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Sengkang MRT Sengkang MRT A compilation of images and contents by the administrator of www.sgencondo.com, prepared for the purpose of marketing Executive Condominium in Sengkang Situated in the North East of Singapore, Sengkang is Sengkang is divided into 4 major neighbourhoods, bounded by the Tampines Expressway (TPE) to the arranged from east to west north, Sungei Serangoon to the east, Buangkok Drive • N1 - Rivervale (河谷) to the south and Jalan Kayu to the west. • N2 - Compassvale (康埔桦) Sungei Punggol cuts through the new town, and divides • N3 - Anchorvale (安谷) the town into Sengkang East and Sengkang West • N4 - Fernvale (芬维尔) www.sgecondo.com Compass Point Compass Point Shopping Mall is located in the heart of Sengkang and is integrated with the MRT, LRT and the bus interchange. www.sgecondo.com Sengkang LRT 盛港轻轨 The Sengkang LRT Line is 10.7 km long, with 14 stations and is operated by SBS Transit. It is the second LRT system in Singapore (after Bukit Panjang LRT) and is fully automated. Bi-directional passenger service for the East loop was opened in 18 January 2003 and 1 January 2013 for the West loop. Travelling one loop around the line takes about 30 minutes. www.sgecondo.com Rivervale Plaza Rivervale Plaza is the first shopping complex to be opened in Sengkang New Town. Located at Blk 118, Rivervale Drive (400m from Kangkar LRT), this shopping centre also house the Sengkang Branch Office. The centre has a wet market, supermarket, 2 foodcourts and also other interesting shops that cater to the residents' daily shopping needs. Rivervale Mall Rivervale Mall is adjacent to the Sengkang Light Rail Transit (LRT) loop, near Rumbia LRT station. Rivervale Mall provides a free shuttle bus service that plies within the Sengkang estate. With its accessible location, the three-storey mall is a popular shopping destination for residents living in the vicinity www.sgecondo.com Supermarket Around Sengkang • Rivervale Mall, #03-01, 11 Rivervale Crescent. Singapore 545082 • Rivervale Plaza, #01-08, 118 Rivervale Drive. Singapore 540118 • Fernvale Point, #01-11/12, 21 Sengkang West Avenue. S’ 797650 • Blk 277C Compassvale Link #01-13. Singapore 544277 • 211 Punggol Road. Singapore 546673 263 Compassvale Street, Compass Point, 1 Sengkang Singapore 540263 Square. Singapore 545078 266 Compassvale Bow #01-02 Singapore 540266 301 Punggol Central #01-01 Singapore 820301 www.sgecondo.com Educational Institution Around Sengkang Primary Schools • Anchor Green Primary School 安泰小学 • Compassvale Primary School 康柏小学 • Fernvale Primary School 丰伟小学 • Nan Chiau Primary School 南侨小学 • North Spring Primary School 北源小学 • North Vista Primary School 远景小学 • Palm View Primary School • Rivervale Primary School 立伟小学 • Seng Kang Primary School 成康小学 • Sengkang Green Primary School 康林小学 Secondary schools • Springdale Primary School 康林小学 • CHIJ Saint Joseph's Convent 圣婴女中 • Compassvale Secondary School 康柏中学 • Nan Chiau High School 南侨中学 Land provision has also been made for a junior college in the • North Vista Secondary School 德新中学 town to meet future educational • Pei Hwa Secondary School 培华中学 demand in the North-East Region • Seng Kang Secondary School 成康中学 Places of Worship Churches Around Sengkang Chinese temples • Chee Hwan Kog Temple (Anchorvale) • Chong Ghee Temple (Rivervale) • Chong Hua Tong Tou Teck Hwee (Rivervale) • Chong Yee Temple (Fernvale) • Abundant Grace Presbyterian • Nanyang Thong Hong Siang Tng (Anchorvale) Church (Fernvale) • Pu Ti Buddhist Temple (Buangkok, Compassvale) • Sengkang Methodist Church • Puat Jit Buddhist Temple (Anchorvale) (Anchorvale) • Singapore Buddhist Welfare Services • St Anne's Church (Rivervale) (Buangkok, Compassvale) Mosques Hindu temples • Arulmigu Velmurugan Gnanamuneeswarar • Al-Mawaddah Mosque Temple (Rivervale) (Buangkok, Compassvale) www.sgecondo.com • Sri Mariammar Muneeswarar Temple (Fernvale) Sengkang Sports and Recreation Centre (盛港体育休闲中心) 57 Anchorvale Road, Singapore 544964. Situated on 4 hectares of land beside Sungei Punggol, it houses a community club, and feature sports facilities including four swimming pools and five water slides. It also has an indoor sports hall and a synthetic soccer field / Hockey pitch www.sgecondo.com Sengkang Riverside Park Located at Anchorvale Street, alongside Sungei Punggol. Consisting of three open-space land parcels, the park is designed to provide a tranquil experience to visitors. helps improve the water quality and provides a natural habitat for birds and fishes Floating wetlands are engineered systems designed to allow emergent plants to grow on floating mats . It helps to improve water quality and provides a natural habitat for birds and fishes. The floating wetland measures 2400 square metres and is www.sgecondo.com the largest man-made floating wetlandwww.sgecondo.com in Singapore. 2013 URA Draft Master Plan for Sengkang Housing: • New residential areas in the west of SengKang • New private homes around Jalan Kayu will be built alongside a network of neighbourhood parks. Amenities www.sgecondo.com Upcoming: Sengkang General and Community Hospital www.sgecondo.com Oct 2013 www.sgecondo.com Disclaimer This compilation of images and content is prepared for the purpose of marketing housing development and projects in Sengkang. While every reasonable care has been taken to ensure the accuracy of contents, the SLP agent cannot be held responsible for any content inaccuracy and/or investment loss arising from it. Source: Heng Tai 1. Sengkang New Town - Wikipedia CEA # R014183Z 2. URA Draft Master Plan 2013 for Sengkang HP: 91861688 3. SPH Articles Compiled by www.sgecondo.com Singapore Executive Condominium .
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