
The Sen is a 99-year leasehold condominium at 222 to 230 Jalan Jurong Kechil, launched in November 2025 by Sustained Land. Five ten-storey blocks hold 347 homes on the De Souza hillside across a 19,245.4 sqm site, and the two facts that set it apart are a 1.6 plot ratio on nearly two hectares and 170 units at three bedrooms or more. This is a launch that spent its land budget on space rather than on position.
The Sen’s nearest station, Hume (DT4), sits inside 1km but not at the gate, and the last stretch runs uphill, so walk it before you decide. What it buys is the Downtown Line direct to the CBD, with Beauty World’s rebuilt hub one stop south and Hillview one stop north, both inside 2km. The honest version of this address is that the hillside was valued as a driving suburb for thirty years and has been a rail address for far less time than the resale comparables reflect.
For families, Bukit Timah Primary School anchors the 1km registration circle that decides ballot priority, and the official rules sit with MOE. Inside 2km the list opens up to Bukit View, Keming, Lianhua, Methodist Girls’ School (Primary) and Pei Hwa Presbyterian, with Bukit View Secondary and Hillgrove Secondary covering the next stage. Our Primary 1 registration guide walks through how the phases run, and the 1km against 2km distinction is the whole story, so be precise about which school sits where.
The mix is deliberately narrow: ten layouts across six configurations. 177 homes sit in the one and two-bedroom band and 170 carry three bedrooms or more, close to an even split and unusual for a 99-year launch this far from the CBD. Most projects at this price point load the small formats. The Sen did not, and that mix is the clearest signal of who the developer expected to buy.
Tenure runs 99 years from 20 January 2025, so a buyer taking keys at TOP in 2028 starts with roughly 96 years on the lease, about as fresh as leasehold gets. Carpark provisioning is 347 lots plus 10 EV and 4 accessible lots against 347 homes, which is exactly one lot per unit and rarer than it sounds in 2026. The buying section below sets out what all that space costs.
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| UNIT TYPE | TOTAL | SIZES | UNIT MIX | FLOORPLANS | MAINTENANCE |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| 1 Bedroom | 10 | 452 | 2.88% | A1 | $375 |
| 2 Bedroom | 110 | 678 - 732 | 31.70% | B1, B2, B3 | $450 |
| 2 Bedroom + Study | 57 | 764 - 775 | 16.43% | B4 | $450 |
| 3 Bedroom | 90 | 872 - 1109 | 25.94% | C1, C2, C3 | $450 |
| 3 Bedroom + Study | 40 | 1259 | 11.53% | C4 | $525 |
| 4 Bedroom + Study | 40 | 1453 | 11.53% | D1 | $525 |
| Overall | 347 | 452 - 1453 | 100.00% | 10 |
The Sen bought cheaper land further from the station and gave the difference back to the buyer as floor area, low density and family formats. Five blocks capped at ten storeys, one carpark lot per home, a childcare centre inside the gate and a 50m lap pool on a 1.6 plot ratio are all the same decision seen from different angles. What follows: the price, the formats, the supply, and where the fit gives way.
Start with the land, because it explains the rest. The De Souza Avenue site was secured for $278,900,000, a Land Bid of $841 psf per plot ratio. That is materially below what the Beauty World hub site carried, and it is why the launch psf sits where it does and why the developer could afford a low-rise plan instead of maximising height.
As of July 2026, the last sixty caveats cleared between $2,235 and $2,633 psf at a median around $2,337 psf. Across the full 143-caveat record the median is effectively the same at $2,338 psf with a floor of $2,199, which says The Sen has held its pricing line since launch rather than drifting. The developer’s list confirms the shape: the 452 sqft one-bedroom tier is sold out, having opened at $993,900, with two-bedders from about $1.546m, three-bedders from $2.028m and the four-bed-study from $3.45m.
The cleanest comparison in the west sits 270 metres away. Verdale brings 258 completed units from 2023 on the same slope, same 99-year tenure and the same school radius, so the only real variables between the two are age and product. Beyond that pair, Forett at Bukit Timah holds 633 freehold units from 2024, Daintree Residence 327 from 2022, and The Reserve Residences sets the precinct ceiling at 732 units for 2027. Further out, Dunearn House at 380 units for 2029 and the completed Fourth Avenue Residences at 476 units mark the district’s prestige end, three kilometres away and priced accordingly. Our Upper Bukit Timah property guide tracks how the corridor has priced through the Beauty World rebuild.
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The Sen floor plan sheet is short and legible: six configurations from 452 to 1,453 sqft. Ten one-bedroom units at 452 sqft, 110 two-bedders at 678 to 732 sqft and 57 two-bed-plus-study at 764 to 775 sqft open the range. Above them sit 90 three-bedders at 872 to 1,109 sqft, 40 three-bed-plus-study at 1,259 sqft and 40 four-bed-study homes at 1,453 sqft. A narrow sheet by launch standards means fewer awkward layouts and less internal competition on resale.
Run the arithmetic at the July 2026 median of about $2,337 psf and the ladder prices out plainly. The 452 sqft one-bedder works out near $1.06m, the two-bedders between $1.58m and $1.71m, the study formats around $1.8m, the 872 to 1,109 sqft three-bedders from $2.04m to $2.59m, the 1,259 sqft three-bed-study near $2.94m and the 1,453 sqft four-bed-study around $3.4m. Treat those as arithmetic on the caveat record rather than quotes.
The recorded prints land almost exactly there. A 936 sqft three-bedder cleared at $2,128,700 and a 678 sqft two-bedder at $1,620,000, both in July 2026, with a 1,259 sqft three-bed-study at $2,970,000 in June 2026. Maintenance runs $375 and $450 a month across the small band and $525 for the two largest tiers. Our guide to boutique and mid-sized condos weighs the 347-unit scale honestly in both directions, since a smaller estate also means a smaller resale pool when owners eventually sell.
The facilities are scaled for families rather than for a brochure: a 50m lap pool, hot and cold hydrotherapy pools, a family pool and children’s pool, a gym, a forest fitness deck, a tennis court, a clubhouse, four themed gardens, a sky bar and, unusually, a childcare centre on site. For a household with a toddler and a Bukit Timah Primary sibling, childcare inside the gate removes an entire logistics problem from the morning, and few 347-unit projects bother to build one.
Look at the young end of the pocket, not the headline count. The Anak Bukit subzone holds 42 private developments and about 6,731 units, but the great majority went up between 1980 and 2004, and the field a buyer here actually competes with at resale is the handful completed since 2016: The Hillford, The Creek @ Bukit, Daintree Residence, Verdale, Forett at Bukit Timah, The Linq @ Beauty World and View at Kismis. Seven young projects is the real comparison set.
The Sen is one of three sites under construction in that subzone, and it is the one furthest from the station, which is precisely why its land came cheaper and its plot ratio came lower. The Reserve Residences at 732 units and 8@BT at 158 complete in 2027, The Sen’s 347 in 2028, so the new stock arrives in a cluster and the hillside gets its share of it. What The Sen does not share is the density: this plot keeps its 1.6 plot ratio while the town-centre sites carry three times that.
The demand side is unusual and worth naming. Bukit Timah as an HDB town holds only 2,554 flats across 27 blocks, 1,983 of them 4-room or larger, so there is no large upgrader pool underneath these prices. Buyers arrive instead from the district’s own private stock, from the school belt and from the international-school catchment across the main road. The URA Master Plan build-out at Beauty World upgrades the amenity map next door without adding density to this hillside, and that asymmetry is the useful part.
Two checks belong in any offer. Tenure is the first, since the comparison set mixes freehold and 99-year stock, and our guide to 99-year versus freehold sets out what the difference is worth in a district this old. Absorption is the second: 143 caveats against 347 units between November 2025 and July 2026, 78 in the launch period and 65 more through 2026. That is roughly 41 percent in about nine months, a solid launch with real runway left rather than a sell-out, so today’s buyer is still choosing between the price list and the resale board next door.
Exit liquidity reads through the district: 18,145 private homes across 75 condominiums, of which only twelve are ten years old or newer. Early sales absorbed the family formats fastest, which is the pocket’s own verdict on itself. The ten one-bedders cleared entirely and the 1,453 sqft four-bed-study did its business in the launch month, while the two and three-bedroom middle is what still transacts monthly. Our Q2 2026 property market review tracks how launches have absorbed through this cycle.
The Sen suits families who want the hillside’s nature-and-schools package in new product and have the patience to wait out construction to 2028. The 170 homes at three bedrooms or more, the childcare centre, the one-lot-per-unit carpark and the Bukit Timah Primary radius all point at one household. Rifle Range Nature Park, Clementi Forest and the reserve trails surround the slope, and our guide to nature-hugging condominiums covers why that setting has held value across cycles. Our guide to the top primary schools in Bukit Timah maps how the radii overlap across the district.
Picture the buyer you will hand the keys to. From 2028 this will be near-new low-rise stock inside 1km of a Downtown Line station, in a pocket where most rental supply is a decade or two older, with Middleton International, The Perse and St. Francis Methodist all within 2km feeding the tenant pool. The 177 homes in the one and two-bedroom band are sized for that market, though the one-bedroom tier is only ten units deep, so the two-bedders carry the rental story here. Our rental yields guide shows what survives of that number after fees and vacancy.
Fit matters in the other direction too. Buyers who need completed certainty will find it at Verdale next door, with keys attached and a resale price to check. Buyers who need a covered five-minute walk to a platform should look at the addresses sitting on top of one, because that is not this product, and the Jalan Jurong Kechil slope is part of daily life rather than a detail you stop noticing. There is also no mall downstairs, which is the honest cost of the quieter pocket.
Thinking about The Sen? The premium over Verdale, stack for stack, is the pocket’s decision and the number to test before anything else. Before you commit, speak to us. We’ll run it with you, honest advice, no pressure. WhatsApp us.
The Sen has 5 blocks of 10 storeys.
The Sen has 347 residential units.
The Sen offers 1 Bedroom (452 sqft), 2 Bedroom (678 to 732 sqft), 2 Bedroom + Study (764 to 775 sqft), 3 Bedroom (872 to 1,109 sqft), 3 Bedroom + Study (1,259 sqft), 4 Bedroom + Study (1,453 sqft).
The Sen is 99-year leasehold (lease from 20 Jan 2025).
No, The Sen is a 99-year leasehold development (lease from 20 Jan 2025).
The Sen is developed by Sustained Land Pte Ltd.
Architects are AGA Architects Pte Ltd and Ecoplan Asia Pte Ltd (Landscape). TPS Construction Pte Ltd serves as builder.
The development includes childcare facilities, multiple pools (50m lap, family, children’s, hydrotherapy), fitness amenities, meditation spaces, gardens, lounges, a clubhouse, recreation areas, and smart building infrastructure.
Located on Jalan Jurong Kechil in District 21, Upper Bukit Timah, with Hume MRT (DT4) as the nearest station.
District 21, Upper Bukit Timah, along Jalan Jurong Kechil.
Hume (DT4) on the Downtown Line.
Bukit Timah Primary School.
$375 monthly for one-bedroom units; $450 for two-bedroom, two-bed plus study and three-bedroom units; $525 for three-bed plus study and four-bed plus study.
The Sen (De Souza Avenue)’s land price is $278,900,000 or $841 psf ppr (per square foot per plot ratio).
Transacted prices range from approximately $2,198 to $2,586 psf based on launch sales data, with lower-floor two-bedroom units around $2,200 psf and premium-facing higher floors reaching $2,500+ psf.
The Sen is a solid long-term investment, especially for buyers who value stability over short-term speculation. The location has healthy tenant demand, nature access, strong schools and Downtown Line connectivity, giving resilience for long-term holders even if resale movement is slower than in BTO-rich areas.
Yes. It provides spacious units, nearby schools, wellness facilities and family recreation zones within a mature estate setting.
The Sen is a 99-year leasehold condominium by Sustained Land, offering a full suite of lifestyle facilities, family-friendly layouts and nature-themed communal spaces, comprising one- to four-bedroom units.
The Sen is expected to obtain TOP in 2029.
The Sen launched on 15 November 2025 and is now open for sale, with viewings by appointment at the showflat.
Yes. Foreigners can buy The Sen because it is a private residential development. Foreigners pay 60% Additional Buyer’s Stamp Duty (ABSD) on top of the purchase price.
The showflat is located near the actual development site.
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