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Spacious homes, near nature and transport links: How families can find room to grow in Singapore’s north
Surrounded by low-rise buildings in a rapidly-evolving district, Canberra Crescent Residences offers peaceful living with flexible layouts and kid-friendly amenities
Canberra Crescent Residences brings together a full suite of premium facilities, an exclusive private clubhouse, and a serene Sky Garden – all crafted to elevate family living.
KHENG LEONG AND LOW KENG HUAT
Finding room to relax and unwind is not as out of reach as it seems – if you know where to look.
The town of Canberra in northern Singapore is one such place where you can find expansive green spaces, peaceful neighbourhoods and strategic connectivity.
It is slowly evolving from a quiet neighbourhood to a family-friendly enclave where nature and convenience meet, and Canberra Crescent Residences represents this shift. Developed by Kheng Leong and Low Keng Huat, the development consists of four residential blocks with a total of 376 units.
Set amid low-rise surroundings and oriented for maximum privacy – the blocks face away from each other – the homes are tucked into a corner of Canberra and Sembawang that still breathes with the open charm of lush, scenic greenery, one where heritage black-and-white houses peek out from behind rows of trees, and the sea is just a short stroll away.
A nature-rich neighbourhood with space to grow
What sets Canberra Crescent Residences apart is not just its natural setting, although that is undeniably a draw. It is the way the development embraces the rhythms of daily life seamlessly.
Here, residents step out into a neighbourhood laced with greenery and graced by the Northern Explorer Loop, a park connector network that links 11 parks across the north, forming a corridor of nature.
Located near Sembawang Park and heritage colonial houses, Canberra Crescent Residences provides families with nature access, thoughtful design and tranquil living.
PHOTO: KHENG LEONG AND LOW KENG HUAT
From Sembawang Park and Beach to Montreal Green Park and all the way to Woodlands Waterfront, these green arteries invite morning jogs, evening strolls and quiet weekend bicycle rides with the kids.
Just a stone’s throw away, Bukit Canberra anchors the community with a wealth of facilities, including the ActiveSG Sport Hall, a polyclinic, hawker centre, gym and even a library. It is proof that you do not need to live downtown to access convenient amenities.
Flexible homes that evolve with its occupants
Each of the 376 residences is designed with thoughtful planning. The towers are carefully positioned to avoid the all-too-common issue of peering into your neighbour’s window. With priority given to unobstructed balcony views, the units overlook either the estate’s internal courtyards or the surrounding greenery.
A pair of Sky Gardens, each stretching 100m across two towers, provides green sanctuaries in the sky. The Sky Gardens offer a curated lifestyle experience, featuring sunset yoga decks, a gourmet BBQ Pavilion for social gatherings and a tranquil spa pool – the perfect setting to relax and take in breathtaking sunset views.
Inside, the layouts are as flexible as they are functional. Ranging from one-bedroom apartments at 409 sq ft to spacious four-bedders of up to 1,324 sq ft, each unit is designed to evolve with its occupants.
For newlyweds or young professionals, there is room to grow. For families, there is space to play, work and rest. The interiors can easily be personalised, whether that means combining rooms for a luxurious master suite, carving out a quiet study, or building a nursery for a newborn.
Premium fixtures come as standard: A full range of Smeg kitchen appliances, Grohe fittings and Geberit sanitary wares are included in every home, while energy-saving features ensure sustainability does not come at the cost of comfort.
Designed for modern families
The developers of Canberra Crescent Residences have paid close attention to the needs of their future residents. For parents, the inclusion of an in-house childcare centre is a game-changer – no more stressful drop-offs across town or last-minute scrambles for infant care.
For those who work from home, dedicated social working spaces mean there is no need to jostle for cafe seats or settle for makeshift workspaces on the dining table. The Canberra Club – a bespoke clubhouse designed with modern flexibility in mind – features spaces that support productivity, such as quiet corners for video calls and collaborative areas for team meetings.
Overlooking the family pool and poolside BBQ Pavilions from relaxing cabanas, the Lifestyle Zone also features elegant function rooms with the pool as a beautiful backdrop.
PHOTO: KHENG LEONG AND LOW KENG HUAT
Tailor-made clubhouse facilities
Designed to cater to the diverse needs of families, The Canberra Club offers an exceptional range of facilities, including elegant function rooms, flexible social working spaces, cosy entertainment rooms, poolside BBQ areas, family and kids’ pool, waterslides and a forest playground.
Here, residents can enjoy a range of facilities – from relaxation to recreation – ensuring every family member finds the perfect space to unwind and connect.
The recreational options extend further with themed zones designed to enrich your lifestyle: The Rejuvenate Zone offers a 50m lap pool, a poolside gym with a steam room, as well as tranquil spaces like the Garden Alcove and Blossom Garden – perfect for relaxation and wellness.
The Social Zone encourages community interaction with features such as the Camper’s Hut, Seating Lounge and BBQ Pavilions. After dinner, enjoy a peaceful stroll along the garden walk through the Meadow Garden and Floating Meadow.
Smart connectivity, seamless living
For all its serenity, Canberra Crescent Residences is anything but isolated. The nearby Canberra MRT station connects directly to Orchard and Raffles Place via the North-South Line, making the 30-minute commute to town manageable. And future Seletar MRT line means connectivity will only strengthen over time.
From ActiveSG Sport Hall and Montreal Green Park to Sembawang Community Centre, living at Canberra Crescent Residences brings families close to established recreational and community facilities.
KHENG LEONG AND LOW KENG HUAT
With the upcoming Johor Bahru-Singapore Rapid Transit System (RTS) set to launch in 2026, cross-border travel becomes dramatically more convenient. A weekend in Johor Bahru for shopping, dining or relaxing is only five MRT stops away.
Drivers, too, have reason to rejoice: The North-South Corridor, scheduled for completion in 2029, will slash travel times to the central business district. With all this transformation on the horizon – and the groundwork already in place – the value of buying into Canberra becomes clear. It is a neighbourhood on the rise, with infrastructure that matches its potential.
The transformation extends beyond transport links. Just minutes away, Sembawang Shipyard will be developed into a mixed-use waterfront district after operations cease in 2028. The plans include new housing, public spaces alongside the historic berths and heritage buildings converted into community facilities – creating an entirely new waterfront neighbourhood within walking distance.
Backed by the developers’ trusted track records – whose past projects include some of the most lauded addresses in Singapore, such as Amo Residence, 15 Holland Hill, MeyerHouse and Klimt Cairnhill – this is a development that combines design credibility with family-centred warmth. It is a rare opportunity: living close to nature, near essential amenities and within reach of Singapore’s bright northern future.
Discover your place in Singapore’s transforming north. Visit the sales gallery located opposite the main development, Canberra Crescent Residences, at the intersection of Canberra Crescent and Canberra Street or call 9475 0102.


