The Cheapest 3-Bedroom Condos in Singapore You Can Buy Right Now Under $1.2M

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Marcus is a writer at Stacked, with over four years of experience in content and growth marketing, mainly in the property space. He brings a mix of industry knowledge and editorial thinking to his work. Outside of writing, he’s often at BFT (he swears by HIIT), planning his next trip, or reading self-help books. And yes, he has a Substack too.
3-bedroom condos are where family living starts to become more flexible. With three bedrooms, families have options, whether for a home office, extra storage, or accommodating children, and the space to adapt as needs change. Their versatility makes them a favourite for many buyers, and steady demand tends to keep 3-bedroom condo resale values strong.
This week, we are sharing some of our top picks under $1.2 million.
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1The Woodgrove




$980,000
Address | 3 Woodgrove Drive |
Size | 1,033 sq ft |
$PSF | $949 |
TOP date | 1998 |
Why I like it
If you’re looking for a home that balances convenience and comfort, this high-floor unit near Marsiling MRT is worth considering. Within a 15-minute walk to the station, it also sits next to The Woodgrove and is a short stroll from Marsiling Mall. Food options and daily essentials are plentiful among the surrounding HDB clusters. For nature lovers, the nearby park connector links directly to Marsiling Park, Woodlands Waterfront and Admiralty Park.
The unit spans 1,033 sq ft with well-proportioned living and dining areas that can easily fit a study corner. Floor-to-ceiling windows in the living room and all three bedrooms bring in generous natural light and enhance the sense of space. With no balcony, the interior feels larger and more practical.
The layout is regularly shaped, making furniture placement straightforward. The kitchen comes with a separate service yard and utility room, offering both function and flexibility. Altogether, this home combines light, space and smart design in a well-connected neighbourhood.
– Sean

2Symphony Suites



$1,080,000
Address | 1 Yishun Close |
Size | 786 sq ft |
$PSF | $1,374 |
TOP date | 2019 |
Why I like it
Located in Yishun, this home offers a mix of accessibility and smart space planning. The MRT and Northpoint City are about 17 minutes on foot, while Junction Nine and everyday dining choices are just a short walk away. Nature is also close at hand, with the park connector leading directly to Yishun Park and Pond.
The layout follows a dumbbell design that makes the most of its footprint. Floor-to-ceiling windows across the living room and bedrooms bring in ample light, even though the unit sits on a lower floor. A glass panel between the kitchen and living area further opens up the interior.
The living and dining areas are well-sized, with room for creative solutions such as a storage bench to save space. Each of the three bedrooms can fit a double bed, giving this compact unit a balance of comfort and functionality.
– Ryan J.

3Northoaks



$1,170,000
Address | 26 Woodlands Cresent |
Size | 1,292 sq ft |
$PSF | $906 |
TOP date | 2001 |
Why I like it
This spacious 1,292 sq ft home combines practicality with comfort. Admiralty MRT, Kampung Admiralty, and Admiralty Place are all within a short walk, with food options and supermarkets close at hand. The park connector nearby also leads directly to Admiralty Park and the Woodlands Waterfront.
The interiors are bright and well laid out. Living and dining areas are clearly defined, while the kitchen is complemented by a yard, utility, and WC. All three bedrooms sit away from the main living space, providing more privacy when hosting guests. Each room can fit a double bed, and the master bathroom stands out with both a bathtub and a shower.
With no balcony, the unit enjoys more internal space, though two bedrooms include planter boxes. Despite a few odd corners, the layout remains functional, offering a home that is both comfortable and versatile.
– Marcus

4Watercolours



$1,180,000
Address | 35 Pasir Ris Link |
Size | 915 sq ft |
$PSF | $1,290 |
TOP date | 2016 |
Why I like it
This Pasir Ris home offers a mix of convenience and bright, functional living. It is about a 17-minute walk to Pasir Ris MRT, White Sands, and Pasir Ris Mall, while Downtown East and the Pasir Ris Central Hawker Centre are just a short stroll away. For outdoor enthusiasts, the unit sits along the park connector that leads to Pasir Ris Park and Beach.
Located on a mid-floor, the home enjoys good natural light while sitting just at the tree line. The living and dining areas are well-separated, with the living room opening onto a decently sized balcony. Two of the bedrooms feature floor-to-ceiling windows, enhancing both light and the sense of space.
The household shelter is tucked along the walkway to the bedrooms, keeping it out of sight from the main living area. With a regularly shaped layout, furniture placement and interior planning are straightforward, making this unit both practical and comfortable for daily living.
– Gail

5Belysa




$1,198,000
Address | 55 Pasir Ris Drive 1 |
Size | 829 sq ft |
$PSF | $1,445 |
TOP date | 2014 |
Why I like it
This Pasir Ris home combines convenience with practical design. It is within a 15-minute walk to Pasir Ris MRT, White Sands, and Pasir Ris Mall, and Elias Mall is also nearby. The unit sits along a waterway that leads directly to Pasir Ris Park and Beach, offering a pleasant outdoor connection.
Originally a 3-bedroom layout, one bedroom has been opened up to create a larger living and dining space. Large window panels bring in ample natural light and make the home feel bright and airy, while unblocked views from the living area and all three bedrooms enhance the sense of space. The L-shaped kitchen counter maximises usability, and all bedrooms remain well-sized.
Without a balcony, the unit enjoys more internal space, and the compact, efficient layout minimises wasted areas. Despite its smaller footprint, this home feels functional and comfortable for everyday living.
– Druce
Marcus
Marcus is a writer at Stacked, with over four years of experience in content and growth marketing, mainly in the property space. He brings a mix of industry knowledge and editorial thinking to his work. Outside of writing, he’s often at BFT (he swears by HIIT), planning his next trip, or reading self-help books. And yes, he has a Substack too.Read next from On The Market

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