Lentor Gardens Residences 伦多花园

Lentor Gardens Residences comprises 499 residential units across three 16-storey tower blocks and one 8-storey tower block, as well as three exclusive Strata Terrace units.

The development offers 2-bedroom Premium, 2-bedroom Premium with Household Shelter, 2-bedroom + Study, 3-bedroom Compact, 3-bedroom Compact + Study, 3-bedroom Premium, 3-bedroom Premium + Study, 4-bedroom Compact, 4-bedroom Premium, and Strata Terrace units ranging from 646 sq ft to 1,496 sq ft.

The expected date of vacant possession is 31 December 2030, with legal completion expected by 31 December 2033.

Facilities include a 75m skyline pool, a 50m lap pool, hydro jet pool, massage pool, reflexology pool, gym, yoga studio, tennis court, clubhouse with function rooms, Sky Terraces on the 9th storey of each block, BBQ pavilions, and an Early Childhood Development Centre.

Yes, there is an Early Childhood Development Centre within the development itself.

Lentor MRT Station on the Thomson-East Coast Line is about 450 m from the development in a straight line (OneMap). The Thomson-East Coast Line connects with other MRT lines at interchanges including Caldecott, Stevens, Orchard and Woodlands, and LTA plans Bright Hill as a future interchange with the Cross Island Line.

The development directly borders the future Hillock Park and Linear Park, for which no completion date has been published. Other nearby parks accessible by car or cycling include Thomson Nature Park (5-minute drive), Bishan-Ang Mo Kio Park (6-minute drive), Lower Peirce Reservoir Park (7-minute drive), and Windsor Nature Park (8-minute drive).

There are three Strata Terrace units (at addresses 68, 70, and 72 Lentor Gardens), each measuring 139 sqm (1,496 sq ft). They are situated adjacent to the 75m skyline pool and offer a private enclosed space, combining landed-style living with condominium facilities.

Units come with a digital lock for keyless access, a 24/7 facility booking system, and a video intercom system at the lift lobby for visitor management.

No. A showflat viewing is free and there is no obligation. The developer has to build the show unit to the approved building plans and display a scaled location plan, site plan and project model, and a drawn-to-scale floor plan with the unit's area breakdown is displayed at the entrance.

Source: URA Home Buyers' Guide — Visiting a Show Flat

"You will have to pay a booking fee of between 5% and 10% of the unit's purchase price to the developer", who then grants an Option to Purchase. The developer delivers the Sale and Purchase Agreement within 14 days of the Option, and you exercise the Option within 3 weeks of that delivery by signing and paying the balance of the 20% down payment. "If the OTP is not exercised before its expiry, the developer may forfeit 25% of the booking fee and refund 75% of the booking fee to you."

Source: URA Home Buyers' Guide — Booking and OTP

Instalments of the purchase price are paid at the completion of each construction stage, as certified by the developer's Qualified Person, on the schedule in the Sale and Purchase Agreement.

Source: URA Home Buyers' Guide — S&PA

No. Developers appoint agencies to market their projects, and the developer pays the agency; URA's guide notes that agents of the appointed agencies represent the developer's interests. CEA states there are no fixed commission rates and that an agent cannot collect commission from more than one party in the same transaction.

Sources: URA Home Buyers' Guide — Visiting a Show Flat · CEA — Buying or selling

David Ng Chun Fai, a salesperson with Huttons Asia Pte Ltd (CEA Registration Number R011998B; CEA Licence Number L3008899K). I run this website myself and handle every enquiry and viewing personally.

No. This is an independent property marketing website run by David Ng Chun Fai. It is not the developer's website and is not operated by the developer.