$1.5M For A Landed Home In Queenstown? These Rare HDB Terraces Make It Possible
November 10, 2025
A while back, we toured landed houses in Queenstown where houses sell for $12 million. If you liked the area, but not the price, today’s tour may be of interest to you: landed houses about 15 minutes away (on foot) on the market for $1.6 million and under (at the time of writing.) As always, there is a catch: these are HDB terrace houses so public housing and leasehold (99-years.) However, if your primary objective is to experience landed living, have a bit more space, enjoy having your own garden etc -versus viewing a house as primarily an investment vehicle for capital growth- then join me on this walkabout!


There are actually 2 areas in Singapore where you can find HDB landed houses- besides Queenstown, the other is near Whampoa, in Jalan Bahagia. (I briefly looked at the Jalan Bahagia HDB terraces during my house hunt way back in the day- you can read about it (and some hopefully useful house hunting tips via the link.) I’ll be honest- personally, I much prefer the Jalan Bahagia HDB estate to the Queenstown HDB terrae estate as the former is just so much more private and prettier. However, that comes at a cost- the Jalan Bahagia houses are not the most accessible or convenient if one doesn’t have a car. The Queenstown HDB terraces, on the other hand, are located in central Singapore and walking distance from a MRT station! (Some properties are within 500m of the MRT and 1 km of 2 Primary Schools: Queenstown and New Town.)
Let’s take a look at the estate so you can see for yourself.




1 of the parking spaces in between the HDB houses. The advantage of such a set-up is easy access to the car from the house so you don’t have to lug groceries, luggage etc over a long distance. The cons are the car fumes and lots of coming and going right outside your place. Also, a car park is obviously not the most scenic view!





Here I am standing outside the polyclinic- this is what you can see of the houses opposite.




















I’ve visited the area several times. On 1 visit, I had to park pretty far away and you pass this construction site. Obviously the area may feel very different once work is completed but when I visited it felt a little bit industrial.
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Now that we’ve seen the entire Queenstown HDB landed estate, how did you find it? Personally, I still prefer Jalan Bahagia but I do find this estate very conveniently located. Let me know what you think in the comments?
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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 GreedygirlgourmetNeed help with a property decision?
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