Grosvenor View Condo For Rent S$2,750 - S$2,750

Grosvenor View

3 Lengkong Empat, 14, Singapore, 417611

2021

1 Bedrooms

100 sqft

S$2,750

/month

Overview

The central Grove offers a variety of features to its residents which include a Barbeque Area for the residents to enjoy their picnic and family parties, Covered car park, Clubhouse for everyday events, Gymnasium room, Playground, 24 hours security, Swimming pool, and Tennis courts. Other than that, the tall building provides an aesthetic view of the streets and the nearby area. Central Grove – Accessibility For the residents having their vehicle, traveling to the CBD takes less than 10 minutes via the CTE, whereas the buzzing Orchard Road shopping belt is a 15-minutes’ drive along Geylang Road. Other than that, he MRT stations in the area include ALJUNIED MRT, DAKOTA MRT, and PAYA LEBAR MRT which are at 210m, 930m and 980m from the condominium. It requires a drive of 2-minutes and a walk of 4-minutes to reach the nearest MRT station. Buses available in the area include Aljunied Stn and Blk 134 at 140m and 180m from the residence. Hardly 2-minutes walk and 1-minute drive is needed to catch the nearest bus stop. Transportation ease is the key feature of this place. It offers easy access to business hubs and shopping areas within the district.

Map

Aljuned (EW9)

Distance

200 m

Walk

3 min

East West Line

Within 10 mins walk

Restaurant

Coffee shop

Convenience store

Amenities

Common areas

Elevator

Swimming Pool

Gym

Playground

Tennis Court

Sauna

BBQ Areas

Car Park

24-hour security guard

Rental & Floor plan

All (1)

1 Bedrooms (1)

1 Bedrooms

Unit type

Unit no.

Layout

Size

Rental

Availability

1BR

S$2,750

1 Bedrooms, 1 bath, 100ft²

1 unit available

Unit

Rent

Availability

1BR

1 Bedrooms

100ft²

S$2,750

SWExx

Furnished

S$2,750

Immediately

About Geylang area

Geylang is a planning area and township located on the eastern fringe of the Central Region of Singapore, bordering Hougang and Toa Payoh in the north, Marine Parade in the south, Bedok in the east, and Kallang in the west. Partly untouched by urban projects and developments and so far spared by the gentrification process that has changed the face of Singapore since the 1970s, Geylang's combination of shophouse scenery and hectic day and night life, including foreign workers quarters and karaoke lounges provides an alternative view of elements the rest of modern Singapore generally does not have. Shophouses along Geylang Road are protected from redevelopment, and many restaurants have sprung up along this major road. Geylang is also known for its durian shops.