5 Fabulously Designed And Ready To Move In HDB Units


It’s the last month of 2021, and the year has just passed by in a blur.
Property prices have not let up since the start of the year, and as of today, the demand seems yet to be satisfied as prices are continuing to climb. So much so that the MAS has urged Singaporeans to exercise prudence when it comes to mortgage loans for their property purchases.
This week, we hunt for some of the better-designed resale HDB units out there, as there is increased demand out there for units there are ready to move in. Naturally, because of construction delays due to the pandemic (and people usually want to move in before Chinese New Year), these well-designed units will usually be the first to go.
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155B Ang Mo Kio Street 44






$1,100,000
Address: | 455B Ang Mo Kio Street 44 |
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Tenure: | 99-year Leasehold |
Size: | 1,216 sqft |
$PSF: | $904.61 PSF |
Developer: | Housing & Development Board (HDB) |
TOP: | N/A |
Why I like it
Looking like it’s been taken off the front page of a design magazine, this colourfully designed HDB in Ang Mo Kio is sure to attract those that are after some vibrancy and excitement in their life. With $200k worth of renovations (plus extras like Blum systems, and Buster + Punch fittings) this would no doubt be a haven for those looking for something modern and eclectic.
This is a 5-room HDB unit sized at 1,216 square feet which is relatively decent. It is still as new as it can possibly get with a 95 years lease remaining. Location wise, it isn’t the best currently as it is quite a distant walk away from Ang Mo Kio MRT station although the future Tavistock MRT station will be under a 10 minute walk. You are also right next to Ang Mo Kio Avenue 3 Park which is fantastic for those that have a dog or just like to have a morning or evening stroll.
– Ryan
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2120A Edgedale Plains





$670,000
Address: | 120A Edgedale Plains |
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Tenure: | 99-year Leasehold |
Size: | 1,216 sqft |
$PSF: | $550.99 PSF |
Developer: | Housing & Development Board (HDB) |
TOP: | 2016 |
Why I like it
This is a 5-room HDB flat that is 1,216 square feet in size – pretty typical. It was completed in 2016, so it’s as new as you can get save for getting a BTO flat from day 1.
The unit is well-designed with a dark grey-ish open kitchen concept, along with the woody tones and a unique holey-textured wall as you enter the unit. There’s ample amount of storage in the kitchen, and I do like having the kitchen island which can double up as a quick place to have meals too (there is a proper dining table).
For those that take the MRT a lot though, this probably isn’t the location for you as you will need to take the LRT to get access to Punggol MRT station. It is also just next to the TPE so do take note of that.
– Druce

38B Upper Boon Keng Road





$1,088,000
Address: | 8B Upper Boon Keng Road |
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Tenure: | 99-year Leasehold |
Size: | 1,011 sqft |
$PSF: | $1,076.16 PSF |
Developer: | Housing & Development Board (HDB) |
TOP: | 2016 |
Why I like it
Let me start with the positives first, because aside from the nice decor, this HDB is in an enviable location. Named Kallang Trivista, it is one of the rare few HDB’s located right next to a body of water – in this case, the Sungei Kallang. So you are able to get nice river views, and you are also located beside the Kallang Park Connector, which if you are adenturous enough (or fit enough), you’d be able to walk/cycle all the way to the Waterway@Punggol area too.
For the less adventurous among you, you can still head to Kallang Riverside Park (which is just a short walk away) and even to the Marina Bay area as well. You are also an equally short walk way from Kallang MRT station on the East West line – which is undoubtedly a huge draw for those who take the MRT daily.
This is a 4-room unit sized at 1,011 square feet. The unit is pretty quirky in its design, which may not be to everyone’s taste but it certainly does stand out – especially with the zebra print wallpaper in the dining area!
– Reuben

4510 Jurong West Street 52





$670,000
Address: | 510 Jurong West Street 52 |
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Tenure: | Freehold |
Size: | 1,194 sqft |
$PSF: | $561.14 PSF |
Developer: | Housing & Development Board (HDB) |
TOP: | 1983 |
Why I like it
This is a 4-room HDB in Jurong West that is a very good size of 1,194 square feet. As you might expect, it is of the older variety having been built in 1983. You are about a 6-7 minute walk way from Lakeside MRT station on the East West line so connectivity wise its not bad at all. And while there is a park just across the road, I think most people would take the longer walk to visit Jurong Lake Park instead – where it is obviously much bigger and more scenic as well because of the water views.
This unit is very nicely designed, and still looks very modern given it was only renovated 5 years ago. The woody tones and even the raw concrete finish on the walls give it a semi-industrial look, but it does look more homey to me than anything else. The kitchen is finished in a black gloss cabinetry, which does look to need a lot more upkeep, but when kept spick and span it does look very sleek indeed.
– Stanley

594B Bedok North Avenue 4






$1,098,888
Address: | 94B Bedok North Avenue 4 |
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Tenure: | 99-year Leasehold |
Size: | 1,518 sqft |
$PSF: | $723.91 PSF |
Developer: | Housing & Development Board (HDB) |
TOP: | 1993 |
Why I like it
For those looking for something different, this Executive Apartment HDB unit is done up in a, I would say, English Victorian style. Sure, it’s not for everyone, but design can be a very subjective thing, and for those that love such a look will be pleased that not much further work even needs to be done.
And of course as an Executive Apartment, what you get here is size as it is 1,518 square feet of space. This means you have 4 bedrooms, a storeroom, and 2 bathrooms. It was completed in 1993 so it is 24 years of age at this point.
– Sean
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