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ABOUT Serangoon North View Residence

Parked within the landed estate of Serangoon Gardens at district 19, lies an upcoming new home that you don't want to miss out on. Serangoon North View Residence is a quaint, small parcel inside that estate. Eighty-six thousand square feet of land, an estimated 235 homes, ninety-nine years, sitting directly beside The Garden Residences and just south of Kensington Park.
 
Step into this neighbourhood and you will notice it feels different from the rest of the north-east. Serangoon Gardens was never planned for apartments and condominiums. It was laid out in the 1950s as a garden estate of houses, and seventy years later it still looks that way. You will find yourself walking along streets called Kensington Park, Chartwell, Burghley and Hythe, because the developer who built it named every road places back in England. It is the kind of character that cannot be designed into a new precinct.
 
Life around you is wonderfully unhurried. Your mornings can start at Serangoon Garden Market, the same wet market that has set the rhythm of Saturdays here for decades. Your evenings can end at Chomp Chomp Food Centre, the hawker centre that people from across the island happily drive in for. And when you want the everyday things, myVillage at Serangoon Garden is close by, while NEX, the largest mall in the north-east, is about ten minutes away by car.
 
What makes the timing worth paying attention to is what is coming to the ground beneath you. The Cross Island Line is being built through this part of Singapore right now, with Serangoon North station roughly thirteen minutes away on foot and a second station, Tavistock, taking its name from one of the estate's own streets. Both are targeted for 2030. If you are thinking in the timeframe a family actually settles into a home, that is a station arriving while your children are still in primary school.
 
If you have ever driven through these streets and wondered what it would take to live on one, this is your answer, and it does not require buying a landed house. Register your interest today and we will send you the preview details the moment they are released.

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Main Selling Points
No.1
A Rare Address
Here is something worth knowing before you go any further. Serangoon Gardens is a landed estate, which means houses do not get replaced by apartment blocks, and apartments in this pocket arrive rarely and one at a time. The land measures 0.8 hectares at a plot ratio of 2.5, which works out at an estimated 235 homes, and that number will not grow. Two and three kilometres away, whole districts are being redeveloped and thousands of units are heading to market over the next few years. Here the total is 235. You will hear scarcity claimed on a lot of launches, but this is one you can be confident in.
No.2
Timeless Charm
You are moving into a neighbourhood with a memory rather than a masterplan. Serangoon Gardens was built in the 1950s by a private developer for the families of British servicemen stationed at the nearby air base, and he named more than forty of its roads after towns back home. Those names are still on the street signs today, and the Cross Island Line station arriving at the edge of the estate has been named Tavistock after one of them, which means a road name chosen seventy years ago is about to appear on every MRT map in Singapore. This is the sort of place that gently reveals itself. You will discover a coffee shop your neighbours have been going to for twenty years, a stretch of road shaded by trees older than the houses, and a pace of life that has never felt the need to hurry.
No.3
Everyday Convenience, And More To Come
The closest thing to your front door is not a mall or a station. It is Serangoon North Community Park, a short walk of about 650 metres, and it is genuinely the kind of green space you will use on an ordinary Tuesday evening rather than save for the weekend. Everything else sits comfortably nearby. Chomp Chomp Food Centre, myVillage at Serangoon Garden and Serangoon Garden Market are all a short ride away, while NEX is about ten minutes by car and Raffles Place is around twenty-three minutes on the Central Expressway. Then there is what is still to come. With the Cross Island Line opening in 2030, the way you move around the island changes again, and you get to enjoy the neighbourhood as it is today while it quietly becomes better connected tomorrow.
No.1
Amazing Amenities
Here is something worth knowing before you go any further. Serangoon Gardens is a landed estate, which means houses do not get replaced by apartment blocks, and apartments in this pocket arrive rarely and one at a time. The land measures 0.8 hectares at a plot ratio of 2.5, which works out at an estimated 235 homes, and that number will not grow. Two and three kilometres away, whole districts are being redeveloped and thousands of units are heading to market over the next few years. Here the total is 235. You will hear scarcity claimed on a lot of launches, but this is one you can be confident in.
No.2
Stunning Nature
You are moving into a neighbourhood with a memory rather than a masterplan. Serangoon Gardens was built in the 1950s by a private developer for the families of British servicemen stationed at the nearby air base, and he named more than forty of its roads after towns back home. Those names are still on the street signs today, and the Cross Island Line station arriving at the edge of the estate has been named Tavistock after one of them, which means a road name chosen seventy years ago is about to appear on every MRT map in Singapore. This is the sort of place that gently reveals itself. You will discover a coffee shop your neighbours have been going to for twenty years, a stretch of road shaded by trees older than the houses, and a pace of life that has never felt the need to hurry.
No.3
Great Connectivity
The closest thing to your front door is not a mall or a station. It is Serangoon North Community Park, a short walk of about 650 metres, and it is genuinely the kind of green space you will use on an ordinary Tuesday evening rather than save for the weekend. Everything else sits comfortably nearby. Chomp Chomp Food Centre, myVillage at Serangoon Garden and Serangoon Garden Market are all a short ride away, while NEX is about ten minutes by car and Raffles Place is around twenty-three minutes on the Central Expressway. Then there is what is still to come. With the Cross Island Line opening in 2030, the way you move around the island changes again, and you get to enjoy the neighbourhood as it is today while it quietly becomes better connected tomorrow.

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This condo is great for...

  Families

If you are raising children, an established neighbourhood gives you something a construction site simply cannot. Your afternoons have somewhere to go, with Serangoon North Community Park a short walk away, close enough that heading out after dinner never feels like an outing. Rosyth School is a short ride from home. Your weekends have their own rhythm here too, whether that is the market in the morning or satay at Chomp Chomp in the evening. And there is something quietly valuable about raising a family in a place with continuity. Your children will grow up on streets with names and stories, in a neighbourhood that was here long before them and will still be itself long after.

  Working Professionals

You will find this address works beautifully if you drive. Raffles Place is around twenty-three minutes away on the Central Expressway, and NEX is about ten minutes, which covers most of what a working week asks of you. If you take the train today, Serangoon interchange is a short drive rather than a walk, so this is a home that suits you best with a car for now. From 2030 that changes, when Serangoon North station on the Cross Island Line sits roughly thirteen minutes away on foot. What you gain immediately is somewhere that lets you switch off properly. You come home to low-rise streets, a park at the end of the road, and dinner that does not have to come from a food court.

  Investors

You are looking at a supply position that is unusual enough to be worth laying out plainly. An estimated 235 homes on 0.8 hectares, inside a landed estate where apartment sites come up rarely and one at a time, in a district where the comparable sites two and three kilometres away are releasing developments many times that size. One Cross Island Line station is being built roughly thirteen minutes away on foot, with a second at the edge of the estate, and both are targeted for 2030.
 
The Garden Residences next door is the comparison you will make, so here it is plainly. It was awarded on a 99-year lease back in 2017 and holds 613 homes. Serangoon North View Residence begins its ninety-nine years fresh, with an estimated 235 homes on a site less than half the size. Fewer neighbours, a full lease, and the newest address in an estate that almost never releases land gives you an opportunity you would not want to miss out on!

What Is It Like Living Here?

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In your unit

What you see from your window is decided by what surrounds you, and what surrounds this address is a landed estate. That means low roofs, mature trees and open sky in most directions, rather than a facing block a stone's throw away. To your south is Kensington Park. Next door is The Garden Residences. Beyond that, houses on streets that have not changed shape in seventy years.
 
The parcel measures 0.8 hectares and carries an estimated 235 homes, which works out at an average of roughly 900 square feet across the development. That tells you this is a two and three bedroom project rather than a shoebox one, designed for people settling in rather than passing through. Layouts, sizes and finishes are still to be released, and when they are, everyone on the priority list sees them first.

In your condo

Two hundred and thirty five is a small number, and that changes your experience of living here more than you might expect. Everything shared is shared by a few hundred households rather than a few thousand. On a Saturday morning, that is the difference between a facility you can actually enjoy and one you find yourself queuing for.
 
You will also come to recognise people. A development this size means a lift with familiar faces, a lobby where the guard learns your car, and children who end up at the same schools as yours. It feels much closer to how Serangoon Gardens already works than to how a thousand-unit development works, which seems exactly right for a home sitting inside it.
 
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the location

Start with the walk, because it is a short one. Serangoon North Community Park sits about 650 metres from home, roughly nine minutes on foot, and it is the one destination here that you will genuinely walk to.
 
Everything else is comfortably nearby, and it is worth being straight with you about that. Chomp Chomp Food Centre is a short ride away, and it is the reason people from across the island end up in this neighbourhood on a Friday night. Serangoon Garden Market is nearby and still does the job it has done for sixty years. myVillage at Serangoon Garden takes care of the everyday shop, and NEX, the biggest mall in the north-east, is about ten minutes by car.
 
When you need to get out, the Central Expressway puts Raffles Place around twenty-three minutes away by car. Serangoon MRT interchange, on the North East and Circle lines, is a short drive today rather than a walk. The change arrives in 2030, when the Cross Island Line opens with Serangoon North station roughly thirteen minutes away on foot and Tavistock station at the edge of the estate. You deserve the date rather than a vague promise that it is coming soon, because four years is a real number and you should be able to plan around it.
 
So what you get today is an established neighbourhood with its own market, its own food and its own park, ten minutes from a major mall and twenty-three from the city by car. What you get in 2030 is all of that, with a rail line running through it.

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*Note: The term "Serangoon North View Residence" is a provisional title for an upcoming development in Serangoon North.
The official name has not been announced by the developers, and the temporary title "Serangoon North View Residence" may be subject to change.
Copyright 2026 - Serangoon North View Residence - All Rights Reserved
*Note: The term "Serangoon North View Residence" is a provisional title for an upcoming development in Serangoon North.
The official name has not been announced by the developers, and the temporary title "Serangoon North View Residence" may be subject to change.