As prices have continued to climb, finding a four-bedroom condo below $2 million has become increasingly difficult. For many buyers, that budget is now more commonly associated with larger three-bedroom units, particularly in newer developments.
That said, there are still opportunities in the resale market. Buyers who are willing to consider slightly older projects or look beyond the central regions can still find genuine four-bedroom homes that offer enough space for growing families, multi-generational living, or those who simply want extra flexibility.
This week, we looked at five resale condos with four-bedroom layouts priced below $2 million.
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Shortlists like this are a useful starting point, but the units that make the list aren't necessarily the ones that make the most sense for your budget, lifestyle or long-term plans.
The harder part comes afterwards: comparing the trade-offs, evaluating the numbers, and deciding which home is actually the best fit for your situation.
Over time, that's also why we decided to work with agents who shared the same data-driven and advisory-led approach behind our editorial, consultants who could help readers think through decisions more objectively, rather than simply push transactions.
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1Symphony Suites
$1,450,000
| Attribute | Info |
| Address | 3 Yishun Close |
| Size | 1,023 sq ft |
| $PSF | $1,417.40 |
| TOP date | 2019 |
Why I like it
Located near Junction Nine and various neighbourhood eateries, this development also sits beside the park connector leading towards Yishun Pond and Yishun Park.
Situated on the top floor, the unit enjoys plenty of natural light. It also has no outdoor space, allowing most of the floor area to be devoted to interior living space. Floor-to-ceiling windows in the living, dining, and all four bedrooms help create a brighter and more spacious feel, whilst a large mirrored wall in the dining area further enhances the sense of openness.
The kitchen comes with a separate yard, ventilated utility room, and WC. A horizontal glass panel between the kitchen and living area allows natural light to flow through both spaces. All four bedrooms are comfortably sized and can accommodate double beds.
2Kingsford Waterbay
$1,550,000
| Attribute | Info |
| Address | 76 Upper Serangoon View |
| Size | 1,033 sq ft |
| $PSF | $1,500.48 |
| TOP date | 2018 |
Why I like it
Located near various eateries, this development sits beside the park connector that follows the Serangoon River towards Punggol Park, Lorong Halus Wetland Park, and Coney Island.
The unit sits on a high floor overlooking the pool and facilities. A small foyer at the entrance creates an added layer of privacy before entering the main living space.
The living and dining areas are clearly separated, with a built-in dining bench helping to maximise space. A mirrored wall panel also makes the dining area feel larger. The living room opens onto a sizeable balcony that extends towards the adjacent bedroom, and buyers could potentially relocate the dining area outdoors to free up additional indoor space.
All four bedrooms are large enough to accommodate double beds, whilst three of them feature full-height windows that make the rooms feel brighter and more spacious.
3Signature At Yishun
$1,580,000
| Attribute | Info |
| Address | 25 Yishun Street 51 |
| Size | 1,184 sq ft |
| $PSF | $1,334.36 |
| TOP date | 2017 |
Why I like it
Located near Wisteria Mall and various neighbourhood eateries, this development also enjoys direct access to the cycling path leading towards Lower Seletar Reservoir Park, Yishun Park, and Yishun Pond.
Although situated on a lower floor, the unit overlooks the pool and still receives a good amount of natural light. The living and dining areas are nicely separated, with the living room opening onto a sizeable balcony that extends towards the adjacent bedroom.
The balcony is large enough that buyers could potentially relocate the dining area outdoors to create a larger indoor living space. The kitchen comes with a separate yard, utility room, and WC, whilst a glass panel between the kitchen and dining area helps natural light flow further into the home.
4Cascadale
$1,550,000
| Attribute | Info |
| Address | 730 Upper Changi Road East |
| Size | 1,302 sq ft |
| $PSF | $1,190.48 |
| TOP date | 1994 |
Why I like it
Located near Upper Changi MRT station (DTL), this freehold development is also close to the food options within the nearby Singapore University of Technology and Design (SUTD).
The home features an unusual split-level entrance, with a small step down into the living and dining area. Between the bedrooms and balcony is a flexible space that could be adapted into a study, reading corner, children’s play area, or other lifestyle use.
The kitchen comes with a separate yard, utility room, and WC. Two of the bedrooms are ensuite, whilst the master bedroom also includes a walk-in wardrobe. Although the overall layout is somewhat unconventional, the available space has been used efficiently.
5Bellewoods
$1,599,999
| Attribute | Info |
| Address | 100 Woodlands Avenue 5 |
| Size | 1,152 sq ft |
| $PSF | $1,399.89 |
| TOP date | 2017 |
Why I like it
Located near Admiralty MRT station (NSL), Admiralty Place, Kampung Admiralty, Vista Point, and various neighbourhood eateries, this development is also close to the park connector leading towards Admiralty Park and the Woodlands Waterfront.
The living and dining areas are comfortably sized, although the current furniture arrangement makes them appear slightly smaller than they are. A large mirrored wall panel in the living room helps create a greater sense of space.
The living room opens onto a generously sized balcony. The kitchen comes with a utility room and WC, with the utility room also accessible from the bedroom corridor, providing greater flexibility in how the space can be used.
The regularly shaped layout makes furniture planning straightforward, which should appeal to buyers looking for an easy home to furnish.
Round-ups like this are a good place to start a shortlist, but the real work begins when you start comparing the final few options, looking beyond the headline criteria to decide which property is the best fit for your own situation.
That’s where many readers ask us to help.
If you’d like a second view on any of the units above (or others we haven’t listed), you can reach out for a one-to-one consultation here.
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