Lentor Mansion by GuocoLand
Site Overview
DEVELOPMENT HIGHLIGHT
From the developer spearheading the Lentor transformation, GuocoLand is excited to unveil the brand new, highly anticipated Lentor Mansion development. Following the successful launches of Lentor Modern, an integrated mixed‑use development set to be the vibrant core and communal hub of the neighbourhood, and Lentor Hills Residences, Lentor Mansion will demonstrate the next phase in GuocoLand’s long‑term vision and commitment to transforming the Lentor district.
Situated in a unique all‑private residential estate in Singapore, Lentor Mansion spans across the largest site in the neighbourhood to date. Residents will enjoy unobstructed views of the surrounding landed houses, set against the backdrop of lush greenery that defines the rich heritage of Lentor forest. Moreover, the development is a mere 5‑minute sheltered walk away from Lentor MRT on the TEL line and within 1km of St. Nicholas Girls’ School and Anderson Primary School*, among other top-notch educational institutions.
In every sense, Lentor Mansion stands as a luxury sanctuary tailored for a new generation of families.
*Based on data from OneMap’s School Query
Register Interest
We are pleased to offer you more information about the upcoming Lentor Mansion. Our sales representative will get in touch with you soon.
The Developer
Listed on the Singapore Exchange since 1978, GuocoLand Limited (”GuocoLand”) is an award‑winning real estate developer distinguished by quality, innovative design and concepts. In Singapore, the Group has successfully developed 36 residential projects yielding approximately 11,000 apartments and homes, and the iconic integrated mixed‑use development Guoco Tower — the tallest building in the city‑state reaching a height of 290 metres. With established operations in Singapore, China, Malaysia and Vietnam, GuocoLand’s portfolio comprises residential, hospitality, commercial, retail and integrated developments spanning across the region.
LUXURY RESIDENCES COLLECTION
INTEGRATED MIXED-USED DEVELOPMENTS
