Parc Rosewood is the newest and the most compact of Woodgrove’s 7 projects, and that combination sets its own price logic: a wide band running from small-format entry stock up to larger strata formats. The 4 sections below put numbers on that spread.
Parc Rosewood Prices: The Widest Band on the Woodgrove Row
Most Parc Rosewood resale transactions fall between $894 and $1,551 psf, with a median of $1,360 psf. That covers 59 transactions recorded with URA across 2025 and 2026, the most of any Woodgrove project, what units actually sold for, not asking prices.
The spread is the story here, not a single number. Compact units at the top of the psf range trade well above $1,300 psf, while the estate’s largest formats print near $830 to $930 psf, a landed-scale discount inside a condo wrapper. Against the subzone, Parc Rosewood’s median sits just below Woodhaven ($1,361 psf, near identical) and well above Casablanca ($1,115), Rosewood ($1,077), Rosewood Suites ($1,040), Woodgrove Condominium ($1,000) and The Woodgrove ($978), the newest completion earning the top median on the street bar one.
Recent prints, as of 2026: a 430.6 sqft unit at $658,000 in April, a 527.4 sqft unit at $693,888 the same month, and at the other end a 2,325 sqft unit at $1.93M and a 1,765.3 sqft unit at $1.645M, both April 2026. A 602.8 sqft unit at $820,000 printed in July 2026.
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Parc Rosewood Floor Plans: A Confirmed Range from Transactions, Not the Size Ladder
We are being direct here: our current floor plan record for Parc Rosewood is not reliable enough to price with confidence, the sqft figures it holds do not match any real unit size in this building, so we are not printing a size ladder off it.
What we can confirm, from actual 2025 to 2026 transactions, is the size range: units have traded from 430.6 sqft up to 2,325 sqft. The smallest transacted sizes sit in the range typical of the building’s 373 one-bedders, and the largest, above 2,000 sqft, sit in the 5-bedroom or strata terrace band that makes up the top of the mix. Priced at the $1,360 psf median, a 430 sqft format works out to about $585,000, and a 600 sqft format to about $816,000, among the lowest private-condo quantums on this side of the island.
We would rather tell you plainly what the record does not show than print a confident-looking table built on bad numbers. Ask us for the specific stack you are eyeing and we will pull its actual plan.
Is Parc Rosewood Worth Buying? The Entry-Ticket Case
Supply: the Woodgrove subzone holds 7 condo projects totalling about 2,461 units. Parc Rosewood, at 689 units across 15 low-rise blocks, is both the largest and the newest of the row. Nothing has completed here since 2015, and the newest Woodlands launch, Norwood Grand, sits in a different pocket of the planning area at new-launch pricing well above this street.
Demand: Woodlands town holds about 56,784 four-room and larger HDB flats already past their Minimum Occupation Period. The upgrade math is unusually favourable here: over the last 12 months the median Woodlands 4-room resale sold for $551,000, which covers close to the full quantum of a small-format unit at Parc Rosewood, not just half of it.
Rental: tenancy depth is the deepest in the subzone, with 256 leases signed since January 2025 across 1, 2 and 3-bedroom formats. One-bedders let at a median $2,450 a month, 2-bedders at $2,900, 3-bedders at $3,500. Gross yields on the smallest formats run about 4.1 to 5.0%, well above the OCR norm.
The honest take: low-rise means no lift-lobby convenience for a building this size, 15 blocks share the grounds, and a wide price band means the same psf figure can describe very different homes here. Our rental yield guide covers how we read the letting numbers, and the URA Master Plan shows what is still coming to the Woodlands Regional Centre.
Who Parc Rosewood Suits
Yield-first investors chasing the highest gross returns on the Woodgrove row, first-time buyers and singles who want the lowest entry quantum into private property near an MRT interchange, and HDB upgraders trading a paid-up flat for genuine ownership rather than size. The deep 1-bedroom stock keeps tenant turnover structural, which suits an investor mindset more than a long-hold family one.
Families wanting a confirmed larger format at the same schools should compare Casablanca or Rosewood instead, both nearby on the same street. Buyers chasing the newest launch in the planning area should look at Norwood Grand.
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