Vanda Green™ at Bukit Timah

Vanda Green Review

Vanda Green is an upcoming 99-year leasehold condominium along Dunearn Road in Singapore’s District 11. Jointly developed by Wing Tai Holdings and Metro Holdings, the project occupies a site of approximately 19,045.9 sq m, or 205,009 sq ft, within the emerging Bukit Timah Turf City precinct. The partners acquired the land for S$533 million, equivalent to about S$1,625 per sq ft per plot ratio, and plan to develop approximately 330 residences.

The setting brings a new residential address to one of Singapore’s most established neighbourhoods. Dunearn Road already connects residents to the shops, schools and transport services of Bukit Timah, while the former Turf City grounds are being planned as a greener district with homes, parks and community amenities. Vanda Green will be among the developments that introduce this new chapter to the area.

Sixth Avenue MRT Station on the Downtown Line is within walking distance of the site. The future Turf City MRT Station on the Cross Island Line will add another rail option when completed. For residents who drive, Dunearn Road, Bukit Timah Road and Eng Neo Avenue provide routes through the surrounding neighbourhood and towards the Pan Island Expressway.

Vanda Green’s appeal lies in how these elements come together: a District 11 address, a sizeable site, established Bukit Timah conveniences and a neighbourhood that will continue to take shape over the coming years.

What Sets Vanda Green Apart

One of Vanda Green’s distinguishing qualities is its place within the new Bukit Timah Turf City precinct. The former racecourse is being transformed into a residential district that incorporates green spaces, walking and cycling routes, community facilities and elements of its equestrian heritage. Vanda Green’s early position in the precinct may give residents the experience of watching that wider neighbourhood mature around them.

The site is also planned beside a future park. This gives the development the potential to draw on greenery beyond its own boundaries, offering residents another place to walk, spend time outdoors or enjoy a change of scene. The relationship between the homes and the park will be clearer when the final site plan and surrounding park design are available.

A further point of difference is the development partnership. Wing Tai brings an established record in residential property, while Metro contributes experience in property investment and development. Their stated intention is to create a residential project that responds to Bukit Timah’s setting and the character of the nearby Swiss Club Good Class Bungalow enclave.

Vanda Green’s planned scale of approximately 330 homes is another consideration. It is large enough to support a residential community and shared amenities, yet remains more contained than some major new launches. How spacious the grounds feel in practice will depend on the final block arrangement, landscaping and facility design.

The location also combines existing and future rail connections. Residents can consider Sixth Avenue MRT Station for travel today, while Turf City MRT Station is planned as part of the Cross Island Line. This allows buyers to assess the present commute separately from the additional journeys that may become possible later.

Vanda Green Project Details

These figures describe the Dunearn Road parcel awarded to the Wing Tai–Metro partnership. The individual home layouts, facilities, finishes and sales pricing will be set out in the project’s sales materials.

The Benefits of Living at Vanda Green

For many buyers, the value of Vanda Green will begin with its location. Bukit Timah has an established network of schools, food and shopping options, transport links and places to spend time outdoors. A household moving into a new development here can enjoy those existing conveniences while the Turf City precinct develops.

The planned mix of homes may serve buyers at different stages of life. Couples may value the ability to work from home or prepare for a growing family, while larger households may look for separate bedrooms, more storage and practical shared living space. When floor plans are released, buyers should consider how each layout supports their routines rather than relying on bedroom count alone.

The neighbourhood may also suit households whose members travel in different directions. The Downtown Line provides a rail route through Bukit Timah towards central Singapore, while nearby roads connect to other parts of the island. Future rail improvements could broaden those choices, although the most useful measure for any buyer remains the journey they will make regularly.

Vanda Green’s green setting offers another form of everyday value. Access to a nearby park and the wider Bukit Timah recreational network can make walking, exercise and time outdoors easier to incorporate into a normal week. These public spaces complement whatever private facilities are ultimately provided within the condominium.

A purchase decision should still come back to the individual home. Its price, usable space, orientation, monthly maintenance contribution and suitability for the household will matter long after the excitement of a new launch has passed.

A Preview of the Residential Facilities

Vanda Green’s site area gives its developers room to consider how landscaping, homes and communal spaces work together. The eventual experience will depend less on the number of facilities named in a brochure than on their size, position and usefulness.

A swimming pool should accommodate the activities residents expect from it. A gym is more valuable when its equipment and layout support regular use. Children’s areas, gathering spaces and sheltered paths can make family life easier when they are placed where residents can reach them comfortably.

Landscaping may play a particularly important role here. The future park beside the development offers an opportunity for the condominium grounds to feel connected to a broader green setting, while still providing private areas for residents. Buyers should study how the final site plan handles privacy, pedestrian movement and the transition between shared facilities and residential blocks.

The site plan will also help with unit selection. Homes facing an internal garden, pool, road or neighbouring parcel may offer very different experiences. Buyers may want to consider afternoon sun, activity around facilities, distance from vehicle access and the outlook from the living room and bedrooms.

Facilities also carry an ongoing cost. Once projected maintenance contributions are available, purchasers can decide whether the spaces they are likely to use justify that monthly expense.

Home Layouts, Finishes and Useful Technology

The most successful homes tend to get the practical details right. At Vanda Green Condo, buyers should assess how a proposed layout accommodates the furniture they already own and the activities they expect to carry out at home. A generous floor area is most useful when rooms have workable proportions and circulation space is not wasted.

Living and dining areas deserve particular attention. Families may wish to check whether a dining table can seat everyone comfortably without blocking the route to the kitchen or balcony. In a bedroom, the positions of the door, windows and wardrobe can determine whether a bed and study desk fit as expected.

Kitchen arrangements can have an equally strong effect on daily life. Counter space, storage, ventilation, appliance placement and access to laundry areas all deserve a close look. Buyers considering a larger home may also want to compare the provision for guests, older family members or household help where relevant.

The developer’s sales specifications will identify the appliances, sanitary fittings, flooring and any smart-home features provided with each unit type. Decorative items in a showflat may illustrate how a room could be used, but the specifications will establish what is included in the purchase.

Technology is most useful when it removes small points of friction from daily life. Digital access, visitor management and facility booking can add convenience when they are straightforward and reliable. Power-point placement, storage and air-conditioning access are less visible features that often matter just as much after move-in.

How the URA Master Plan Could Shape the Area

Vanda Green Condo sits within the Central Region planning context for Bukit Timah Turf City. Under the URA Master Plan 2025, the former racecourse is being transformed progressively into a housing estate that brings together homes, public transport, amenities, nature and heritage.

The vision extends beyond adding new residential blocks. Plans include neighbourhood parks, spaces for community activities, shops and food options. The two former grandstands and other heritage structures are intended to help retain a sense of the area’s past as new uses are introduced.

Walking and cycling connections form another part of the plan. The aim is for future residents to reach many everyday amenities through convenient neighbourhood routes. For Vanda Green, this could make the wider precinct useful for a short errand or evening walk rather than simply providing a pleasant view on a map.

Turf City MRT Station on the Cross Island Line Phase 2 is a major future transport addition. It is planned to connect the precinct to stations including King Albert Park, Clementi, West Coast and Jurong Lake District. Sixth Avenue MRT Station on the existing Downtown Line gives Vanda Green a rail option in the meantime.

Road improvements are also being studied and implemented around Dunearn Road, Bukit Timah Road and Eng Neo Avenue as the new district grows. These works reflect the practical need to support additional homes and activity. Buyers should expect the neighbourhood to change in stages, with construction forming part of that transition.

The Master Plan adds long-term interest to Vanda Green, but future infrastructure should be considered alongside what already exists. A buyer can assess the home’s location, current transport route and established Bukit Timah amenities today, then view the coming improvements as potential additions to that foundation.

Conveniences Beyond the Condominium

Vanda Green’s ground floor is permitted to include commercial uses, with space set aside for an early childhood development centre. These uses may bring certain services closer to residents, although the final operators and the precise mix of businesses will determine how useful they are day to day.

The surrounding Bukit Timah area already offers a broad choice of amenities. Sixth Avenue has dining and neighbourhood services, while Beauty World Centre and Bukit Timah Plaza provide additional shopping, food and everyday conveniences. Residents can choose a destination based on the errand rather than depend on one retail cluster.

For meals and social occasions, the wider Bukit Timah and Holland areas offer a range of cafés, restaurants and casual eateries. Larger shopping trips can be made towards other established centres by car or public transport.

The existing amenity network matters because Turf City’s new shops and community spaces will arrive progressively. Vanda Green residents can make use of what Bukit Timah already provides while the new precinct develops its own identity.

Discovering the Bukit Timah Neighbourhood

Bukit Timah’s character comes from its mix of established homes, schools, dining areas and greenery. Vanda Green will introduce a new address into that setting, close to the Swiss Club area and the future parks planned for Turf City.

The neighbourhood can serve different lifestyles. Families may focus on schools and practical travel routes. Professionals may consider access to central Singapore and western employment areas. Others may place greater value on being able to reach a park, nature trail or favourite local restaurant without planning a full-day outing.

Roads and Connectivity

Dunearn Road is the immediate road corridor serving Vanda Green Condo. Together with Bukit Timah Road and Eng Neo Avenue, it connects the site to surrounding residential areas and key routes across Singapore. The Pan Island Expressway provides a further option for longer journeys.

The most useful route will vary by destination and time of day. A commute to the city, a school run within Bukit Timah and a trip towards western Singapore may each follow a different path. Buyers who drive regularly should test their own journeys during the hours when they expect to travel.

Recreation, Dining and Shopping

The Sixth Avenue area is a natural destination for meals and neighbourhood services. Beauty World offers a different concentration of shops and eateries, while Bukit Timah Plaza provides further retail and family-oriented amenities.

Holland Village broadens the choice of dining and social venues within the wider area. These established destinations give residents variety while the commercial spaces within Turf City take shape.

Leisure also includes time outdoors. An evening walk, a longer weekend trail or a visit to a nearby garden can provide a welcome change from shopping and dining. Vanda Green’s position beside a planned park makes the relationship between home and public green space an important part of its appeal.

Employment Destinations

The Downtown Line connects the Bukit Timah corridor towards major central destinations. Road links give drivers routes towards Orchard, the Central Business District and employment areas elsewhere on the island.

The wider western region also includes education, research, healthcare and business workplaces. For a household with members travelling to different offices, Vanda Green may offer a workable base, but each commute should be assessed from the development’s eventual entrance to the specific workplace.

Shopping Centres and Daily Errands

Beauty World Centre and Bukit Timah Plaza offer shops, services and food choices within the broader Bukit Timah area. Smaller businesses around Sixth Avenue can be useful for a meal or quick stop on the way home.

A convenient amenity is one that fits into a household’s routine. Buyers may wish to map where they would buy groceries, visit a clinic or take children for classes, then consider whether they would normally walk, take a bus, use the MRT or drive.

Parks and Nature Routes

The park planned beside Vanda Green could become a regular part of residents’ daily lives. Beyond it, Bukit Timah offers access to a wider network of natural and recreational destinations, including the Rail Corridor and Bukit Timah Nature Reserve.

Singapore Botanic Gardens is another option within the broader central-western area. These places offer different experiences, from a short local walk to a longer trail or family outing.

The future Turf City parks and walking routes may create more ways to move through the precinct as it develops. Buyers should distinguish the park immediately beside the site from wider destinations that require a longer journey.

Schools in the Wider Area

The Bukit Timah education belt includes Methodist Girls’ School, Raffles Girls’ Primary School, Nanyang Girls’ High School, Hwa Chong Institution and National Junior College. The planned early childhood development centre within Vanda Green’s site could add another option for younger children.

School convenience depends on the route and the child’s age, not simply a place name on a map. Families considering a primary school should verify the official home-school distance for their selected residential block and review the registration rules applicable at the time.

Business Areas and Healthcare Options

Offices and Employment Hubs

Bukit Timah provides access to employment areas in central and western Singapore through a combination of rail and road routes. Professionals working in the city may value the Downtown Line, while drivers may find the location practical for destinations in several directions.

As Turf City develops, its own shops, services and community facilities may create more activity within the precinct. The scale and timing of that activity will depend on how future parcels are completed and occupied.

Hospitals and Neighbourhood Clinics

Clinics, dental practices and pharmacies can be found across the established Bukit Timah area. Major hospitals in central and western Singapore provide more extensive medical services when needed.

For households with children or older relatives, it is useful to consider the journey to a regular doctor as well as to a major hospital. The most practical healthcare option may differ according to appointment type, transport choice and time of day.

MRT Stations, Buses and Expressway Access

Sixth Avenue MRT Station on the Downtown Line is an existing rail connection for the area. The line provides a route through Bukit Timah towards central Singapore, with interchange opportunities elsewhere on the network. Buyers should check the actual walking route from Vanda Green’s final pedestrian entrance.

The future Turf City MRT Station will serve the precinct on the Cross Island Line Phase 2. When it opens, it will provide another way to reach western destinations and connect with the wider rail system. Bus services will also play a role in trips within Bukit Timah and in reaching destinations away from the stations.

For drivers, Dunearn Road, Bukit Timah Road, Eng Neo Avenue and the Pan Island Expressway form the main road connections to consider. Having several transport choices can be useful for a household whose travel needs change over time.

Five Reasons to Consider Vanda Green

1. A District 11 Address in a New Precinct

Vanda Green offers the opportunity to live within Bukit Timah while being part of the emerging Turf City neighbourhood. Buyers can draw on established surroundings and watch a new district develop over time.

2. A Partnership Between Wing Tai and Metro

The project brings together two established property groups. Their experience provides a useful starting point for evaluating the development, alongside the eventual floor plans, specifications and pricing.

3. Green Space Beside the Development

A future park is planned adjacent to the site. Together with the broader Bukit Timah recreational network, it could make outdoor activity a natural part of residents’ routines.

4. Existing and Future MRT Options

Sixth Avenue MRT Station serves the area today. Turf City MRT Station on the Cross Island Line will add another rail option when completed, broadening the precinct’s transport choices.

5. Established Bukit Timah Conveniences

Schools, shops, dining areas and healthcare services already serve the wider neighbourhood. Residents will be able to use these existing amenities as Turf City’s own facilities are introduced progressively.

Vanda Green brings together the familiarity of Bukit Timah and the possibilities of a newly planned precinct. Its District 11 location, sizeable site, nearby park and rail connections give buyers several reasons to explore it. The final decision will rest on the individual home: how well its layout supports daily life, what it costs to purchase and maintain, and how naturally the location fits the household’s routines.

The Vanda Green development is about to launch soon! You may learn more about the development here: Vanda Green – Brand New Dunearn Road Mix Development  Condominium by Wing Tai and Metro.

Aspiring home owners may proceed to view and download Vanda Green Floor Plan & Vanda Green E-Brochure when it is ready.

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Interested parties of Vanda Green can find more project details in this site. The site plan and floor plans will be out soon and updated here. The elevation chart depicts the distribution of units in the development and the balance unit chart will updated regularly upon launch of the project. Please check back on this site to be kept posted.