Statutory figures are from IRAS and MAS; particulars of The Collective at One Sophia are from the developer’s brochure and announcements, and launch dates from the developer and published reports.