Sometimes, the appeal of a larger home comes down to everyday comforts, like not having to double your dining table as a work desk, or having enough room for the children to play without taking over the sofa, and maybe even simply having a little breathing space between the furniture.
If space sits high on your wish list, these five HDB listings are worth a look. Each advertises more than 1,400 sqft, with asking prices starting at S$560,000. From a lower-priced home with potential for an extra bedroom to a high-floor corner flat ready for a fresh interior, here’s what stands out.
Table of contents
- 1. 436 Jurong West Avenue 1 – space to consider a fourth bedroom
- 2. 34 Teban Gardens Road – a renovated home with everyday essentials nearby
- 3. 443 Jurong West Avenue 1 – generous communal space for family life
- 4. 436 Jurong West Avenue 1 – a renovated corner home with fewer built-ins
- 5. 401 Jurong West Street 42 – a high-floor corner flat to make your own
1. 436 Jurong West Avenue 1 – space to consider a fourth bedroom
| Detail | Listing information |
| Asking price | S$560,000 |
| Size | 1,453 sqft |
| Asking price psf | S$385.41 |
| Built year | 1985 |
| Bedrooms / bathrooms | 3 bedrooms / 2 bathrooms |
| Floor level | Low |
The most affordable flat on our list also happens to be one of the larger ones. At 1,453 sqft, this 5A flat offers plenty of room for families who want more space without stretching their budget too far.
The home is already renovated, with the potential to create a fourth bedroom. This could be handy for a growing family or anyone who needs a dedicated home office, although it’s worth considering how the additional room might affect the existing living space and layout.
Just opposite the block are a wet market, neighbourhood shops and eateries, making daily errands easy to fit in. Shuqun Primary, Rulang Primary and Hua Yi Secondary are also nearby, along with Jurong Green Community Club. The neighbourhood is also served by Lakeside MRT station on the East-West Line, providing rail connections to the wider Singapore.
2. 34 Teban Gardens Road – a renovated home with everyday essentials nearby
| Detail | Listing information |
| Asking price | S$589,000 |
| Size | 1,410 sqft |
| Asking price psf | S$417.73 |
| Built year | 1977 |
| Bedrooms / bathrooms | 3 bedrooms / 2 bathrooms |
| Floor level | Mid |
This Teban Gardens flat could appeal to buyers looking for a move-in-ready home with a little more privacy. With over S$100,000 spent on renovations, the well-maintained home also shares its floor with just two other units, making it a good option for those who prefer fewer immediate neighbours.
Inside, the flat enjoys plenty of natural light and ventilation, along with a distinctive layout that gives it a little more character.
Nearby, Teban Market Place offers food options, groceries and neighbourhood shops, while Teban Neighbourhood Park is a convenient spot for an evening stroll. Looking ahead, the upcoming Pandan Reservoir MRT station will provide another transport option when Stage 2 of the Jurong Region Line opens, currently scheduled for 2028.
3. 443 Jurong West Avenue 1 – generous communal space for family life
| Detail | Listing information |
| Asking price | S$600,000 |
| Size | 1,453 sqft |
| Asking price psf | S$412.94 |
| Built year | 1985 |
| Bedrooms / bathrooms | 3 bedrooms / 2 bathrooms |
| Floor level | Low |
If you enjoy spending time with family or having friends over, this 5A flat could be one to consider. Its spacious living and dining areas offer plenty of room for family meals, gatherings or simply relaxing at home.
There’s also flexibility to make the space your own, whether that means setting up a larger dining table, creating a cosy reading corner or carving out a dedicated workspace.
Groceries and eateries are also within easy reach, while families with school-going children will find Shuqun Primary, Rulang Primary and Hua Yi Secondary nearby. Bus services connect the neighbourhood to Lakeside and Chinese Garden MRT stations.
4. 436 Jurong West Avenue 1 – a renovated corner home with fewer built-ins
| Detail | Listing information |
| Asking price | S$615,000 |
| Size | 1,431 sqft |
| Asking price psf | S$429.77 |
| Built year | 1985 |
| Bedrooms / bathrooms | 3 bedrooms / 2 bathrooms |
This second flat at Block 436 offers something a little different. It’s a renovated corner unit with a regular layout and minimal built-in furniture, giving buyers a good balance between a ready-made home and the flexibility to make it their own. With fewer fixed cabinets, there’s more freedom to arrange furniture, create different living spaces or make changes down the road without having to remove too many existing fittings.
The home was renovated around five years ago, so buyers who like the current finishes may be able to move in without taking on extensive renovation work.
Being in the same block as our first pick, this home enjoys the same location benefits, so the choice comes down to which unit’s layout, condition and price better suit your needs.
One thing to factor into your plans is the seller’s request for a three-month extension of stay after completion. This is worth considering if you’re working around the sale of your current home or the end of a rental lease.
5. 401 Jurong West Street 42 – a high-floor corner flat to make your own
| Detail | Listing information |
| Advertised starting price | S$628,888 |
| Size | 1,464 sqft |
| Asking price psf | S$429.57 |
| Built year | 1984 |
| Bedrooms / bathrooms | 3 bedrooms / 2 bathrooms |
| Floor level | High |
At 1,464 sqft, this is the largest flat on our list. It’s also a high-floor corner unit, offering greater privacy, plenty of natural light and good ventilation.
Unlike some of the renovated homes we’ve covered, this flat is in its original condition, giving buyers the opportunity to design and renovate the space to their liking. The Home Improvement Programme (HIP) has also been completed, which is another plus.
Families with school-going children will find Rulang Primary and Shuqun Primary within 1km, with Hua Yi Secondary also nearby. Bus stops along Jurong West Street 42 provide additional transport options.
The upcoming Hong Kah and Corporation MRT stations on the Jurong Region Line will offer more rail connections in the wider area. In the meantime, it’s worth considering how the existing transport options fit your daily commute.
About Sophiyanah David
Sophi, a seasoned copywriter specialising in Singaporean real estate and property, is one of the minds behind 99.co's informative articles. Like her colleagues at 99.co, Sophi is dedicated to keeping you informed about the ever-changing world of real estate so you can find your forever home. When off the clock, you can find her giggling and kicking her feet as she reads her romance novels, watching anime - if FMBA is not your fave, she might fight you (but you'll probably win) and looking up latest skincare trends.
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