Some people like staying in a condo, where you get access to a huge range of amenities, and you can hit the gym or take a dip in the pool whenever you’d like.
Then there are those people who absolutely abhor living in high-density housing, and would rather stay in a landed property where they have their own front porch, backyard, and more space to breathe.
If you belong to the latter category, you’re in the right place. In this blog post, we share 5 landed properties that you can purchase for under $2 million in Singapore. Read on to find out more!
#1: Summer Gardens
District: D16
Nearest MRT: Tanah Merah, Expo
Size: 3,025 sq ft (five beds, five baths)
Sale price: $2,000,000
PSF sale price: $661.16
Need plenty of space? You’ll have no complaints with this unit at Summer Gardens, which comes with five bedrooms spread out over three storeys, plus an additional helper’s room, powder room, and communal area in the basement.
Another plus point: the house is newly renovated and super stylish, which means you won’t need to spend much on replacing the fittings or furnishings. Also, it’s rare that you find landed property nearby public transport, but Summer Gardens is an exception – it’s within walking distance of Tanah Merah MRT.
#2: Ceylon Court
District: D15
Nearest MRT: Dakota
Size: 13,085 sq ft (four beds, three baths)
Sale price: $1,900,000
PSF sale price: $145.20
This three storey townhouse at Ceylon Court is located at Ceylon Road, and it comes with four bedrooms and three bathrooms. The property is a 10 to 15 minute walk or a five minute drive away from malls such as Parkway Parade, Roxy Square, and 112 Katong, and other amenities in the area include the Chinese Swimming Club and East Coast Park.
If you’re a foodie, take a short stroll to East Coast Road, where you’ll find a smorgasbord of good food, including 328 Katong Laksa, Birds of Paradise, Ninethirty by Awfully Chocolate, and Brotzeit Katong.
#3: Goodlink Park
District: D27
Nearest MRT: Yishun
Size: 2,078 sq ft (five beds, four baths)
Sale price: $1,500,000
PSF sale price: $721.85
Goodlink Park isn’t located in the most central part of Yishun (it’s actually on Sembawang Road, near Khatib camp), but on the bright side, the property is just five minutes away from the legendary Chong Pang Nasi Lemak.
Also important to note: Goodlink Park is a freehold property, not leasehold, so we’d say that the asking price of $1,500,000 works out to be a pretty good deal.
#4: Straits Gardens
District: D27
Nearest MRT: Sembawang
Size: 1,694 sq ft (five beds, five baths)
Sale price: $2,000,000
PSF sale price: $1,180.64
Like Goodlink Park, Straits Gardens is located in the North of Singapore. This 4.5 storey house comes with a basement and a covered roof terrace, and it’s the ultimate home for couples who love to entertain and have their friends over. If you’ve got elderly parents living with you, they’ll also appreciate the fact that there’s a private lift installed in the house.
#5: The Woods
District: D22
Nearest MRT: Pioneer, Boon Lay
Size: 4,018 sq ft (five beds, six baths)
Sale price: $1,800,000
PSF sale price: $447.98
Looking for a nice, family-friendly neighbourhood to settle down in? Check out this cluster house at The Woods, which comes with three storeys of living space, a basement, and a fourth storey that comprises of a family room, roof terrace and laundry area.
With the house, you get a basement carpark that can fit two cars, and there are many primary schools, secondary schools, and childcare centres in the area. If you have older kids, the prestigious Nanyang Technological University (NTU) is also located nearby.
Thinking of buying a landed property in Singapore? Voice your thoughts in our comments section or on our Facebook community page.
Looking for a property? Find the home of your dreams today on Singapore’s largest property portal 99.co! You can also access a wide range of tools to calculate your down payments and loan repayments, to make an informed purchase.
About Elizabeth Tan
Elizabeth is a writer, a Harry Potter fanatic, and a Game Of Thrones addict.
Looking to sell your property?
Whether your HDB apartment is reaching the end of its Minimum Occupation Period (MOP) or your condo has crossed its Seller Stamp Duty (SSD) window, it is always good to know how much you can potentially gain if you were to list and sell your property. Not only that, you’ll also need to know whether your gains would allow you to right-size to the dream home in the neighbourhood you and your family have been eyeing.
One easy way is to send us a request for a credible and trusted property consultant to reach out to you.
Alternatively, you can jump onto 99.co’s Property Value Tool to get an estimate for free.
If you’re looking for your dream home, be it as a first-time or seasoned homebuyer or seller – say, to upgrade or right-size – you will find it on Singapore’s fastest-growing property portal 99.co.
Meanwhile, if you have an interesting property-related story to share with us, drop us a message here — and we’ll review it and get back to you.
Join our social media communities!
Facebook | Instagram | TikTok | Telegram | YouTube | Twitter
Why are they called landed when they are not terraces or semi-d?
I interest in yr good link park . Like to view