The public preview of CapitaLand Development Ltd’s (CLD) LyndenWoods began on June 28. By the end of the weekend, the 334-unit project at Science Park Drive had attracted about 5,500 visitors.
Interest came from a broad spectrum of visitors, including young professionals, couples and families, underscoring rising demand for thoughtfully designed homes within integrated urban environments, says CLD.
As the first residential development within Singapore Science Park, LyndenWoods marks a new chapter in the precinct’s transformation into a vibrant live-work-play hub. It is a key part of the multi-billion-dollar rejuvenation of the 55-hectare Singapore Science Park, which will be carried out in phases over the coming years.
Visitors queuing to view the three-bedroom premium showflat (Photo: CLD)
Three-bedroom premium showflat where sizes range from 1,023 to 1,066 sq ft, and prices start from $2.35 million ($2,297 psf) (Photo: Samuel Isaac Chua/EdgeProp Singapore)
The Science Park transformation aligns with the URA Draft Master Plan 2025, which aims to decentralise growth and bring more housing, amenities, and jobs closer together. The area is envisioned as part of the Greater one-north innovation district, supporting research and development, technology, and biomedical sciences.
LyndenWoods is located within a six-minute walk of Kent Ridge MRT Station (Circle Line) and is surrounded by key institutions and business nodes, including the National University of Singapore (NUS), National University Hospital (NUH), and just across the road from Geneo, a vibrant mixed-use cluster with business park space, co-working purpose-built laboratories, wellness amenities, F&B and retail options and public community spaces.
This integration enhances the appeal of LyndenWoods for professionals working in Science Park, the one-north and Kent Ridge areas.
Visitors queuing to enter the two-bedroom plus study showflat (Photo: CLD)
Two-bedroom plus study showflat, with sizes from 850 to 883 sq ft, and prices starting from $1.95 million ($2,294 psf) [Photo: Samuel Isaac Chua/EdgeProp Singapore]
Targeted for completion in 2029, the 99-year leasehold project comprises two 24-storey towers, with units ranging from two to four bedrooms. The most common unit types are the two-bedroom and two-bedroom-plus-study layouts, which make up 229 units (67%) of the total. Three-bedroom and three-bedroom-plus-guest units account for 91 units (26%), while the four-bedroom premium units comprise just 23 units.
CLD has indicated starting prices from $2,200 psf, with indicative pricing as follows:
- Two-bedroom (635–721 sq ft): from $1.39 million ($2,189 psf)
- Two-bedroom-plus-study (850–883 sq ft): from $1.95 million ($2,294 psf)
- Three-bedroom (1,023–1,066 sq ft): from $2.35 million ($2,297 psf)
- Three-bedroom-plus-guest (1,292 sq ft): from $2.88 million ($2,229 psf)
- Four-bedroom premium (1,647 sq ft): from $3.58 million ($2,174 psf)
Sales bookings will commence on July 12.
