Canberra View

Canberra View: HDB homes, resale prices and Canberra Plaza

Canberra View brings together a small HDB residential cluster, Canberra Plaza and access to Canberra MRT station in Sembawang. The homes in this guide are in Blocks 132B and 132C. For someone comparing flats here, the useful questions are close to home: which direction the unit faces, how its entrance connects to the surrounding paths, and how the journey to the station and shops works in everyday use.

HDB property information records 205 homes in the two residential blocks, both completed in 2019 and recorded at a maximum floor level of 12. The housing mix comprises 85 two-room flats, 32 three-room flats and 88 four-room flats. These totals describe the residential stock. The car park at Block 132 and commercial Block 133 are separate from that home count, and building completion years differ from lease commencement dates.

Canberra MRT serves the area on the North–South Line. LTA records that the station was added between Yishun and Sembawang stations in 2019. Property.co’s guide measures 147 metres in a straight line from the nearest residential block to Canberra station; that is a map reference rather than a walking distance from every flat. Check the actual entrance, crossings and sheltered sections when testing a daily commute.

Canberra Plaza is on the street itself at Block 133 Canberra View. HDB describes a neighbourhood centre connected directly to Canberra MRT, with retail, service and food outlets, gardens, trails and a water play park. It gives the two residential blocks a clear local destination for errands and meals. Individual shops and facilities have their own operating arrangements, so check those when planning a visit.

The nearby Simpang Kiri Park Connector offers an outdoor option beyond the station and mall. NParks describes a three-kilometre route following Sungei Simpang Kiri, starting at Yishun Avenue 2 and continuing along Yishun Industrial Park A and Sembawang Road towards Jalan Mempurong. It supports jogging and cycling beside the waterway. The full route length is not a distance from a Canberra View flat; identify the access point you would actually use.

From October 2025 to September 2026, HDB registered 12 resale transactions on Canberra View. Six two-room sales had a median price of S$410,000 and ranged from S$373,000 to S$435,000. Five four-room sales had a median of S$828,000, with a range of S$793,000 to S$889,000. The remaining transaction was one three-room flat sold for S$590,000; a single sale should not be treated as a representative three-room market median.

The registered two-room flats in that window each recorded 47 square metres, the three-room flat 68 square metres, and the four-room flats 95 square metres. All 12 records gave a lease commencement year of 2020. These are details of the transacted homes, rather than measurements or lease assessments of every unit on the street. The sample is small, and the historical prices are neither current asking prices nor a valuation; compare floor level, condition and the individual flat’s remaining lease as well.

Explore homes on Canberra View 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