Park Colonial sits at 3 Woodleigh Lane, about 176m from Woodleigh MRT station on the North East Line — close enough that the train is a walk, not a trip. The development comprises 805 units across six blocks of 14 and 15 storeys on a site of about 210,404 sqft, with unit types spanning one to five bedrooms plus penthouses.

The architecture is a direct response to its surroundings. Park Colonial's facade is designed to resemble the colonial-era bungalows of the adjacent Woodleigh Park, which gives a high-density development an identity rooted in the neighbourhood's own history rather than a generic tower treatment. It also sits directly beside Bidadari, a new HDB town built on former cemetery land, which brings a new town centre, parkland and green space alongside — Woodleigh Mall and Market Square Bidadari are both within walking distance.

Inside, the amenity provision is generous for the category: a 50m swimming pool with sun deck, an indoor gym, tennis court, children's playground, BBQ area and function room, with a clubhouse rising to about nine metres — enough height to give the indoor entertaining spaces genuine volume. The site's scale is what makes that list possible.

The education belt is unusually dense: Cedar Girls' Secondary about 733m away, Cedar Primary around 761m, St Andrew's School (Junior) roughly 957m, St Andrew's Secondary about 929m and Maris Stella High School around 989m, all inside or close to a kilometre. Potong Pasir MRT is about 805m on. The project was developed by CEL Unique Development Pte Ltd — the joint venture between Chip Eng Seng Corporation, Heeton Holdings and KSH Holdings — and all 805 units have been sold, so the active market is resale.