Cuscaden Road, Singapore

Cuscaden Road, Singapore

(Google Street View - Feb 2024)

Cuscaden Road is a notable road in the Orchard Planning Area, within the Central Region of Singapore. It is primarily known for its proximity to the upscale Orchard Road shopping district. The road is characterised by its lush surroundings and luxurious developments, making it a desirable location for both residents and visitors. Cuscaden Road servesw as a connecting route between various key areas, providing access to high-end hotels, residential complexes and shopping areas.

Cuscaden Road connects Grange Road to Orchard Road. In between, it is intersected by Tomlinson Road. It connects to Orchard Boulevard through Orchard Spring Lane.

History of Cuscaden Road

According to Singapore Street Names¹, Cuscaden Road got its name from an Irishman, Captain William Andrew Cuscaden (1853-1936) who served as the Chief Inspector of the Straits Settlements Police in the 1880s and Inspector General of Police from 1905 to 1913. Said to be a kind-hearted individual, Captain Cuscaden was also active in the Boys Scouts. The road was named after him on 7 June 1921.

Cuscaden Road is home to several significant landmarks. In 1968, the Cuscaden House Hotel opened to guests at 28 Cuscaden Road. This establishment underwent several transformations, becoming the Hotel Malaysia in 1976 and later the Boulevard Hotel in 1983. The hotel ceased operations in April 2000 and was subsequently demolished to make way for Cuscaden Residences condominium complex.³

Today, Cuscaden Road continues to be a prestigious address, home to luxury accommodations such as The Singapore EDITION at 38 Cuscaden Road and the Conrad Singapore Orchard at 1 Cuscaden Road. The area remains a vibrant blend of historical significance and modern development, reflecting Singapore's dynamic urban landscape.

Map of Cuscaden Road, Singapore

Sights along Cuscaden Road

3 Orchard By-The-Park (GPS: 1.30344, 103.82467)
Conrad Singapore Orchard (GPS: 1.30481, 103.82524)
Cuscaden Bar & Bistro (GPS: 1.3062, 103.82793)
Cuscaden Reserve Luxury Apartments (GPS: 1.30393, 103.82506)
Cuscaden Residences (GPS: 1.30478, 103.82661)
Forum The Shopping Mall (GPS: 1.30616, 103.82849)
HANA (GPS: 1.30429, 103.82547)
Hard Rock Cafe (GPS: 1.30577, 103.82811)
JEN Singapore Tanglin by Shangri-La (GPS: 1.30432, 103.82392)
Mozaic Hotels & Resorts Pte Ltd (GPS: 1.30371, 103.82421)
Singapore Tourism Board (GPS: 1.30384, 103.8238)
St Regis Residences (GPS: 1.30542, 103.82661)
The Singapore EDITION (GPS: 1.30552, 103.8273)
The Tomlinson (GPS: 1.30436, 103.82591)

Cuscaden Road, Singapore (2 August 2017)

Cuscaden Road roadsign (2 August 2017)

Cuscaden Road Singapore on Google Street View

Cuscaden Road Singapore (Jun 2024)

References

Singapore Street Names - A Study of Toponymics by Victor R Savage and Brenda S.A. Yeoh (2013, 2023), ISBN 978-981-4408-35-6
What's in the Name? How the Streets and Villages in Singapore Got Their Names by Ng Yew Peng (2018), ISBN 978-981-32-2139-0
Boulevard Hotel on Wikipedia (https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Boulevard_Hotel)

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