Treasure Place
61 Lorong Sarhad · 119174
D5 · Buona Vista / West Coast / Clementi · RCR
54 Units (Small) · 5 Floors · 1 Block ()
Available Listings
S$ 2,431,000
61 Lorong Sarhad 119174
3
3
1,323 sqft
Listed 6 days ago
Project Details
Resident Profile
- 48% Owner
- 52% Tenant
*Estimated based on rental transaction volume against total units.
Facilities
Aquatics
Swimming Pool- Wading Pool
Outdoors
Playground
Services
Parking
Security
Locations and Surroundings
Taxi
Public Transport
Driving
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3 Transfers
S$ 2.49
1 Transfer
S$ 1.75
3 Transfers
S$ 1.82
Floor Plan Information
All
2
3
4
2 bedroom
14 Units
92 - 129 sqm / 990 - 1,389 sqft
$600K - $1.8M
$511 - $1,402 psf
Across 1 bedroom types · 2 room
3 bedroom
31 Units
123 - 144 sqm / 1,324 - 1,550 sqft
$800K - $2.09M
$545 - $1,558 psf
Across 1 bedroom types · 3 room
4 bedroom
9 Units
189 - 202 sqm / 2,034 - 2,174 sqft
$1M - $2.82M
$488 - $1,297 psf
Across 1 bedroom types · 3+1 room
Site Plans and Elevation Charts
Site Map of Treasure Place
Buildings in Treasure Place
- 61 Lorong Sarhad119174
Market Data & Trends
Recent Transactions
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Studio
1 BR
2 BR
3 BR
4 BR
5+ BR
Date sold | Block | Unit | Beds | PSF | Area
(sqft) | Price sold |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
04/2025 | 61 | #01-xx | 2 BR | S$ 1,296 | 1,389 | S$ 1.800M |
01/2025 | 61 | #03-xx | 3 BR | S$ 1,540 | 1,356 | S$ 2.088M |
06/2023 | 61 | #03-xx | 3 BR | S$ 1,558 | 1,335 | S$ 2.080M |
04/2023 | 61 | #05-xx | 4 BR | S$ 1,297 | 2,174 | S$ 2.820M |
11/2022 | 61 | #05-xx | 4 BR | S$ 1,266 | 2,034 | S$ 2.575M |
08/2022 | 61 | #0x-xx | 3 BR | S$ 1,416 | 1,356 | S$ 1.920M |
09/2021 | 61 | #0x-xx | 3 BR | S$ 1,170 | 1,496 | S$ 1.750M |
08/2021 | 61 | #0x-xx | 3 BR | S$ 1,284 | 1,324 | S$ 1.700M |
01/2021 | 61 | #0x-xx | 3 BR | S$ 1,242 | 1,357 | S$ 1.685M |
09/2020 | 61 | #0x-xx | 3 BR | S$ 1,171 | 1,324 | S$ 1.550M |
06/2019 | 61 | #0x-xx | 3 BR | S$ 1,121 | 1,508 | S$ 1.690M |
05/2019 | 61 | #0x-xx | 3 BR | S$ 1,045 | 1,550 | S$ 1.620M |
06/2018 | 61 | #0x-xx | 2 BR | S$ 1,402 | 990 | S$ 1.388M |
02/2018 | 61 | #0x-xx | 3 BR | S$ 1,171 | 1,324 | S$ 1.550M |
10/2017 | 61 | #0x-xx | 3 BR | S$ 1,133 | 1,324 | S$ 1.500M |
08/2017 | 61 | #0x-xx | 2 BR | S$ 1,263 | 990 | S$ 1.250M |
07/2017 | 61 | #0x-xx | 4 BR | S$ 1,003 | 2,173 | S$ 2.180M |
07/2017 | 61 | #0x-xx | 2 BR | S$ 1,029 | 1,389 | S$ 1.429M |
07/2017 | 61 | #0x-xx | 3 BR | S$ 1,060 | 1,357 | S$ 1.438M |
06/2017 | 61 | #0x-xx | 4 BR | S$ 915 | 2,175 | S$ 1.990M |
Sale Price Trend Overtime
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Nearby Condo Project Comparison
Project | Tenure | TOP | MRT Distance | Price range (Sale) | Avg. Price (Sale) | Price range (Rent) | Avg. Price (Rent) | Rental Yield |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
Treasure Place | Freehold | 2006 | CC 26  7 mins (539m)Pasir Panjang MRT | 1,579.3 - 1,837.49 psf | 1,708.4 psf | 2,600 - 8,000 /mo | 4,109.73 /mo | - |
99 yrs | 2024 | CC 26 7 mins (541m)Pasir Panjang MRT | 1,701.75 - 3,478.26 psf | 2,009.98 psf | 3,300 - 10,000 /mo | 6,100 /mo | 3.98% | |
Freehold | 2002 | CC 26 7 mins (487m)Pasir Panjang MRT | 1,507.11 psf | 1,507.11 psf | 1,150 - 4,500 /mo | 2,825 /mo | 3.72% | |
Freehold | 1996 | CC 25 9 mins (669m)Haw Par Villa MRT | 1,615.51 psf | 1,615.51 psf | 1,500 /mo | 1,500 /mo | 2.96% | |
Freehold | 1995 | CC 26 6 mins (416m)Pasir Panjang MRT | 347.05 - 1,470.4 psf | 747.55 psf | 5,400 - 5,500 /mo | 5,450 /mo | 2.65% | |
Freehold | 1994 | CC 26 8 mins (579m)Pasir Panjang MRT | 484 - 1,077.94 psf | 767.45 psf | 1,200 - 5,000 /mo | 2,600 /mo | - | |
Freehold | 1994 | CC 26 7 mins (515m)Pasir Panjang MRT | 1,707.87 psf | 1,707.87 psf | 850 - 5,500 /mo | 3,175 /mo | 2.85% | |
Freehold | 1993 | CC 26 8 mins (574m)Pasir Panjang MRT | 1,693.99 - 1,846.85 psf | 1,746.97 psf | 1,600 /mo | 1,600 /mo | - | |
Freehold | 1992 | CC 25 7 mins (546m)Haw Par Villa MRT | 320.04 - 1,515.89 psf | 692.35 psf | 2,800 - 6,000 /mo | 4,036.21 /mo | 2.72% |
FAQ
What is the full address of Treasure Place?
The full address of the development is 61 Lorong Sarhad, 119174, Queenstown (District 05).
How old is Treasure Place?
The residential development was completed in 2006, making it approximately 20 years old as of 2026.
Are there units currently available for sale at Treasure Place?
As of October 2026, there are approximately 1 resale listings available, with prices starting from S$ 2,380,000.
What is the highest PSF ever recorded at Treasure Place?
The highest recorded transaction was S$ 1,558.05 psf, achieved in Jun 2023 for a 3 bedroom unit.
What is the lowest PSF ever recorded at Treasure Place?
The lowest recorded transaction was S$ 487.98 psf, based on available resale transaction data.
Is Treasure Place a profitable condominium for owners?
Yes. Based on historical resale data, many owners at Treasure Place have sold their units at a profit. The highest recorded gain was approximately S$ 1,325,000, while profitability varies across different unit types and holding periods.
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