Where To Find 999-Year Landed Homes By The Sea In Singapore: Touring Ponggol 24th Avenue

Get The Property Insights Serious Buyers Read First: Join 50,000+ readers who rely on our weekly breakdowns of Singapore’s property market.

TJ's interest in property was sparked after returning from the UK- where balconies are not counted in one's square footage!- and finding that the Singapore property had totally changed in the 7 years she was away. When not reading and watching articles & videos about property, she is busy cooking and baking for friends, family & her blog Greedygirlgourmet
Last week, we went to Ponggol to look for a landed estate with a sea view that I had visited a few years back. I ended up mistakenly visiting Ponggol 17th Avenue– it was a nice and peaceful estate, but wasn’t the landed enclave I was looking for. Hence, I went back to look at Google Maps again and finally found the original residential area: Ponggol 24th Avenue. Follow me on this walkabout as we see how it compares to Ponggol 17th Avenue!
When I visited a few years back, I was impressed by how open Ponggol 24th Avenue felt, as well as the sea views the houses enjoyed from the upper floors. Whilst the sea views remain, unfortunately, the area felt quite different in 2025.
Firstly, when you drive in, you pass several HDB estates, so the area feels much more congested than Ponggol 17th Avenue, despite being just a few minutes away. (Although HDB estates aren’t rare in Singapore, because the roads aren’t straight in Ponggol, at some points, it appears as though there is a continuous wall of HDB blocks towering in front of your and you can feel quite hemmed in. (Unfortunately I wasn’t able to take a photo as I was driving.))




There are also wildlife issues: according to this Nov 2024 Straits Times article, monkeys are a bit of niusance here though I didn’t see any on either of my visits. (However, given that the same issue was reported almost a year earlier by Stomp, it seems that this isn’t a one-off issue.)













Close-up of the construction work.













More from Stacked
So Is The 99-1 Property Split Strategy Legal Or Not?
Most people assume it is, since it’s something that’s been going on for over a decade.
TJ
TJ's interest in property was sparked after returning from the UK- where balconies are not counted in one's square footage!- and finding that the Singapore property had totally changed in the 7 years she was away. When not reading and watching articles & videos about property, she is busy cooking and baking for friends, family & her blog GreedygirlgourmetRead next from Landed Home Tours

Landed Home Tours Where $4 Million Semi-Ds Sit Next To $40 Million GCBs: Touring First Avenue In Bukit Timah

Landed Home Tours We Tour Affordable Freehold Landed Homes In Balestier From $3.4m (From Jalan Ampas To Boon Teck Road)

Landed Home Tours Where To Find Freehold Terrace & Semi-D Landed Homes From $4.85 million In The East

Landed Home Tours Touring A Rare Stretch of Original 2-Storey Freehold Terrace Homes At Joo Chiat Place From $3.02m
Latest Posts

Pro Why Seletar Park Residence Underperformed—Despite Its District 28 Location And Large Unit Sizes

On The Market Inside A Luxury Waterfront Home at The Residences At W Singapore Sentosa Cove

New Launch Condo Analysis Singapore’s Tallest New Condo Comes With the Highest Infinity Pool: Is The 63-Storey Promenade Peak Worth A Look?

Property Market Commentary We Tracked The Rise Of Million-Dollar HDB Flats By Estate — And The Results May Surprise You

Editor's Pick LyndenWoods Condo Pricing Breakdown: We Compare Its Pricing Against Bloomsbury Residences, Normanton Park & One-North Eden

Property Market Commentary 2-Bedder vs 2+Study Units: Which Condo Layout Has Better Returns Over The Last Decade?

Homeowner Stories Does The “Sell One, Buy Two” Strategy Still Work In 2025? 3 Real Stories From Singapore Homeowners

Singapore Property News So Is The 99-1 Property Split Strategy Legal Or Not?

New Launch Condo Reviews Transforming A Dual-Key Into A Family-Friendly 4-Bedder: We Revisit Nava Grove’s New Layout

On The Market 5 Cheapest HDB Flats Near MRT Stations Under $500,000

Editor's Pick The Robertson Opus Review: A Rare 999-Year New Launch Condo Priced From $1.37m

Singapore Property News Higher 2025 Seller’s Stamp Duty Rates Just Dropped: Should Buyers And Sellers Be Worried?

Editor's Pick Same Location, But Over $700k Cheaper: We Compare New Launch Vs Resale Condos In District 7

Property Trends Why Upgrading From An HDB Is Harder (And Riskier) Than It Was Since Covid

Property Market Commentary A First-Time Condo Buyer’s Guide To Evaluating Property Developers In Singapore

How tf did you manage to misspell punggol when it’s literally in the maps y’all added in the post