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Illoura

Developer: Brisbane Development Pte Ltd
No. Of Units: 30 Strata Landed Houses
Tenure: Freehold
District: 10
Vacant Possession: 2009
Unit Types: 
4-bedroom Strata Landed: 4176 to 4563 sqft (30 Units)

About Illoura

Illoura, A collection of 30 luxury freehold strata detached and semi-detached houses

Singapore’s most exciting landed property address, Innovative cluster housing designed by award-winning architects – SCDA, Delivered by established Australian developers, Immediate proximity to shops, restaurants and prominent schools, Swimming pool, jacuzzis, sauna, steam room, gym and spa retreat.

Exterior view of Illoura, featuring sleek modern architecture with horizontal louvered panels and large windows, overlooking a serene swimming pool surrounded by greenery.

Prepare to witness a new era of luxury living at one of Singapore’s most prestigious addresses. Established Australian developer Brisbane Development Pte Ltd with the support of award-winning SCDA Architects Pte Ltd presents its exclusive development, “Illoura” on Old Holland Road.

Owning a unique piece of landed property in Singapore has never been more attainable. Built upon a total land area of approximately 8,000 square metres, Illoura consists of 30 well-appointed detached and semi-detached cluster houses of freehold tenure. Each home at Illoura spans four storeys and overlooks a central communal recreation area comprising a 25 metre swimming pool, water features and sculptured gardens. Nestled within the prime Holland Road precinct, residents can escape the bustle of city life and enjoy the privacy and exclusivity they desire. A home at Illoura boasts excellent investment potential, in addition to the enviable lifestyle that its residents will enjoy. As you unwind in your own private haven, the bright lights of Orchard Road, the Central Business District and Holland Village are only minutes away. You will be spoilt for choice with a wide selection of local supermarkets, fine dining restaurants, wine bars, art galleries and international designer boutiques. Illoura is also surrounded by many of Singapore’s finest educational institutions, ensuring your children have the best start to life.

Every aspect of Illoura has been carefully planned to create a luxurious and serene environment, ideal for your family lifestyle. The name “Illoura” is derived from Australian indigenous dialect and represents a “pleasant or peaceful place”. This name acutely reflects the origin of its developer, Brisbane Development Pte Ltd and symbolises the alluring design created by SCDA Architects principal architect, Chan Soo Khian.

Discover Illoura now to enjoy the serenity often forgotten in the rush of life. Experience the limitless potential and security that comes with owning your own slice of landed property at Singapore’s newest and most “pleasant place”, Illoura.

Private outdoor patio at Illoura, featuring a glass-top dining table with modern wicker chairs, decorative plants along a tiled planter, and an open doorway leading to a bright, contemporary kitchen.

Soo Khian Chan & SCDA Architects
Winner of the SIA _ Getz Architecture Prize for Emergent Architecture Asia, 2006.

SCDA Architects Pte Ltd was established in Singapore in 1995 by its founding principal and design director, Soo Khian Chan. Born in Penang Malaysia in 1962, Soo Chan is a registered practicing architect in both Singapore and the United States.

Soo Chan graduated from Washington University in 1984 with a Bachelor of Arts, Major Architecture. He later on obtained his Master of Architecture degree from Yale University in 1987. Since 1996, Soo Chan has lectured and conducted seminars at the National University in Singapore and was a visiting professor at Syracuse University in Autumn 1998.

SCDA Architects Pte Ltd has an extensive portfolio of projects in master planning, resorts, hotels, high-rise apartments and commercial and institutional buildings. Their international portfolio includes projects in Singapore, Kuala Lumpur, Shanghai, Beijing, Bangkok, Jakarta, Bali, Phuket, Provence, Hong Kong, New Delhi, New York, Brisbane, Maldives & Morocco.

Furthermore, the works of the practice have been published extensively in international journals and books like Architectural Review, Architectural Record, Interni, Lotus, Monument, World Architecture and Architectural Journal. Soo Chan and SCDA Architects Pte Ltd have been recognised both nationally and internationally with prizes, awards and honours including:

2006 Distinguished Alumni Award – Washington University

2006 The Chicago Athenaeum International Architecture Award

2006 Asian Award for Culture and Landscape of Settlements for Lakeside Villa

2005-2006 The Gold Medal Award for the ARCASIA Awards for Architecture for the Heeren Street Shophouse, Malacca

2005 The Royal Institute of British Architect’s Worldwide Award for the Lincoln Modern

2005 The Gold Award at the Miami Biennale International Competition for The Ladyhill, Singapore

2003 Architectural Record Design Vanguard Firm

2002 The Architectural Review Merit Award for emerging architecture

2002 Ar+d Emerging Architecture Award – Highly Commended for House in Malacca

Minimalist interior of Illoura showcasing a sleek floating staircase with a slim handrail, polished white flooring, and a sunken seating area with white cushions and a dark wood table.

The Concept
Rarely does a large prestigious parcel of freehold property become available within the Holland Road precinct. This corner site of approximately 8,000 square metres provided Brisbane Development Pte Ltd with the opportunity to create multiple luxury dwellings that addressed the needs of the modern Singapore family in an urban environment.

Illoura’s master plan is an inspiring response to the linear form and topography of the land upon which it is developed. Conceptualised as cluster housing, Illoura demonstrates efficient planning whilst preserving and exploiting the sloping terrain. The master plan comprises of two parallel developments overlooking a central landscaped recreational area. Each of the 6 detached and 24 semi-detached houses are designed around their own central courtyard and crowned with a beautiful open terrace.

Inspired by the cultural and climatic nuances of its context, Illoura integrates water features, courtyards and luscious landscaping to create an environment that is particularly inviting. The result is an exemplary architectural style that enhances spatial and perceptual transitions and is receptive to the contemporary Singaporean lifestyle. This concept of cluster housing using detached and semi-detached houses on freehold property is a unique development within Singapore and will appeal to all.

Ground-level view of Illoura showing private pool access from each unit, with modern façade elements like horizontal louvered panels, landscaped greenery, and a central walkway connecting the poolside patios.

Style
Illoura redefines the concept of tranquil and peaceful living. The style, nature and theme of Illoura’s design incorporate SCDA Architects’ award-winning attributes of emergent and innovative design – Light, Space, Structure, Transparency and Texture. Through maximising these design attributes, Illoura strives for simplicity and elegance, balancing a modern built form with its external surroundings. Illoura demonstrates architecture that is technologically advanced and befitting contemporary living.

Structure
Illoura’s architecture displays an efficient economy of scale. Each detached and semi-detached home can be conceived as an L-shaped design that interlocks or slides into the adjacent unit to form a rectangular volume. This architectural concept creates a mirrored reflection of the same house positioned next to each other. The interior is then crafted employing planes, surfaces, voids and light to produce multiple spatial experiences within the finite volume.

Space
One of the key architectural languages that Illoura displays is the ability to enhance the sense of space by merging internal and external environments. Illoura utilises the concept of continuously exploring the “Choreography” of space to capture the essence of tranquillity and calmness. In designing Illoura, SCDA Architects removes conventional ‘walls’ and ‘cores’ to construct larger living spaces. Illoura slices the sides off rooms to ensure space is efficiently utilised and is receptive to the flows of modern life. The emphasis on free plans in Illoura’s interior design captures the essence of true usable space.

The elongated design of the first floor level seemingly flows unimpeded from the entrance area through to the private back patio. Entry via the private front patio opens into the expansive and overlapping living and dining areas. From the living area, space transpires to the external central courtyard and enhances the spatial experience of the first floor. This open design not only maximises space and efficiency in the home, it allows the tropical breeze to cut through the humid warmth to limit the reliance upon artificial ventilation.

Efficiency of space further extends to the adjoining dining and kitchen areas. The large gourmet kitchen is designed around a centred island bench. This provides boundless freedom for the user to interact with their guests from the kitchen to the dining and living areas. Flexibility and privacy can be controlled with the use of sliding glass panel doors that separate the kitchen area from the dining and living areas when desired. Another set of sliding glass doors provide access from the kitchen to a private patio outside. Finished with timber decking, this private retreat within the first floor is the perfect place to soak up the Singaporean sunshine and unwind with an afternoon drink.

Modern dining area at Illoura featuring a glass-top round table with six white swivel chairs, a contemporary pendant light fixture, and an open-concept kitchen with sleek cabinetry and garden views through full-height windows.

Integrating Courtyards
An integral and unique design concept at Illoura is the use of interlinking courtyards to organise outdoor living space. Each signature courtyard mirrors that of its adjoining unit and features as a centre-piece of each unit. This configuration redefines the conventional approach to semi-detached designs.

Within each home, the spacious and usable courtyards provide an exciting adjunct to the internal living environment. Accessed internally by glass sliding doors, the light filtering in creates transparency and blurs the distinction between internal and external living space.

Perfect for entertaining, these courtyards engage the tropical climate while resolving issues of controlled views and privacy simultaneously. Separated by a stone party wall, a feature pool sits along the breadth of the courtyard and is shaded by feature planting. By night lights create an evening mood for the courtyard. With its richly textured stone finishing and the use of water, the calming elements of nature are brought indoors for a soothing ambience. Light The transfer and control of natural light plays an integral element to Illoura’s architecture. With four storeys of living space, the philosophy at Illoura is to introduce daylight extensively into the plan at each level via lightwells and courtyards. The interlocking geometry of Illoura permits daylight to infiltrate all levels of the home, preventing the lower floors from being adversely darkened by the upper levels.

This is witnessed effectively in the basement where natural light flows to the basement courtyard and its adjoining areas through voids from the first floor. The courtyard floods light into the interior of the basement creating a varying array of natural light intensities during the day.

On the upper levels of the home, courtyards, terraces, balconies and bay windows soak internal spaces with natural light. Internally, exposed louvred screens extend light through stairwells and illuminates what would typically be a dim internalised corridor, while externally, screening serves to deflect harsh direct sunlight.

Luxurious bedroom at Illoura featuring a platform bed with green bedding, a modern bench at the foot, warm wood flooring, and an open-concept en-suite bathroom with a freestanding tub and elegant lighting.

Transparency
Transparency is employed throughout Illoura, ensuring that the distinction between the internal and the external areas are not dictated by boundaries in design. The diverse range of metal louvred screens and translucent surfaces throughout the development allows boundaries in design to be dissolved from what is considered traditional structured space.

Dissolving boundaries in Illoura’s architecture are exemplified in the master bedroom occupying the entire Attic level. Upon entry to the master bedroom via the internal stairs or lift, you will be greeted to an enlarged interior space. The bedroom extends outside to a large private roof terrace, providing the perfect escape with views overlooking the central recreational area. Sliding glass doors from the terrace to the master bedroom enhance the interior zone.

When inside the bedroom the interior space is again enlarged by the adjacent master bathroom which seamlessly amalgamates with the bedroom. The transition between the bedroom and bathroom is achieved with a frameless glass screen which is designed to bring openness to the room. The translucency emphasises the deconstruction of boundaries of use within the bedroom, while timber flooring in the bathroom provides an affinity to the bedroom and the adjoining terrace beyond. Illoura’s architecture cleverly demonstrates the unity between external and internal spaces utilising the tropical climate in a controlled and striking manner.

Texture / Materials / Finishes
What makes Illoura truly exceptional are the thoughtful and elegant touches that grace the interior. Illoura’s architecture blends modern materials, superior finishes and traditional features to create spacious interiors that are aesthetically pleasing, innovative and practical. Local and imported materials in the form of stone and timbers are deployed alongside glass, steel and aluminium.

Step into the kitchen and the convenience and neat aesthetics is obvious. Traditional wet and dry kitchens have been discarded in favour of a large gourmet open plan and modern design. Surprise your guests with the aromas and taste of Singaporean and gourmet cooking in your own cutting edge kitchen.

The kitchen features a large island bench and symbolises the communicative properties of living space through transparency and openness. Quality kitchen appliances are selected from Miele, the famed German specialists. Functionality becomes a pleasure with storage facilities conveniently located under the island bench for easy access. The exquisite finishing touches and ergonomic design means working in the spacious kitchen will be a pleasure to savour. You will find the compelling inspiration needed to create the culinary delights you’ve always dreamed of cooking up. Cooking and dining in your own Illoura home has never been more enjoyable!

Sleek open-concept kitchen at Illoura with a glossy white island, integrated sink, chrome bar stools, and a view into the dining and living areas featuring designer lighting, modern furnishings, and floor-to-ceiling glass doors.

Reinvigorate yourself after a thorough work out or a hard day’s work by visiting your immaculately completed bathroom. With elegant European sanitary ware contributing to the faultless ambience, you’ll find unwinding, in style no less, an absolutely effortless affair.

All bedrooms boast an ensuite and come fitted with customised wardrobes while a lift provides convenient access to all four levels of the home. The attention to detailing is precise, embellished by a rich palette of materials providing visual and tactile pleasure, such as polished marble, off-form concrete, glass mirrors, timber and water animate spaces. This displays sensitivity to the inherent beauty of the natural materials expressed through clarity in construction details and elemental architectural expression. Sixth Avenue and Holland Village is synonymous with a unique dining experience. Every night and on any weekend, the restaurant scene bustles with activity as much of Singapore’s local and expatriate community congregate there for a meal.

An exceptional blend of fine dining restaurants, ritzy wine bars, local hawker stalls, fresh food markets and cosy coffee shops can be found there. There are the usual favourite cuisines including Chinese, Malay and Indian to more exotic offerings like Brazilian, Lebanese, Greek, Italian, French and Mexican. Just follow the exquisite smells and throngs of people along Bukit Timah Road, Sixth Avenue and Jalan Merah Saga and you’re likely to find an option to please all tastes. Illoura is all about how we live and our focus on the things we surround ourselves with. You can continue to capture the essence of Illoura through adding your own creative touch and personal style.

Explore Singapore’s abundance of shopping from Illoura’s convenient address. With all the diversity, value and quality that Singapore has to offer, it is up to you to decide how to vary your shopping experience to create your own unique Illoura. The location of Illoura provides you with a list of shops, restaurants and lifestyle amenities at your doorstep. It’s a perfect location to live and experience the true essence of a luxurious Singaporean lifestyle.

Holland Village Shopping
With close proximity to Illoura lays Holland Village, a relaxed and leisurely paced shopping venue for locals, tourists and expatriates alike. At Holland Road Shopping Centre and Holland V Shopping Mall, you will find a great variety of commercial goods and convenient services including grocery supermarkets, pharmacies, banking, photo processing and beauty services.

The epitome of suburban chic, Holland Village is the place for hip and happening retail stores. Behind the quaint shopfronts, you will discover an eclectic mix of Asian arts, handicrafts, furniture, gifts, antiques and fashion. Be charmed by unique ornate wooden furniture, decorative household items, and linen at Holland Village’s famous Lim’s Arts and Living. Or pay a visit to Galerie Cho Lon to find some unusual ornaments and furniture from all over Asia. For well-designed, simple and eyepleasing home wares, head into Holland Village’s newest store Anthropology.

Singapore’s Shopping Paradise
Take a whirlwind tour of the international fashion scene by sauntering down Orchard Road. A world-renowned precinct and conveniently located only 15 minutes from Illoura, this is a true fashionista’s shopping paradise. Extending from Tanglin Road to Park Mall, you will be spoilt for choice with the full range of crème de la crème of international designer brands available. Ngee Ann City, a luxury label haven, offers the best of both worlds with sectors dedicated to luxury and massappeal goods. It is home to one of Asia’s biggest bookstores and showcases high end jewellery and designer gear from Bvlgari, Chanel, Cartier, Louis Vuitton, Fendi and Tiffany & Co.

Paragon, is one of the swankiest malls in Singapore and boasts more than 30 international designer fashion boutiques. You’re guaranteed a good mix of classy signature looks and popular trendy fashion. Splurge your way from A to Z with brands such as Armani, Burberry, Calvin Klein, Valentino, Versace and Yves Saint Laurent at your fingertips.

Enter the classy realm of Palais Renaissance where you can shop for upmarket fashion, jewellery and home accessories. Offerings from the upmarket boutiques include Italian womenswear from Prada, smart casual clothes from DKNY and gorgeous luxury fashion by India’s hottest designers at Mumbai Se.

Hilton Shopping Gallery is home to renown haute couture such as Giorgio Armani, Dolce & Gabbana and fashion labels such as Issey Miake, Paul Smith and Missoni. This is also the perfect place to shop for exquisite French tableware and crystalware.

For even more indulgence in high-end shopping, the Marina Bay area includes the Raffles City Shopping Centre, Marina Square, Suntec City Mall and Millenia Walk. These precincts offer mega malls with both designer boutiques and specialty stores offering exquisitely tailored shirts, personalised perfume and handmade chocolates just for you.

Look Out For
Great Singapore Sale Annual June Event
At the biggest annual sale event of the year, shoppers can indulge in some major retail therapy. Scour the shops for an astounding array of items ranging from fashion, watches, jewellery and consumer electronics, including luxury brands. Fill your shopping bags with special offers, exclusive promotions and discounted prices of up to 70%. Major stores and malls on Orchard Road, Marina Bay, Bugis Street and even in the suburbs will extend their shopping hours till 12 midnight and beyond on selected weekends.

Arts/Culture
Residents and visitors to Illoura will be charmed by the harmonious blend of traditional and contemporary art forms and culture located in the vicinity. The visual and performing arts scene is dynamic and richly influenced by Singapore’s multicultural population of indigenous Malay, Chinese, Indian and a sizable expatriate population. Spend your days visiting museums and art galleries, checking out cultural attractions or learning in one of the many fine educational facilities. There are countless unique and memorable experiences just waiting to be discovered.

Visual Arts And Culture
You won’t need to venture far from Illoura to receive an education in art appreciation. Holland Village is the focal point for emerging and established artists, art collectors and art lovers. The district boasts numerous galleries featuring a wide array of contemporary artworks and sculptures from all over the world.

For a more enriching lesson on Singapore’s culture and heritage, the spectacular Asian Civilisations Museum is only a short ride away from Illoura on the MRT. Housed in a 137 year old former colonial government office this museum comprises 10 thematic galleries with 1300 artefacts spanning 5000 years of Asian cultures and the Islamic world.

The Nus Centre for the Arts is also a must-see attraction. It is home to three outstanding galleries including the Lee Kong Chian Art Museum, Ng Eng Teng Gallery and South & Southeast Asian Gallery.

Signature Annual Events
Throughout the year, you’ll catch the whole city of Singapore in party mood. Be prepared for a whirlwind of boisterous celebrations, a lavish spread of delicacies and vibrant cultural processions and performances.

The Lunar New Year, celebrated around January/February, is the single most important festival in the Chinese calendar. Colourful lanterns adorn Chinatown with festivities culminating in the Chingay Parade of Dreams and the carnival at the Singapore River Hongbao.

In September & October, Singapore explodes into a city of festive lights, as cultural communities celebrate Mid-Autumn Festival (Chinese), Deepavali Light-Up (Hindus) and Hari Raya Light-Up (Muslim). Streets in Chinatown, Little India and Geylang Serai transform into a bustling market of dance, music, arts and bazaar stalls selling festive gourmet treats, handicrafts, garments and jewellery.

Schools
Singapore is renowned for offering world-class
formal educational facilities which provide positive learning, growth and nurturing for its children. At Illoura, you will find a wide range of prestige schools catering for the different ages, within close proximity.

Anglo–Chinese Schools (ACS) – The Anglo–Chinese school is a family of six Methodist schools, known for their achievements in every aspect of school life. ACS provides a high level of rounded development and, through their faith, continues their endeavour to achieve and sustain their academic and sporting successes.

Hwa Chong Institution – One of the oldest schools in Singapore, Hwa Chong Junior College merged with Chinese High School to facilitate the implementation of a truly seamless and broad-based 6 year integrated programme. With a curriculum emphasis on academic excellence, creativity, character building and leadership, Hwa Chong Institution has produced 46 President’s Scholars, more than any other school in Singapore.

Nanyang Primary School – This coeducational school focuses on providing the best environment and support for pupils aged from 6 years. The school endeavours to continue their innovative procurement of student oriented strategies, enabling a more effective teaching method, thus making the learning experience more valuable, exciting and rewarding.

Nanyang Girl High School – Affiliated with Nanyang Primary School, this all-girls school encourages their pupils to develop academically on a holistic level, to appreciate their achievements and respect their cultural origins. It also participates in the Integrated Programme with Hwa Chong Institution under the “Hwa Chong Affiliate Programme”.

The above schools mentioned provide only a brief introduction to the schools located near Illoura. Other schools in the Holland Road area include Raffles Girls Primary School, Methodist Girls School, National Junior College and various international schools including the Dutch, German and Swiss schools. The prestige, strengths and convenient accessibility to the different schools will help bring tremendous opportunities to your child’s future.

Location map of Illoura near Old Holland Road, showing nearby landmarks such as Holland Village MRT, Methodist Girls' School, Nanyang Girls' High School, and major roads including Bukit Timah Road and Dunearn Road.

Landscape Design
Bask in the casual luxury of a tropical sanctuary. Illoura creates an outdoor environment that is welcoming and appropriate for life in the tropics.

The landscaped recreational area at the heart of Illoura is an essential counterpoint of cluster house living. Luscious landscaping and abundant water features form a soft backcloth to the rectilinear language of the Illoura development.

Upon entry, a reception pavilion projects into a sparkling 25 metre swimming pool merging with the jacuzzi, feature pools and an adjoining timber deck. Lush greenery surrounds the timber pool deck and a series of shallow feature pools extend the water theme through the development to achieve a harmonious whole. Natural light bathes the recreation area creating a delightful space for entertaining guests.

Mature trees and sub-tropical plants are strategically aligned in an attractive linear pattern to provide shade and capitalise on the light afternoon breeze. Each of the 30 homes also incorporates private enclosed space utilising planter boxes to create an intimate oasis amidst the urban development for all to enjoy.

Elevated view of the central pool area at Illoura, surrounded by modern terrace units, landscaped greenery, and shaded lounging decks with clean architectural lines under a clear blue sky.

Holistic Spa Retreat
Conveniently located at basement is a unique home spa retreat offering the ultimate private indulgence in holistic health and relaxation. Upon entry via the glass lift or stairs from the first storey, residents and their guests will be greeted with the continued landscaped themes of the upper level. Columns of natural light penetrating through voids from the upper levels create a vibrant environment and set the scene for a calm and tranquil experience.

The basement foyer is an idyllic place to hold casual meetings, or to simply catch up on your favourite reading with a cup of tea or coffee. Working out in the well-equipped gymnasium will build and maintain fitness, while use of the steam room and sauna will cleanse your body and assist in the promotion of wellness and general health. Indulge in a soothing massage in the massage therapy room, or organise an in-house beauty parlour session with your friends. Finally, the provision of male and female changing rooms and showers adds convenience and privacy to your spa experience.

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ILLOURA · Oct 2025 – Sep 2026
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Median single-unit sale price: S$5,930,000, based on 3 sales. Median strata sale price per square foot: S$1,403 / sqft, based on 3 sales. Median monthly rent: S$13,800, based on 12 rental contracts.

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Median sale priceS$5,930,0003 single-unit sales · All sale typesLimited sample
Median sale PSFS$1,403 / sqft3 strata sales · All sale typesLimited sample
Median monthly rentS$13,80012 rental contracts
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4,000–5,999 sqftResale · 3 sales
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Size / typeSalesMedian priceMiddle 50%Min–max priceMedian PSF
4,000–5,999 sqft · Resale3S$5,930,000Limited sample — fewer than 5 recordsS$5,900,000 – S$5,950,000S$1,403

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Not stated12S$13,800S$13,425 – S$14,125S$13,000 – S$15,300
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Median S$/sqftS$0S$370S$740S$1,110S$1,480Feb 2026 · Resale · S$1,302 / sqft · 1 sale · limited sampleJun 2026 · Resale · S$1,408 / sqft · 2 sales · limited sampleSale records per period0Oct 250Nov 250Dec 250Jan 261Feb 260Mar 260Apr 260May 262Jun 260Jul 260Aug 260Sep 26

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  • Resale: S$1,408 / sqft · 2 sales · limited sample
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Jan 2026—00
Feb 2026S$1,3021 (limited)1
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Apr 2026—00
May 2026—00
Jun 2026S$1,4082 (limited)2
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Median S$/monthS$0S$3,900S$7,800S$11,700S$15,600Oct 2025 · Not stated · S$14,000 / month · 1 rental contract · limited sampleDec 2025 · Not stated · S$14,000 / month · 1 rental contract · limited sampleMar 2026 · Not stated · S$13,200 / month · 1 rental contract · limited sampleApr 2026 · Not stated · S$14,000 / month · 1 rental contract · limited sampleMay 2026 · Not stated · S$13,300 / month · 2 rental contracts · limited sampleJul 2026 · Not stated · S$14,900 / month · 2 rental contracts · limited sampleAug 2026 · Not stated · S$13,500 / month · 3 rental contracts · limited sampleSep 2026 · Not stated · S$13,500 / month · 1 rental contract · limited sampleRental contracts per period1Oct 250Nov 251Dec 250Jan 260Feb 261Mar 261Apr 262May 260Jun 262Jul 263Aug 261Sep 26

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Sep 2026

1 rental contracts in this period.

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PeriodNot stated median rentNot stated rental contractsRental contracts
Oct 2025S$14,0001 (limited)1
Nov 2025—00
Dec 2025S$14,0001 (limited)1
Jan 2026—00
Feb 2026—00
Mar 2026S$13,2001 (limited)1
Apr 2026S$14,0001 (limited)1
May 2026S$13,3002 (limited)2
Jun 2026—00
Jul 2026S$14,9002 (limited)2
Aug 2026S$13,5003 (limited)3
Sep 2026S$13,5001 (limited)1

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Sale price versus unit size

Oct 2025 – Sep 2026 · 3 qualifying sale records. The period, sale-type and unit-size filters above apply. Bedroom filters affect rentals only

Each plotted position represents one or more sales at that size and price. Tap a marker or select a record below for its contract month, floor range and PSF. Markers with a number contain multiple records; none are discarded.

Resale
Total sale price (S$)S$00S$1.6m1,200S$3.2m2,400S$4.8m3,600S$6.4m4,800Unit size (sqft)#1 · Jun 2026 · Resale · 4,176 sqft · S$5,900,000 · floor 01-05#2 · Jun 2026 · Resale · 4,241 sqft · S$5,950,000 · floor 01-05#3 · Feb 2026 · Resale · 4,553 sqft · S$5,930,000 · floor 01-05

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#1 · Jun 2026 · Resale · 4,176 sqft · S$5,900,000 · floor 01-05

S$1,413 / sqft

Exact plotted sales table
RecordContract monthSale typeFloor rangeSize (sqft)Price (S$)PSF (S$/sqft)
1Jun 2026Resale01-054,1765,900,0001,413
2Jun 2026Resale01-054,2415,950,0001,403
3Feb 2026Resale01-054,5535,930,0001,302

0 selected records excluded from this plot: only explicitly single-unit strata sales with positive numeric prices and areas qualify. Size positions and PSF use unrounded area; displayed sizes are rounded. Record numbers refer to this view and are not unit identifiers. No fitted price or valuation is inferred.

Sales Transactions

Contract monthType of saleFloor rangeArea (sqft)Sale price (S$)Price (S$/sqft)Units in transaction
Jun 2026Resale01-054,1765,900,0001,4131
Jun 2026Resale01-054,2415,950,0001,4031
Feb 2026Resale01-054,5535,930,0001,3021

Last downloaded: 29 Oct 2026, 12:20 SGT. 3 matching records in the selected period.

Rental Contracts

Latest recorded lease start: Sep 2026.

Lease start monthBedroomsArea range (sqft)Monthly rent (S$)
Sep 2026Not stated4000-450013,500
Aug 2026Not stated4000-450014,500
Aug 2026Not stated4000-450013,000
Aug 2026Not stated4500-500013,500
Jul 2026Not stated4000-450014,500
Jul 2026Not stated4500-500015,300
May 2026Not stated4000-450013,000
May 2026Not stated4000-450013,600
Apr 2026Not stated4000-450014,000
Mar 2026Not stated4000-450013,200

Last downloaded: 27 Oct 2026, 17:08 SGT. 12 matching records in the selected period.

Source: Urban Redevelopment Authority (URA), accessed through the URA Data Service. Data made available under the Singapore Open Data Licence. Areas are rounded; rental areas are ranges. Records may be revised and do not identify exact units. Multiple transactions in the same month are not ordered by day. These records are historical transactions, not current listings or valuations.

Illoura House 01-01/01-02 Floor Plan

Floor plan layout for Illoura Type 15, showing basement parking with utility and guest room, spacious living and dining areas on Level One, bedrooms and family room on Level Two, and a master suite in the attic for units 01-01 (4,187 sqft) and 01-02 (4,176 sqft).

Illoura House 01-13/01-14 Floor Plan

Floor plan layout for Illoura Type 14, featuring basement private parking with guest and utility rooms, a spacious open-plan living and dining area on Level One, family room and bedrooms on Level Two, and a luxurious master suite in the attic for units 01-13 and 01-14, each measuring 392 sqm (4,219 sqft).

Illoura House 01-15/01-16 Floor Plan

Floor plan layout for Illoura Type 23, detailing units 01-15 and 01-16 with basement parking, guest and utility rooms, an open living and dining area on Level One with a central courtyard, bedrooms and a family room on Level Two, and a spacious master suite in the attic; Unit 01-15 measures 392 sqm (4,219 sqft) and Unit 01-16 spans 416 sqm (4,477 sqft).

Illoura House 01-17/01-18 Floor Plan

Floor plan layout for Illoura Type 13, illustrating units 01-17 and 01-18 with basement private parking, utility and guest rooms, spacious living and dining areas on Level One with an open courtyard, bedrooms and a family room on Level Two, and a large master suite in the attic; Unit 01-18 measures 398 sqm (4,284 sqft) and Unit 01-17 spans 394 sqm (4,240 sqft).

Illoura House 01-19/01-20 Floor Plan

Floor plan layout for Illoura Type 12, displaying units 01-19 and 01-20 with private basement parking, utility and guest rooms, an open-plan living and dining area with a central courtyard on Level One, bedroom suites and a family room on Level Two, and a spacious master bedroom with outdoor deck in the attic; Unit 01-20 measures 424 sqm (4,563 sqft) and Unit 01-19 is 402 sqm (4,327 sqft).

1. FOUNDATION
Reinforced concrete raft foundation system.

2. SUPERSTRUCTURE
Reinforced concrete cast in-situ structure.

3. WALLS
(a) External - R.C. wall / common clay bricks / pre-cast concrete panel
(b) Internal - Common clay bricks / pre-cast concrete wall panels.

4. ROOF
(a) Flat Roof - Reinforced concrete roof with appropriate insulation and waterproofing system
(b) Metal Roof - Lightweight metal sheet roof with appropriate insulation system 5.

5. CEILING
(i) Unit
Living. Dining, Bedrooms, Study, Household Shelter, Store, Utility, Balcony, Foyer:
-Cement and sand plaster / skim coat / fibrous piaster board with emulsion paint.

Kitchen. Bathrooms. WC, Powder room, Entrance patio. Basement courtyard:
-Water-resistant fibrous plaster board with emulsion paint.

(ii) Common Areas Lift Lobbies, Gymnasium, Management office. Guardhouse :
-Fibrous plaster board / skim coat with emulsion paint
Basement Carpark :
-Skim coat / Fibrous plaster board with emulsion paint

Male / Female Changing Room, Handicapped Toilet / Steam Room :
-Water resistant fibrous plaster board with emulsion paint.

6. FINISHES
(A) WALL
(i) Unit Living. Dining, Kitchen, Bedrooms. Study, Household Shelter, Store, Utility, Balcony. Foyer :
-Cement and sand plaster / skim coat with emulsion paint (up to false ceiling and exposed areas only)

PES. Private roof terrace, Planter, Basement courtyard, External courtyard. Balcony. :
-Cement and sand plaster / skim coat with emulsion paint / Granite tiles.

Master bathroom. Junior Master bathroom, Bath 3, Guest Bath, Powder room :
-Marble tiles / timber veneer / wood grain laminate.

WC :
-Homogeneous tiles (up to false ceiling and exposed areas only)

NOTE
- No tiles behind / below kitchen cabinet and mirror
- Wall surface above the false ceiling will be left in its original bare condition.

(ii) Common Areas
Internal Wall Finishes
Basement and 1st Storey lift lobbies :
Granite / marble tiles and / or homogeneous / ceramic tiles and / or cement and sand plaster / skim coat with emulsion paint

Gymnasium, Management office. Guardhouse. Steam Room :
Timber veneer / wood grain laminate / or homogeneous / ceramic tiles and / or cement and sand plaster / skim coat with emulsion paint.

Sauna :
Timber cabin

All common corridor, Basement carpark:
Cement and sand plaster / skim coat with emulsion paint.

External Wall Finishes
All External walls including PES, Private roof terrace, Balcony, planter :
-Cement and sand plaster / skim coat with emulsion paint.

External Planter :
-Pebble wash

(B) FLOOR
(i) Unit Living, Dining. Kitchen :
-Marble tiles with no skirting

Bedrooms, Study :
-Timber flooring with no skirting

Stair :
-Timber flooring

Master Bathroom :
-Timber flooring / Marble tiles

Junior Master Bathroom. Bath 3, Guest Bath. Powder room :
-Marble tiles

Household Shelter. Utility, Store. Foyer. WC :
-Homogeneous tiles

PES, Balcony:
-Pebble Wash / timber decking

Private roof terrace :
-Timber decking

Basement Courtyard :
-Loose granite pebbles / Granite stepping stone

External Courtyard :
Granite flooring / timber decking

(ii) Common Areas
Internal Floor Finishes
Basement and 1st Storey lift lobbies :
-Granite flooring

Gymnasium :
-Timber flooring

Management office, Guardhouse. Handicapped Toilet, Steam Room :
-Homogeneous tiles

Sauna :
-Timber cabin

Male/Female Changing room :
-Granite flooring

Escape staircases from basement to 1st floor :
-Granite slab / cement and sand screed with nosing tiles

Basement Carpark :
-Cement and sand screed with epoxy resin coating

External Floor Finishes
Walkway. terrace, steps :
-Pebble wash

Swimming Pool Area :
-Timber decking

Swimming pool, Feature pools
-Mosaic tiles

7. WINDOWS
All windows of the unit to be of aluminium framed windows with clear float glass.
(i) ALL Bedrooms / Dining / Living / Study
Casement and/ or sliding and / or top-hung glass panels with or without fixed glass panels.
(ii) Kitchen
Casement and/or sliding glass panel.
(iii) All Bathrooms
Casement and/ or sliding and / or top-hung glass panels with or without fixed glass panels.

8. DOORS
(a) Aluminium framed swing door with clear glass to main entrance.
(b) Approved fire-rated timber swing door to basement entrance.
(c) Hollow core pivot flush door to bathrooms / powder room entrance.
(d) Hollow core swing flush door to bedrooms.
(e) Aluminium framed sliding/swing door with clear float glass to PES / Balcony / Courtyard / Basement courtyard / Private roof terrace from Living / Dining / Kitchen / Bedroom.
(f) Hollow core bi-fold flush door to WC.
(g) Approved steel door to Household Shelter.
(h) Selected good quality lockset and ironmongery to all doors.

9. SANITARY FITTINGS
(a) Master Bathroom :
1 free standing bathtub, complete with bath mixer
1 shower cubicle complete with shower mixer, overhead rain shower and handheld shower head.
1 WC cubicle complete with wall hung water closet.
Marble vanity top with 2 under counter basin complete with mixer tap.
1 mirror complete with architectural strip lighting
1 toilet paper holder 1 towel rail

(b) Junior Master Bathroom :
1 long bath, complete with bath mixer
1 shower cubicle complete with shower mixer, overhead rain shower and handheld shower head.
1 WC cubicle complete with wall hung water closet. Marble vanity top with
1 under counter basin complete with mixer tap.
1 mirror complete with architectural strip lighting
1 toilet paper holder
1 towel rail

(c) Bath 3, Guest Bath :
1 shower cubicle complete with shower mixer, overhead rain shower and handheld shower head.
1 WC cubicle complete with wall hung water closet. Marble vanity top with
1 under counter basin complete with mixer tap.
1 mirror complete with architectural strip lighting
1 toilet paper holder
1 towel rail

(d) Powder Room :
1 pedestal water closet.
1 free standing basin
1 mirror complete with architectural strip lighting
1 toilet paper holder

(e) WC :
1 pedestal water closet.
1 wash basin
1 handheld shower head
1 toilet paper holder

(f) Courtyard :
1 bib-tap

10. ELECTRICAL INSTALLATION
All electrical wirings in conduits are concealed except for electrical wiring in conduits exposed above the false ceiling

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11. TV / FM / TELEPHONE
Refer to Electrical Schedule for details

12. LIGHTNING PROTECTION
Lightning Protection System shall be provided in accordance with Singapore Standard CP 33: 1996

13. PAINTING
(a) External : Emulsion paint
(b) Internal : Emulsion paint

14. WATERPROOFING
Waterproofing shall be provided for Bathrooms. Powder room, Kitchen, Courtyard, WC, Balcony, PES. Private roof terrace, R.0 flat roof. Planters. Pools, water features, Basement raft and Basement wall where applicable.

15. DRIVEWAY AND CARPARK
(a) Concrete pavers to all open driveways and stones at vehicular entrance/exit at designated areas
(b) Concrete floor with hardener to basement carparks and ramps to basement carparks.

16. RECREATIONAL FACILITIES
(a) Swimming pool
(b) Jacuzzi pool
(c) Pool Deck
(d) Open Terrace
(e) Gymnasium
(f) Steam Room
(g) Sauna
(h) Male / Female Changing Room
(i) Management Office

17. OTHER ITEMS
(a) Kitchen Cabinets and Appliances :
-Solid surface counter top complete with high and low timber kitchen cabinets, single bowl sink with mixer, cooker hob. cooker hood.
-Solid surface counter top kitchen island complete with tow timber kitchen cabinet and built in oven

(b) Bedroom Wardrobes :
-Built-in wardrobes to all bedrooms

(c) Air - conditioner :
-Split Unit System with
-a) Ducted fan coil unit for living and dining area.
-b) Wall mounted fan coil unit for Study and alt Bedrooms.

(d) Electrical Water Heater :
-Hot water supply to all bathrooms and kitchen

(e) Security :
-Security access control system at pedestrian gate.
-Audio intercom system to every unit.
-Security surveillance cameras at selected common area.
-Auto car barrier at Main Entrance.

(f) Cable Vision :
-SCV Cable Ready wilt be provided (not inclusive of cable TV subscription)

(g) Balcony, PES, Private roof terrace, and planting railing :
-Fixed glass panels, fixed glass panels with stainless steel handrail, stainless steel railing and /or masonry parapet wall.

(h) Staircase railing :
-Timber handrail

(i) PES Gate:
-Metal Gate

NOTE:
(a) Marble and granite
Marble and granite are natural stone materials containing veins with tonality differences. There will be colour and markings caused by their complex mineral composition and incorporated impurities. While such materials can be pre-selected before installation, this non-conformity in the marble or granite hence cannot be totally avoided. Granite tiles are pre-polished before laying and care has been taken for their installation. However granite. being a much harder material than marble, cannot be re-polished after installation. Hence some differences may be felt at the joints.

(b) Cable Television
The Purchaser is liable to pay an annual fee, subscription fee and such other fees to Star hub Cable Vision Ltd (SCV) or any other relevant party or authorities. The Vendor is not responsible to make arrangements with any of the said parties for the service connection for their respective subscription channels.

(c) Timber
Timber strips are natural materials containing veins and tonal differences. Thus it is not possible to achieve total consistency of colour and grain in their selection and installation. Timber joint contraction / expansion movements due to varying air moisture content is a natural phenomenon.

(d) Wardrobe, Kitchen Cabinets, Fan Coil Units and Electrical Points
Layout / Location of wardrobes, kitchen cabinets, fan coil units and all electrical points are subjected to Architect's sole discretion and final design.

(e) Air-conditioning
Regular maintenance by the purchaser of air-conditioning systems. including the cleaning of filters and condensation pipes is essential for efficient running and prolonging their operating life.

(f) Equipment and Appliances
The brand and model of all the equipment and appliances shall be provided subject to availability.

(g) Internet Access
If the Purchaser requires internet access, the Purchaser will have to make direct arrangements with the Internet Service Provider and/ or such relevant authorities for internet services to his Unit and make all the necessary payments to the Internet Service Provider and/ or the relevant entities/ authorities. This shall include all cost/fees incurred for any additional hard wiring required.

(h) Warranties
Where warranties are given by the manufacturers and/or contractors and/or suppliers of any of the equipments and/or appliances installed by the vendor at the Unit, the Vendor shall assign to the Purchaser such warranties at the time when the possession of the Unit is delivered to the Purchaser.

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