
Location
District 10, among the bungalows, minutes from King Albert Park MRT.
District 10
Holland Link sits in the Core Central Region, in a pocket of District 10 defined by Good Class Bungalow enclaves — the most tightly controlled residential category in Singapore, and the reason the surrounding streets stay low and green.
The site is on the doorstep of the Holland Green Linear Park, which connects into the wider network of parks and park connectors running through this part of Bukit Timah, and on to the Rail Corridor.
Schools
| School | Distance band |
|---|---|
| Methodist Girls’ School (Primary and Secondary) | Within 1 km |
| Henry Park Primary School | 1–2 km |
| Pei Hwa Presbyterian Primary School | 1–2 km |
Getting Around
King Albert Park is the nearest MRT station, minutes away. It runs on the Downtown Line today and is planned as an interchange with the Cross Island Line, which is under construction — two lines from one station once it opens.
By car, Dunearn Road and Bukit Timah Road are the immediate arterials, with the PIE and AYE beyond them. The development takes its vehicular entrance and exit from Holland Link, through an opening about 9m wide.
Singapore’s long-standing lifestyle enclave — food, bars and independent shops.
At King Albert Park station, with dining and everyday shops.
Enrichment, groceries and services, a short drive along Dunearn Road.
Smaller retail closer in, for the daily run rather than the weekend one.
What Is Coming
The site sits inside Holland Plain, a future private residential precinct that URA is planning across roughly 34 hectares, designed with generous park space and water-sensitive features in response to the greenery around it.
One of two new parks planned for the precinct, for recreation and community gathering.
The second, responding to the Bukit Timah First Diversion Canal that runs alongside the precinct.
Amberwood is the first of eight sites to be launched in Holland Plain under the Government Land Sales programme.
If you are choosing between Holland, Bukit Timah and Newton, tell me what matters and I will give you the honest comparison.