Deep Analysis · District 26 · 2026 New Launch

Lentor Gardens Residences Review (2026): Price, Floor Plans & Verdict

Lentor's seventh and final private launch — built on the lowest land cost in the precinct at $920 psf ppr. 499 units by Kingsford, park living plus a walk to the MRT. The honest, data-led review.

Location
Lentor Gardens, D26
Tenure
99-year (fresh)
Developer
Kingsford Group
Preview / TOP
Jul 2026 · ~2029
Lentor Gardens Residences new launch beside Lentor Hillock Park in District 26 Beside Lentor Hillock Park
Quick Answer · June 2026 Lentor Gardens Residences is the seventh and final private launch in the Lentor Hills precinct, developed by Kingsford Group on a fresh 99-year leasehold at $920 psf ppr — the lowest land cost among all eight Lentor GLS sites. The development holds 499 residential units plus 3 strata terrace homes and 3 retail shops across three 16-storey and one 8-storey blocks. Preview is expected 4 July 2026, Booking Day 18 July 2026, with TOP around 2029. Independent estimates put launch pricing at $2,100 – $2,300 psf — fair value given the land-cost advantage. Walk away above $2,400 psf, where mature-Lentor resale becomes the smarter trade.

One-line verdict: the structural outlier on the low end of Lentor land costs — a genuine value play if Kingsford passes the saving on with disciplined launch pricing.

499
Residential Units
20,640 sqm
Site Area
$920
psf ppr Land Cost
~2029
Expected TOP
Project Details

Key Facts

Address
Lentor Gardens, Singapore
District
26 (OCR)
Developer
Kingsford Group
Units
499 residential (+3 strata terraces)
Tenure
99-year leasehold (fresh)
Site Area
20,640 sqm (~2.06 ha)
Plot Ratio
2.1 (max GFA 43,343 sqm)
Expected TOP
~2029

Coordinates approx. 1.3853°N, 103.8367°E · Data from URA GLS & developer · June 2026

The Verdict
The structural outlier on the low end of Lentor land costs — a genuine value contender, if Kingsford passes the saving on with disciplined pricing.

Lentor Gardens Residences locks in the lowest land cost in the precinct at $920 psf ppr, well under the later sites at $1,200+ ppr. The unit mix favours families (no 1-bedders, strong 3BR and 4BR supply), park-front living is a rare plus, and Lentor MRT is a 7-min walk. But it is the seventh launch in a maturing precinct — expect steady, not explosive, growth.

Fair-Value Buy Zone
$2,100 – $2,300 psf

Entry that reflects the $920 land-cost advantage. Strong for HDB upgraders and families.

Walk-Away Threshold
Above $2,400 psf

Resale in mature Lentor projects — already built — becomes the smarter alternative.

The Thesis

The one number that changes everything: $920 psf ppr

Most reviews skim over land cost. Sit with this number for a moment, because it is the entire case for this project.

When Kingsford Group won the tender in April 2025, they paid $429.23 million — about $920 psf ppr. The second-place bidder, a serious consortium of Hong Leong Holdings, Mitsui Fudosan and China Construction, came in just 1.7% lower at $905 psf ppr.

Land cost is the foundation under every new-launch price. Developers stack construction, financing, marketing and margin on top, then arrive at the selling price. A lower base gives Kingsford a choice: price competitively and sell fast, or hold pricing and keep a fatter margin. Either way, buyers are looking at a project with built-in cushion that no other Lentor launch has.

The catch: a land-cost advantage does not guarantee a cheap selling price. It only creates the option. Whether Kingsford passes that saving to you is the real question — and we will know the answer on 4 July 2026.

Land cost ranking · Lentor cluster

Government Land Sales price, $ psf ppr — lower is better for buyers
Lentor Gardens Residences
$920
Lentor Central Residences
$982
Lentor Mansion
$984
Lentor Hills Residences
$1,060
Hillock Green
$1,108
Lentoria
$1,130
Lentor Modern
$1,204
Lentor Central Plot 4 (GLS)
$1,278

At $920 psf ppr, Lentor Gardens enters at the lowest land cost of the entire Lentor cluster — roughly 28% below the most recent GLS bid in the same precinct (Plot 4 at $1,278). Source: URA, EdgeProp, 99.co, developer filings · June 2026.

Competitive Landscape

How Lentor Gardens compares to every other Lentor launch

Eight projects, one precinct. As a Singapore new launch, it offers the lowest land cost among recent OCR new launch projects in the cluster. Six earlier launches have already proven the location sells — the question is what Kingsford does with the cheapest land in the cluster.

ProjectDeveloperLand $psf pprUnitsLaunch PSFLaunchTOPStatusNotes
Lentor Gardens ResidencesKingsford$920~499TBAJul 2026~2029UpcomingLowest land cost; condo + terrace houses
Lentor Central ResidencesHong Leong · GuocoLand · CSC Land$982477~$2,180Early 2025Aug 2028Launched93% sold at launch
Lentor MansionGuocoLand · Intrepid$984533$2,104Mar 20242028Launched75% sold on launch day
Lentor Hills ResidencesGuocoLand · Hong Leong · TID$1,060~595~$2,200+2024–20252026/2028Launched50% sold at launch
Hillock GreenForsea · Soilbuild · UED Alpha~$1,108474~$2,108Late 2023Jan 2028Launched27% sold at launch
LentoriaHong Leong · Mitsui Fudosan$1,130267~$2,207Feb 2024Jul 2027Launched89% sold at launch
Lentor ModernGuocoLand$1,204605$1,856–$2,538Sep 20222025LaunchedIntegrated mall; 84% sold launch day
Lentor Central Plot 4GuocoLand-led consortium$1,278TBDEst. ~$2,650Not launchedTBDGLS awardedMost expensive land bid so far in Lentor

Source: URA, EdgeProp, 99.co, developer filings · as of June 2026. Launch PSF figures are reported averages; current resale prices differ.

What the table tells you. The precinct sells — Lentor Mansion did 75% at launch, Lentor Central Residences 93%. Land cost has climbed steadily from $984 to $1,278, meaning every launch after Lentor Gardens starts from a higher base. And Lentor Gardens is the clear outlier on the low end. The trade-off is timing: by its ~2029 completion, five earlier projects will already be in the resale market, competing for the same exit buyers.

Unit Mix & Floor Plans

Built for families, not just investors

Unusually for a Lentor launch, there are no 1-bedroom units. Roughly half the project is 2-bedders for couples and investors; nearly half is genuine family-sized 3BR and 4BR. Most layouts use a dumbbell configuration that puts the master and common bedrooms on opposite ends, cutting wasted hallway.

2 Bedroom
~50.5% of units
646 – 732 sqft
Premium, Premium + Household Shelter, and Suite layouts.
3 Bedroom
~27.85% of units
872 – 1,012 sqft
Compact, Compact + Study, and Premium variants.
4 Bedroom
~21.04% of units
1,184 – 1,356 sqft
Deluxe and Premium family layouts.
Strata Terrace
3 units only
~1,496 sqft
Two-storey landed-style homes — rare across all of Lentor.

The strata terrace: a scarce product

Three units. That is it. A strata terrace is a landed-style home — your own front door, your own private garden — held under strata title with shared condominium facilities and security. You get the feel of landed living without the maintenance burden or the eye-watering quantum of a freehold landed home. There is no equivalent in Lentor Modern, Lentor Hills Residences, Lentor Mansion or any other neighbouring project. Expect these three to be priced at a clear premium to the project average.

Project Visuals

Site plan, location map & floor plates

Key visuals: site plan, the Lentor MRT & park location map, and representative 2BR / 3BR / 4BR floor plan teasers.

Lentor Gardens Residences site plan showing the three 16-storey blocks, one 8-storey block, three strata terrace homes, facilities layout, and direct adjacency to Lentor Hillock Park
Site Plan — blocks, strata terraces & facilities beside Lentor Hillock Park
Location map showing Lentor Gardens Residences in relation to Lentor MRT (TE5) on the Thomson-East Coast Line and the adjacent Lentor Hillock Park in District 26
Location Map — Lentor MRT (5-7 min walk) & Lentor Hillock Park frontage
2-Bedroom Premium floor plate teaser for Lentor Gardens Residences (646-732 sqft), dumbbell layout with master and common bedrooms at opposite ends
2BR Premium Floor Plate — 646-732 sqft
3-Bedroom Premium floor plate teaser for Lentor Gardens Residences (872-1012 sqft), family-sized layout with study options available in some variants
3BR Premium Floor Plate — 872-1012 sqft
4-Bedroom Premium floor plate teaser for Lentor Gardens Residences (1184-1356 sqft), spacious family layout
4BR Premium Floor Plate — 1184-1356 sqft

Images are for illustrative purposes. Refer to official developer materials and showflat for exact details and latest plans.

Location & Lifestyle

Nature on one side, the MRT on the other

The site sits directly beside the upcoming Lentor Hillock Park, with trails connecting toward Thomson Nature Park and the Central Catchment Nature Reserve. The developer reports that every unit faces either park or pool — no carpark or expressway facings.

— MRT

Lentor MRT (TE5), 5–7 min walk

Thomson–East Coast Line direct to Orchard (~15 min), Marina Bay and the CBD with no transfer. A covered linkway is planned. The future Bright Hill interchange (TEL + Cross Island Line) is two stops away.

— Schools

Established education belt

Anderson Primary, CHIJ St. Nicholas Girls', Mayflower Primary, Presbyterian High and Nanyang Polytechnic are all within reach. Verify the 1km MOE zone for your specific stack before relying on it.

— Daily life

Mall, childcare and shops at the door

Lentor Modern's integrated mall sits across the road — supermarket, pharmacy, gym and 50+ shops. The development itself adds three ground-floor retail units and a childcare centre.

— Drivers

Expressway access

Quick links to the CTE and SLE, with the upcoming North–South Corridor set to cut city-bound travel times further.

⚠ The 1km MOE boundary is measured from your specific unit, not the project gate. Distances can vary by stack — always check MOE's school boundary tool before committing.

Pricing decision matrix

Pricing has not been released. Use this framework against the official price list. Independent estimates cluster around $2,100–$2,300 psf (Lentorcondos $2,100–$2,250; JetSet Homes $2,100–$2,350; NewLaunchesReview ~$2,200–$2,400).

Clear Buy
Below $2,100
Strong value given the land-cost advantage.
Fair Entry ($2,100–$2,300 psf)
$2,100 – $2,300
Reasonable premium; justified by MRT, park and terrace option.
Selective
$2,300 – $2,450
Only best stacks (high-floor, park-facing, terrace) justify it.
Walk Away
Above $2,450
Mature-Lentor resale becomes more attractive.

Illustrative quantum at a $2,200 psf midpoint: 2BR ~$1.54M · 3BR ~$2.09M · 4BR ~$2.79M · 5BR Strata Terrace ~$3.29M+. Final prices vary by floor, facing and stack.

Affordability

What it takes to buy in

Illustrative scenarios at a $2,200 psf midpoint, assuming 75% LTV, a 3.5% rate and a 25-year loan. Your situation will differ — always stress-test your numbers with a mortgage banker.

2-Bedroom · ~700 sqft
~$1.54M
Downpayment: ~$385k (cash ~$77k + CPF ~$308k)
Loan: ~$1.16M
Est. monthly: ~$5,790
An accessible entry for younger upgraders, couples or investors wanting Lentor exposure at lower quantum.
3-Bedroom · ~950 sqft
~$2.09M
Downpayment: ~$522k (cash ~$105k + CPF ~$417k)
Loan: ~$1.57M
Est. monthly: ~$7,850
Requires roughly $11,500+ monthly household income to pass TDSR comfortably. The sweet spot for most upgrader families.
4-Bedroom · ~1,270 sqft
~$2.79M
Downpayment: ~$698k (cash ~$140k + CPF ~$558k)
Loan: ~$2.09M
Est. monthly: ~$10,470
Suited to larger families with stronger equity from an existing property. Model the progressive payment schedule carefully.

Factor in BSD, ABSD (if applicable), legal fees and the progressive payment schedule. For the full picture — HDB vs bank loan, TDSR/MSR stress at 4%, cashflow over construction — use the Mortgage Loan Calculator.

Bull vs Bear

The honest case, both sides

Why it could be a strong buy

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Lowest land cost in Lentor

A built-in pricing cushion no other Lentor project has.

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A unit mix that fits families

No 1-bedders. Sensible 3BR and 4BR supply, plus compact 2BR for investors.

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Park-front living, MRT walking distance

A combination that is genuinely hard to find at this price point.

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Scarce strata terraces

Only three units — rare across the whole precinct, with resale appeal.

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Proven precinct demand

Six previous launches sold 75–93% at launch. Rising land benchmarks lift earlier-vintage sites.

Why you should pause

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It's the seventh launch

A mature market, not a pioneer one. Earlier Lentor projects have appreciated at low single digits, not racing.

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Resale competition by 2029

Five earlier projects will be in the resale market when this one completes.

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Kingsford prices for volume

Historically good for value buyers, but may mean less rental-yield upside than premium-positioned launches.

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Build quality deserves scrutiny

Visit the showflat, inspect finishes, read the e-brochure before committing.

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Macro risk

Interest rates, ABSD changes and economic conditions will shape launch reception.

Buyer Fit

Is it right for you?

Strong fit if you are…

  • An HDB upgrader with sale proceeds, wanting a fresh 99-year lease with schools, MRT and nature in one package.
  • A young family prioritising green space, walkability and a community-feel development.
  • A buyer who wants a strata terrace without paying full landed-property quantum.
  • A long-term own-stay holder comfortable with a ~2029 completion.
  • A value-conscious investor comparing entry PSF within the OCR.

Probably not if you…

  • Are a short-term flipper — SSD and the new-launch holding period make quick exits costly.
  • Are chasing dramatic capital growth — Lentor's appreciation has been steady, not explosive.
  • Need immediate occupation — completion is more than three years away.
  • Want an integrated mall within the same development — that's Lentor Modern, not this.
Risks to Weigh

What could go wrong

  1. Pricing discipline is unprovenThe land-cost advantage only helps buyers if Kingsford passes it on. Price to Lentor comps and the value case weakens.
  2. Late-cycle supplyBy completion, five earlier Lentor projects will be resale-ready, competing for the same exit pool.
  3. A longer waitA ~2029 TOP means three-plus years before keys — longer than near-complete or earlier launches.
  4. Steady, not spectacular, growthThe precinct has appreciated at low single-digit rates. Treat this as a fundamentals play, not a momentum trade.
  5. Stack selection mattersPark-facing and high-floor stacks will outperform. Verify your specific unit's facing, sun and view before booking.
Frequently Asked

Lentor Gardens Residences FAQ

The expected preview is 4 July 2026, with Booking Day on 18 July 2026. Pre-registration typically opens four to six weeks before the preview. Pricing has not been released as of June 2026.
Independent industry estimates range from $2,100 to $2,400 psf. Most credible projections cluster around $2,100–$2,300 psf, reflecting the project's $920 psf ppr land-cost advantage. Final pricing depends on Kingsford's launch strategy, unit type, floor level and facing.
Kingsford Group, through its subsidiary Kingsford Lentor Project Pte Ltd (also referenced as Kingsford Huray Development). Kingsford has delivered over 3,500 residential units in Singapore, including the 1,862-unit Normanton Park, which sold out within 18 months. It is known for high-volume, market-priced launches.
499 residential units across three 16-storey blocks and one 8-storey block, plus three two-storey strata terrace homes and three retail shops — a total of 502 strata units.
About a five-to-seven minute walk to Lentor MRT (TE5) on the Thomson–East Coast Line, which connects directly to Orchard, Marina Bay and the CBD without a transfer. A covered linkway to the station has been mentioned in marketing materials.
A landed-style home with its own ground-floor entrance and private garden, held under strata title alongside full condominium facilities and security. It combines landed living with apartment-style maintenance. Lentor Gardens Residences offers only three such units at about 1,496 sqft each, making them rare across the entire Lentor precinct.
It depends on your horizon. Lentor's value is driven more by transport anchoring and mature-estate spillover than by dramatic transformation, so expect steadier, fundamentals-led behaviour rather than explosive appreciation. The fundamentals favour long-term own-stay buyers over short-cycle investors.
Anderson Primary, CHIJ St. Nicholas Girls', Mayflower Primary, Presbyterian High and Nanyang Polytechnic. CHIJ St. Nicholas Girls' may fall within the 1km MOE Primary 1 zone for certain stacks — verify your specific unit with MOE's school boundary tool before relying on it.
It depends on launch pricing and your horizon. The fundamentals are strong — lowest land cost in the precinct ($920 psf ppr), MRT walking distance, park-front orientation, and a family-weighted unit mix with no 1-bedders. At $2,100 to $2,300 psf it represents fair value for long-term own-stay buyers and HDB upgraders. Above $2,400 psf, the case weakens because five earlier Lentor projects will be in the resale market by the time this one completes in 2029. Short-cycle investors should look elsewhere — Lentor has appreciated at low single-digit rates, not spectacular ones.
Lentor Mansion launched in March 2024 at $2,104 psf and sold 75% on launch day. It was built on land costing $984 psf ppr — about 7% higher than Lentor Gardens at $920 psf ppr. Lentor Mansion is closer to TOP (expected 2028) and has the credibility of a GuocoLand–Intrepid pairing. Lentor Gardens is fresher stock with a marginally lower land base, a stronger family-skewed unit mix, and three rare strata terrace homes that Lentor Mansion does not offer. For own-stay families considering both, the deciding factors will be Kingsford's actual launch PSF, your view on developer reputation, and stack-by-stack orientation.
Lentor Modern is the only integrated mall development in the precinct — 605 units sitting directly above a supermarket, F&B and 50+ shops. Land cost was $1,204 psf ppr (31% above Lentor Gardens), launch PSF ranged $1,856 to $2,538, and it sold 84% on launch day in September 2022. Lentor Modern wins for buyers who want lifestyle integration in the same building. Lentor Gardens sits across the road from that same mall, with a lower land base, park-front facings, and a quieter residential setting. Same precinct, two different products.
Booking Day is expected on 18 July 2026, two weeks after the 4 July preview. Pre-registration with appointed agents typically opens four to six weeks before preview. Booking sequence is determined by cheque submission and balloting on the day itself — confirm the exact mechanics with the developer's sales team closer to launch.
The showflat location has not been officially confirmed as of June 2026. Kingsford typically opens a showflat two to four weeks before preview — expect details to be released in mid-to-late June 2026. Pre-registered buyers will receive the address and viewing slot first.
Maintenance fees have not been released. Comparable Lentor projects sit in the range of $320 to $450 per month depending on unit size and share value. Expect the 2-bedroom units to fall around $320 to $360, 3-bedroom around $380 to $420, and 4-bedroom around $420 to $470. Strata terraces typically carry a higher share value and therefore a higher monthly fee. Official figures will be confirmed in the price list.
2-Bedroom units make up about 50.5% of the project at 646 to 732 sqft, in Premium, Premium with Household Shelter, and Suite layouts. 3-Bedroom units make up about 27.85% at 872 to 1,012 sqft, in Compact, Compact with Study, and Premium variants. 4-Bedroom units make up about 21.04% at 1,184 to 1,356 sqft, in Deluxe and Premium layouts. Three Strata Terrace homes round out the mix at about 1,496 sqft each. Total: 499 residential units plus 3 strata terraces plus 3 retail shops, for 502 strata units overall.
Kingsford Group has delivered over 3,500 residential units in Singapore. The most cited reference is Normanton Park (1,862 units, 2017 launch), which sold out within 18 months and demonstrated the developer's ability to move large volumes at competitive PSF. Other Kingsford projects include Kingsford Hillview Peak and Kingsford Waterbay. The pattern is consistent: high unit counts, market-aligned pricing, volume-led strategy — which is part of why a $920 psf ppr land base matters for this launch specifically.
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