Holland Village’s 7 New Condos: Your Ultimate Guide to Smart Unit Picks

Ideal Residents

• Young couples, especially those snugly earning in one‑north.
• Singles craving nightlife and convenience.
• Expats wanting the best of Holland V while staying comfortable and somewhat affordable.

Top Unit Picks

• Feel the height on the 34th‑floor Sky Tennis Court.
• Grab a spacious two‑bedroom to get a taste of luxury without blowing your budget.
• Enjoy the privacy of a residential zone that’s truly separate from the retail hustle.

In a nutshell, One Holland Village is a mixed‑use gem that offers privacy, proximity, and a dash of high‑rise fun. It’s a brilliant choice for those who love the clamor of the city but still crave a little comfort in their own pocket‑size sanctuary.

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Top Unit Choices

When it comes to picking the best spot in the building, the sweet spot is either the 689‑sq‑ft two‑bed, one‑bath gem or the 807‑sq‑ft two‑bed, two‑bath champ.

Why These Units Rock

• Space‑Efficient Dumbbell Layouts – All the rooms are neatly arranged, so you can still joke around without bumping into each other.
• Ready for Roommates – Spectacular enough that tenants can comfortably bump elbows with a roommate!
• Rentability Boost – Bigger rooms bring bigger rent, which means happier landlords and fewer bare‑ending hobbies.

2. Van Holland

Van Holland: The Freehold Knock‑Off of Holland Village

Quick Snapshot

• Location: 186 Holland Road, just a 4‑min walk to Holland Village MRT
• Developer: Koh Brothers Group Ltd.
• Lease: Freehold (oy, finally a green‑belt pick)
• Peak Price: $2,911 psf (yikes)
• Take‑up: 18 of 69 units sold (26 % of the stack)

The Reality of Boutique Living

If you’re on the “love at first sight” side of boutique villages, give it a whirl. But if “I have to go somewhere else” is your first thought, you probably should skip this. Van Holland is one of the few new freehold offerings in the area, so anyone chasing privacy or bragging rights might just find a surefire win.

Why It Stands Out (and Where It Struggles)

The big question: Is the extra $2,911/psf worth the freehold status and the extra privacy? Most folks keep the same concerns as One Holland Residences, such as:

• Potential noise from the busy surroundings (no surprise there)
• This “spry” design has a 5.4 m gap between stack 02 and 13 – not a huge crowd‑sizer, but a little awkward is definitely noticed
• Long doorways and the usual limited communal spots that boutique projects tend to have

On the bright side, a link bridge is a handy shortcut straight to Holland Village – a real stretch of convenience, plus some warm, sheltered access.

Is It Worth the Bite?

Priced not shy—single‑bed units can be up to the $2.87 million mark. Yet for those who adore Holland Village and need a haven in the heart of the neighbourhood, the long‑term upside is compelling. En‑bloc potential is on the cards, and your coins are poised to grow just a little.

Who Is It For?

Ideal for single expats and private‑life lovers who want their own safe haven without giving up the city buzz. If you’re after a quiet, freehold zone with a splash of Singapore style, this could be the place to clock in.

Pick Your Favourite Unit

Wanna brag on Instagram? Check out the studio set‑up that flaunts aesthetic space: lights, minimalist, and a private balcony that downtown‑loving single men can curl up in writing a heartfelt novel (or maybe just a dessert recipe). Cases that demand no drama. And oh! The best apartment you’ll claim on this bodega. You absolutely can’t go wrong. Feel free to ???

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Dreaming of a Pocket‑Sized Paradise?

Picture this: a two‑bedroom, one‑bath oasis that fits perfectly into a 689‑square‑foot footprint. It’s the kind of place that screams “quiet by day, lazy by night.” No noisy neighbors sharing walls – just pure, serene vibes – and a generous splash of east‑side sunshine to keep those frosty corners from feeling like a winter kingdom.

Stack 07 – The 689‑sq. ft. Sweet Spot

• Two cozy bedrooms
• One bathroom that’s stylish enough to make a spa look jealous
• Soundproofing that lets you binge‑watch without hearing your next door neighbor’s techno playlist
• East‑sunlit windows that greet you every morning with a cheerful “good‑morning!”

Stack 08 – The 710‑sq. ft. Encore

• Two bedrooms for the ultimate sleep‑over squad
• Two bathrooms – because every host deserves a “not‑together‑at‑once” bathroom fight
• Same peace‑of‑mind vibe, minus any adjoining wall drama
• Sunlight trickles in from the east, turning your living room into a sun‑kissed confetti masterpiece

So, whether you’re chasing the smaller, quieter shack or the slightly grander, double‑bathmania, both stacks promise a sun‑lit, peace‑full retreat that’s ready to welcome you home without the back‑door rattles.

3. Leedon Green

Leedon Green: A Hidden Gem in the City

Where & Who is Whipping Up the Sweet Spot?

Location: 26 Leedon Heights

Developer: MCL Land & Yanlord Group

Lease: Freehold – that’s the sweet part of the deal.

2023 Snapshot: With an average price of $2,655 psf, the development has sold 137 of its 638 units – a 21.4% take‑up rate.

Transport: Walking the Walk (or Two)

• Holland Village MRT: 760 m away – a 13‑minute stroll into the heart of the neighborhood.
• Farrer Road MRT: Slightly farther at 790 m, but the walk is 11 minutes thanks to a more direct route.

Why Leedon Green Stands Out

• Just the Right Size: 638 units – large enough to keep unit prices reasonable, but small enough to preserve that exclusive feel.
• Full‑Suite Living: No compromises – three swimming pools, extensive leisure facilities, and more.
• Freehold Perks: Almost the same price as One Holland Village, but you get the freedom that comes with freehold ownership.

Family‑Friendly Vibes (with a Side of Noise)

Great space, plenty of activities, and Nanyang Primary School just a kilometre away – perfect for families. The only downside? Some road noise from the Holland Road flyover and Farrer Road, especially if you opt for exterior‑facing units. But that’s a tiny price to pay for all the extra amenities.

Investor’s Dream? (Told You That Must Be Suck But Anyway!)

One‑bed and two‑bed units are scattered across the blocks, lending a nice spread for investors. However, those ready to rent out will likely lean toward units closer to the MRT – the two facts above make that real easy.

Pick Your Unit

• Spacious units that keep families close to nature.
• Cool investment opportunities with a decent margin.

In short, Leedon Green delivers the sweet spot of development size, facilities, and freehold security – all wrapped up in a family‑friendly package, with just a hint of traffic‑powered soundtrack. And if you’re happy walking a leisurely 10–13 minutes to an MRT station, this could be your next new home.

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Ready‑to‑Move 2+Study Unit—Your Family’s Future HQ

Space: 818 square feet of pure living bliss. It’s not a studio, it’s a mini‑luxe apartment with room for everyone—and some thanos‑like magic!

Ventilation & Comfort

• Each bathroom sports a ventilation window—you’ll never end up smelling like a wet fish.
• The air‑con portal is cleverly angled behind the unit, keeping the chill in but the morning sun out.

Zoom‑Ready Study Room

With a dedicated study space, your kids can do homework, your spouse can binge‑watch, and every family video call turns from “what’s that weird sound?” to “wow, this place!”—and it’s a size that will make both adults and kiddos shout, “Yes!”

Why You’ll Love It

Finally, a place where the whole family can gather without feeling cramped. Think of the endless “bedtime stories” and “sibling sock war” vibes. It’s 2+ units, but it’s a world of its own. Settle, soak, study, repeat!

4. Hyll on Holland

Hyll on Holland: The Not-So-Perfect but Still Cute Condo

Developer: Far East Consortium International & Koh Brothers Group
Location: 99 Holland Road, District 10
Lease Type: Freehold
Target Launch: 2025
Average Price: $2,458 psf
Take‑up: 8 of 319 (about 2.5 %)

What’s the Deal?

• Hyll on Holland is a mash‑up of two former projects – the Estoril and Hollandia. It’s geographically solid, only 750 m (~11‑minute walk) from Holland Village MRT.
• It’s close enough to Holland Village, but walking to Cold Storage will have you chasing a bus‑stop instead of sipping coffee.
• Being next to Wilshire Residences, this is the cheapest project on the list, yet sales are slow.

Why the Slow Sales?

1. Competition is stiff. Nearby launches – One Holland Village and Van Holland – sit right by the MRT. They’ve stolen most of the shine from Hyll on Holland.
2. Location: a double‑edge sword. The building sits close to the Holland Flyover, meaning road noise is a real option. On the bright side, tenants will get acoustic ceilings and balcony blinds to keep the bangs down.

Unit Layout & What It Means to Investors

• 231 of the 319 units are 2‑bedrooms – very popular with landlords.
• Even with the lower price, investors might still be wary. Why? Because they’re concerned tenants could pick a newer condo that’s a stone’s throw from Holland V.

Who Should Consider This?

Ideal for young professionals or small families who want a freehold home without paying a fortune.

Pick Your Unit

Hyll on Holland offers a sleek, squarish layout. Many units follow a dumbbell pattern, making the space feel steady yet spacious.

In short: It’s a bargain, but don’t let the flyover hiccups get you down. It’s all about finding the right slice of the rental pie.

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Feast Your Eyes on a 700‑Square‑Foot Unit

Ventilation: The Fresh‑Air VIP Lounge

Every nook gets a breath of fresh air. Both the bathroom and kitchen boast tiny windows that let the breeze in—like a friendly neighbor checking in. Say goodbye to stale, stinky rooms!

Air‑Con Adorables: Sneaky But Cool

The air‑con ledge is tucked out the back, so the cooling power stays high without a heads‑up front‑wall flicker. It’s like having a secret chill zone you can call your own.

Quick Feature Snapshot

• 700 sq. ft. of comfy living space
• Ventilation windows in both toilet and kitchen
• Air‑con ledge neatly tucked away

5. Mooi

Meet Mooi: The Tiny Delicacy of Holland Village

Where It Lives

Location: 139 Holland Road
Developer: Wenul HL Pte. Ltd.
Lease: Freehold
Tax: Top of 2023

What the Data Says

• Average price per square foot: $2,504 psf
• Take‑up rate: 4 of 24 units sold (16.6%)

Why You Might Want to Boop & Browse It

Mooi is the smallest battler on the market list, offering just 24 units. If you’re not a fan of boutique condos, it might not be your cup of tea. But if you’re a trooper chasing a cozy spot near Holland Village, here’s why it deserves a second look:

• Proximity: Only 230 m from Holland Village MRT – a quick three‑minute walk.
• Facilities: Think infinity pool, lap pool, and a happy-ish kitchen. It’s not a full‑suite palace, but for its size, it’s pretty snazzy.
• Layout: Squarish and efficient – a breath of fresh air compared to the cramped vibes of Van Holland.
• Lift Access: All units, save for 2 ground‑floor ones, will get a private lift.
• Noise Profile: Barnstorming in the heart of Holland Village – real road chatter, not fake serenity.

Price Competition: Mooi vs. Van Holland

At $2,504 psf, Mooi sits beneath Van Holland’s $2,911 psf, making it a juicy contender. While it’s not a bargain bin, the price gap might win some hearts soon.

Who’s the Ideal Niche?

Young pros and small families looking for a lively, affordable spot. It’s a splashy param with a protective lift, but don’t expect a curtain‑folded sanctuary.

Choosing a Unit

The top pick depends on your needs: if you want a lift and a bit more space, hit the upper‑floor units. If the ground floor is your vibe, pick the ones that come with a minimal dwell‑lift.

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Small Space, Big Appeal

We’re eyeing the 850‑square‑foot units in Stack 01 and, if we were in the market, we’d probably take one. The semi‑enclosed kitchen feels cozy, and it’s got ventilation windows that keep both the cooking and the bathroom fresh.

There’s also a discreet air‑con ledge tucked at the back – nobody’s yelling for a big, noisy unit; this one’s whisper‑clean.

One word: compact. Don’t expect a king‑size bedroom or a walk‑in closet packed with everything. These units are all about efficiency and charm, so keep your bedroom expectations in line with the scale of the space.

6. 15 Holland Hill

15 Holland Hill: The Ultimate Luxury Hub

Developer: Peak Opal Pte. Ltd.
Status: Freehold
Launch Year: 2022
Average Price Per Square Foot: $2,979 PSF
Sold Units: 10 out of 59 (16.9%)

Key Highlights

• With 84,289 sq. ft. of space spread across 59 units, it tops the chart in both size and exclusiveness.
• Every unit comes with its own private lift and household shelter, a rare feature that screams luxury.
• Penthouse and garden maisonette units? They have their very own private lift lobby – because why share a lift when you can have a whole lobby just for yourself?
• Even the smallest two‑bedroom apartments are a generous 1,292 sq. ft., and the 27 three‑bedrooms hit 2,045 sq. ft.. Only four five‑bed units (the penthouses and garden maisonettes) stack up between 5,134‑5,425 sq. ft..
• Fittings and fixtures? Top‑notch, so good you could practically give a Nobel Prize to the interior designers.

Location & Access

The nearest MRT station is 580 metres away – roughly a 10‑minute uphill stroll. It’s close enough to enjoy a leisurely walk but far enough to dodge the usual noise and chaos of the station.

Would high‑end buyers even care about MRT proximity? Probably not – they’ve got their own private lift!

Price Snapshot

Smallest units start at a polite $3.78 million. With the competition around, this place is less about investment returns and more about indulging in extravagant living.

Who This Is For

Anyone with a deep wallet who prefers a spacious, con‑do vibe over a landed house. Think of it as the Y to Y (yes to quality, yes to space).

Unit Selection

There really isn’t a “must‑pick” – every unit feels like a top‑tier luxury home. If you’re craving the best Holland V has to offer right now, 15 Holland Hill proudly steps up as the go‑to launch project.

7. Wilshire Residences

Wilshire Residences: The Hidden Gem in Holland V’s Rivalry

Location: 30 Farrer Road
Developer: Tong Eng & Roxy Pacific JV
Lease: Freehold
TOP (Total Outstanding Price): 2023
Average Price psf: $2,458 psf
Take‑up rate: 25 of 85 units sold (29.4 %)

Why it’s a “dark horse” in the Holland V race

• The complex sits just 620 metres from Farrer Road MRT – a quick nine‑minute stroll, which gives a nice advantage for those who prefer staying close to commuter convenience.
• Only one train stop away from Holland V proper, so you’re practically neighbours without the extra noise.
• Farrer Road’s “across‑the‑road” amenities—great dining, shopping, and retail—mean you’re not trading convenience for distance.

Space Considerations

The units are on the smaller side, so think of it as the “starter home” collection:

• 1‑bedroom: 463 sq ft – perfect for a solo or a quiet couple.
• 2‑bedroom: 646 sq ft – just enough for a growing family.
• 3‑bedroom: 753–861 sq ft – a tad cramped for bigger families but still functional.

Many layouts feature a long bedroom hallway, which can feel a bit inefficient if you’re used to tighter rooms.

Who’s the Ideal Buyer?

Young couples, budding families, and investment-minded buyers will find Wilshire’s pricing and size appealing. The lower price point means it could get a lot of attention as the competition heats up.

Unit Pick of the Bang

Don’t miss Stack 05, south‑facing 743 sq ft units—they sit a bit further from Farrer Road, keeping noise to a minimum, but still fall under a sweet price point. Plus, that extra big room is just right for a study nook or a cozy guest room.

So, whether you’re looking for your first home or an affordable investment, Wilshire Residences offers a balanced compromise: a little farther from the hustle of Holland V, but still sweet on price.

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Meet Stack 5: Your New 2‑Bedroom Powerhouse

We’re hand‑picking the unit that feels like a cozy hug: Stack 5, a sleek 754‑sq‑ft affair that earns its stripes with a sun‑kissed, south‑facing layout.

Why It Scores Big

• South‑Facing Comfort: Morning coffees and golden evenings, all while the street‑side noise remains politely out of sight.
• Guest‑Room Wonder: Tiny but mighty—perfect as a quick study nook or a secret chill zone.
• Ventilation Magic: Both kitchen and bathrooms boast their own windows—yes, the kitchen gets fresh air, which is a bonus everyone’s grateful for.
• Back‑Ledge AC: The air‑conditioning spot sits out behind the unit, letting your bedroom windows stay clear and breezy.

In short, Stack 5 brings the sunshine, fresh air, and an interior quiet that feels like a breath of fresh air. It’s a solid choice for anyone looking to step into a comfortable, well‑thought‑out home.

Take your time with Holland V right now, as supply is abundant

What’s the Real Story About Luxury Condos?

With a sea of ultra‑expensive condos clamouring for attention, it’s unlikely that every single one will be snapped up at lightning speed. Even investors are taking a breath and pivoting their strategies, especially in the post‑COVID era.

Why Investors are Playing It Safe

• Covid‑19 Still Messing With the Numbers – The pandemic’s lingering effects mean business owners may hesitate to send in international talent for awhile.
• Smaller Future Tenant Pools – Even when the virus settles down, companies might be slower than expected to open their doors to overseas workers.
• Financial Prudence – With market volatility still in the mix, buyers are opting to keep a tighter belt.

Practical Take‑aways for Buyers

• Don’t Expect a “Sold Out” sign on every luxury listing.
• Keep a finger on the pulse: rental demand can change quickly.
• Always consider a “buffer” in your budget—just in case plans switch.

Why This Matters for Your Investment Portfolio

In the long run, smart, patient investors are more likely to capture those high‑price assets at a fair price. A measured approach now could lead to a substantial upside later.

Pro tip: Scan the market with a magnifying glass—those hidden gems can be just beneath the surface.

— Original Article Source: Stackedhomes
Topics Covered: Money, Property Investments, Condominiums