Negotiable
| S$2,503.79 psf
Freehold
TENURE
2015-16
TOP
2,636
Est. LAND
(Sqft)
5,200
Est. BUILT-UP
(Sqft)
37m x 6.4m
Est. DIMENSIONS
RCR
REGION
Mattar
MRT
| Address | Jalan Chengkek |
| District | D13 / Macpherson/Geylang |
| Region | RCR |
| Property Type | Landed Inter Terrace |
| Tenure | Freehold |
| TOP / Completed | 2015 / 2016 |
| Nearest MRT | Mattar MRT (Approx. 337m) |
| Est. Land Size (sqft) | Approx. 2,636 sqft |
| Est. Built-up (sqft) | Approx. 5,200 sqft |
| Land Plot Dimension | Approx. 37m x 6.4m |
| Number of Storey | 2 Storey + Attic |
| Number of Rooms | 7 Bedroom + 1 Helper’s Room + 1 Study Room |
| Number of Bathroom | 6 Bathroom |
Level 1 – Ground Floor
Level 2
ATTIC Level
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At approximately 5,200 sqft of built-up space across three levels plus a fully utilised attic, this freehold inter-terrace at Jalan Chengkek delivers a scale of living that is increasingly difficult to find at a landed property in Singapore’s city-fringe market. The home has been thoughtfully designed across every level — not simply for volume, but for the practical rhythms of a multi-generational family lifestyle.
The property opens with a wide frontage that accommodates two-car covered parking—a welcoming first impression that speaks to the home’s generous proportions. The land dimensions of approximately 37 metres in depth by 6.4 metres in width are well-proportioned for an inter-terrace, offering meaningful outdoor space at the front without compromising the spaciousness of the internal layout. This home is also equipped with 3 phase incoming electrical power supply that is suitable for EV charger installation.
The ground floor is elevated above road level to provide natural flood protection — a practical hallmark of quality construction. The living area comfortably accommodates an 8 to 10-seater sofa set, while the dedicated dining space can host an equally large dining table — making this a home genuinely built for hosting. A dry and wet kitchen layout with a yard and laundry area ensures full functionality, while a granny room with an attached bathroom and a separate helper’s room add flexibility for multi-generational living or live-in household arrangements. Under-staircase storage is fully maximised, and a BCA-compliant household shelter has been incorporated.
Level 2 houses a junior master bedroom with an attached bathroom, two well-sized bedrooms — one linked to a large open-to-sky deck and the other with its own balcony — plus a dedicated study room and common bathroom. This floor strikes an ideal balance between privacy and practicality for a family with older children or teenagers.
The attic level is the crown of the home. The master bedroom suite here features an attached bathroom and a private terrace — a genuine sanctuary above the roofline. Two additional attic rooms offer versatility as entertainment spaces, hobby rooms, a home gym, or additional study areas or bedrooms. A common bathroom completes this level, ensuring the attic functions as a fully self-contained retreat.
Taken as a whole, this is a home that has been built with deliberate care — every square foot of the generous Gross Floor Area is fully utilised, and the layout anticipates the diverse needs of a modern Singapore household across all stages of life. Coupled with its freehold title and exceptional proximity to the Downtown Line and Circle Line MRT networks, this property represents a compelling and well-rounded offering in Singapore’s RCR landed market.
Tucked within the mature and well-established MacPherson estate in District 13, Jalan Chengkek occupies a highly coveted position in Singapore’s Rest of Central Region (RCR) — a zone that offers the lifestyle quality of city-fringe living at a compelling value proposition compared to the Core Central Region. The surrounding neighbourhood carries the character of a traditional Singaporean estate that has aged gracefully: wide tree-lined roads, low-rise landed clusters, and a strong sense of community, yet with the connectivity and convenience typically associated with far denser urban addresses.
The property’s greatest locational advantage lies in its exceptional MRT accessibility. The newly completed Mattar MRT Station (DT25) on the Downtown Line sits just approximately 337 metres away — a comfortable 4 to 5 minute walk. For a landed property, this level of walkability to a major train station is genuinely rare in Singapore. The adjacent MacPherson MRT Station (DT26 / CC10), a dual-line interchange station connecting the Downtown Line and the Circle Line, is approximately 700 to 810 metres away, while Tai Seng MRT Station (CC11) on the Circle Line is roughly 760 metres in the other direction. This tri-station proximity effectively gives residents seamless access to both the Downtown Line and Circle Line, enabling direct and swift connections to the Central Business District, Orchard Road, Marina Bay, and the bustling Paya Lebar commercial hub — all without a single transfer.
Drivers are equally well served. The Kallang-Paya Lebar Expressway (KPE) and the Pan Island Expressway (PIE) are both within easy reach, placing the city centre roughly 10 to 15 minutes away by car. A comprehensive network of bus services — including routes 8, 40, 61, 62, 63, 65, 90, 135, 151, 154, 155, and 158, among others — operates from bus stops within 350 metres of the property, providing extensive island-wide coverage for non-drivers.
Daily conveniences are amply catered for right at the doorstep. An NTUC FairPrice at 77 Circuit Road is approximately 190 metres away — a literal two-minute walk for grocery runs. A Sheng Siong at around 460 metres at 18b Circuit Road and NTUC FairPrice at MacPherson Mall at approximately 570 metres, and a Prime Supermarket at around 780 metres along Upper Aljunied Lane, further expand the options. For bigger lifestyle shopping and dining, the vibrant Paya Lebar precinct — anchored by Paya Lebar Quarter (PLQ) and Paya Lebar Square — is just a short drive or one to two MRT stops away, offering a full spectrum of retail, dining, and entertainment options. The neighbourhood MacPherson Mall serves everyday needs closer to home, while The Poiz Centre at Potong Pasir is equally accessible via a short drive or a few stops on the MRT.
On the dining front, the neighbourhood punches well above its weight. The beloved Circuit Road Hawker Centre (Blks 79 & 79A), a short walk from the property, is a well-regarded local institution celebrated for its diverse spread of hawker fare — from claypot rice and oyster omelette to briyani and prawn noodles. The adjacent Circuit Road Market & Food Centre adds another well-stocked food destination within the same vicinity. Together, they represent the kind of authentic, community-rooted dining culture that is deeply appealing to families who value the ease of good, affordable food just steps from home.
Families with school-going children will find the location particularly compelling. Canossa Catholic Primary School falls within the coveted 1 km priority admission radius — a significant advantage for families planning Primary 1 registration. Within the 1 to 2 km band, as verified on the official MOE OneMap school finder, lie Cedar Primary School, Geylang Methodist School (Primary), Maha Bodhi School, and Maris Stella High School. Multiple childcare centres and preschools are also available within 500 metres, making this an address that supports families across every stage of their children’s education journey.
In summary, Jalan Chengkek offers what few landed addresses in Singapore can genuinely claim: a freehold title, tri-MRT accessibility, a mature estate with rich community infrastructure, and the enduring capital value that comes with scarce, centrally located landed property. For buyers seeking a forever home that combines the privacy and space of landed living with the connectivity of a city-fringe address, this is a rare opportunity not to be overlooked.
Source: PropertyGuru 28 Mar 2026
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| 21 Mar 2026 | 7280000 | 2,527 sqft (land) | S$ 1,329.68 psf |
| 20 Mar 2026 | 7280000 | 2,510 sqft (land) | S$ 1,348.15 psf |
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