Sembawang Vista

Sembawang Vista: a four-block HDB cluster and its resale record

Sembawang Vista is a compact HDB address made up of four residential blocks: 315, 316, 317 and 318. Their small number makes it practical to compare each block directly when exploring the area. Look at the approach from the station, nearby roads and the outlook from the actual flat, alongside the address and asking price when a home is advertised.

HDB property information records 481 homes across the four blocks, all completed in 1997. The mix comprises 273 four-room and 208 five-room flats. These figures describe the housing stock, not current offers, and the completion date refers to the buildings rather than the lease commencement year recorded for an individual transaction.

Sembawang MRT is the nearest station shown in Property.co’s guide and serves the North–South Line. The guide measures 251 metres in a straight line from the nearest residential block to the station. This is a location reference rather than a walking distance from every home; try the route from the particular block entrance and allow for crossings and the station entrance you would use.

Sembawang Primary School is among the local amenities identified around the street. Its own official contact page places it at 10 Sembawang Drive and names Sembawang MRT as the nearest station. For school-day planning, inspect the route from the exact block and consult the school’s current information. General proximity in this guide does not establish admission eligibility for an individual home.

Bukit Canberra adds a wider destination for food, fitness, care and community activities, as described by URA. Within the development, NParks locates the themed gardens at 21 Canberra Link and describes edible herbs, fruit trees and a nature playgarden. These are neighbourhood amenities to explore alongside the immediate block surroundings; check individual facilities and their operating arrangements before a visit.

Only seven Sembawang Vista resale transactions were registered from October 2025 to September 2026. The two four-room sales were S$590,000 and S$610,000, giving a median of S$600,000. Five five-room sales had a median price of S$676,000, ranging from S$595,000 to S$712,000. The small samples matter: these figures summarise the homes that changed hands during that period and are not a valuation or current asking price for every flat here.

For a more concrete reference, the September 2026 four-room registration in Block 316 recorded 100 sq m, a storey band of 04–06 and a price of S$590,000. An August 2026 five-room registration in the same block recorded 122 sq m in the same storey band at S$680,000. Both records gave 1999 as the lease commencement year, illustrating why the completion year and the transaction’s lease details should be kept distinct.

Explore homes on Sembawang Vista in the listings section, or browse Property.co’s Sembawang homes for sale and rent. Compare each listing’s asking price, floor area, layout and lease details with the historical resale evidence in this guide.

Source datasets: 1, 2, 3, 4, 5, 6, 7, 8, 9