Size and shape
Five blocks, each ten floors high, occupy roughly 19,245.4 sq m. Layouts start with one-bedders near 452 sq ft and go up to four-bedders with study near 1,453 sq ft. A 500 sq m childcare centre sits within the estate.
SL Capital (8) Pte. Ltd develops it; AGA Architects Pte. Ltd designed it. Its 99-year lease started on 20 January 2025.
Timeline
- TOP: August 2029
- Keys: by 31 August 2030
- Title: by 31 August 2033
Getting about (point-to-point)
Hume (DT4) is 880 m away; Beauty World (DT5), Exit B, 1.1 km; King Albert Park (DT6), 2.2 km.
Nature nearby (point-to-point)
Hindhede Nature Park 1.0 km; Bukit Timah Nature Reserve 1.4 km; Bukit Batok Town Park and Rifle Range Nature Park, 1.8 km each; the old Bukit Timah railway station 2.1 km.
Town and schools (point-to-point)
Shops: Bukit Timah Shopping Centre 1.0 km; Beauty World Centre 1.1 km; The Rail Mall 1.2 km; Bukit Timah Plaza 1.5 km. Schools: Bukit Timah Primary 1.1 km; Keming Primary 1.2 km; Ngee Ann Polytechnic 1.7 km; Methodist Girls' School 2.3 km.
Our view
The nearest comparison in this guide is Narra Residences at Dairy Farm Walk, District 23, a few stations up the same DT line: 540 homes in blocks of six to 16 floors, keys by January 2030. The Sen is smaller and lower, every block at ten floors, and hands over about seven months later.
Because URA places The Sen in the Rest of Central Region and Narra in the Outside Central Region, the two appear on different region pages of this guide.
Within its own region, the Media Circle pair in District 5 make a closer match on size: Bloomsbury Residences counts 358 homes and Hudson Place Residences 327, against 347 here.
Elsewhere
Layouts and a location page sit on The Sen's dedicated site.
Viewings happen by appointment; email us to set one up.
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