Properties for Rent near Beauty World MRT
Room and Whole Unit · HDB, Condo, Landed House
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The Lush Co-Living
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The Lush Co-Living
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Female only
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S$ 1,400/mo
CondoCommon Room
985 Bukit Timah Road
Bukit Timah, Central Singapore
· 3 min
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S$ 1,200/mo
CondoCommon Room
993 Bukit Timah Road
Bukit Timah, Central Singapore
· 2 min
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S$ 1,695/mo
CondoCommon Room
993 Bukit Timah Road
Bukit Timah, Central Singapore
· 2 min
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Female only
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Female only
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S$ 1,200/mo
CondoCommon Room
993 Bukit Timah Road
Bukit Timah, Central Singapore
· 2 min
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S$ 1,500/mo
CondoCommon Room
993 Bukit Timah Road
Bukit Timah, Central Singapore
· 2 min
Advent Suites
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S$ 1,500/mo
CondoCommon Room
993 Bukit Timah Road
Bukit Timah, Central Singapore
· 2 min
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Run the shower and taps to test water pressure and hot water – make sure it heats up and flows well. Flush the toilet to ensure it works properly. Look around for any signs of leaks or mold (check under the sink and around the edges of the shower). See if there’s a ventilation fan or window, because you’ll want moisture to escape to prevent mildew.
HDB flats open onto a common corridor. If your unit is along a corridor with neighbors walking by, you might need to keep your gates or curtains closed at times for privacy. Corner or end units offer a bit more seclusion since fewer people pass your door. When viewing a flat, notice the corridor layout – if the windows or door face a busy walkway, plan on using curtains/blinds for privacy. It’s a different feel from a private condo, but most residents get used to it.
Look for stains on ceilings, peeling paint, and musty smells after rain. Outside, inspect gutters, downpipes, and ground drains for blockages. Ask about recent roof repairs and how quickly water pooling or leaks are handled when reported.
Most 4-bedroom units have one master bedroom with ensuite, and three smaller bedrooms sharing 1-2 additional bathrooms. Some premium units offer two master suites. Common areas typically include larger living/dining spaces and bigger kitchens to accommodate family needs. Check if bedrooms are clustered together or spread throughout the unit for privacy considerations.
Learn evacuation routes from your room to emergency exits, understand fire alarm procedures, and know where fire extinguishers are located. Check that smoke detectors in your room work properly and report any issues. Understand building fire safety rules about blocking corridors or emergency exits with personal items.
Yes, definitely. With four bedrooms, you probably have a spare room that can become an office or hobby space. It’s common to turn the extra room into a study, art studio, home gym, etc. You don’t have to use all bedrooms for sleeping. Furnish that room for its purpose (desk, shelves, workout gear, etc.). If needs change, you can turn it back into a bedroom, but it’s great to have that flexibility.
Expect practical living with access to eateries, clinics, and everyday services nearby. Community spaces encourage casual interaction. Focus on block cleanliness, lift reliability, and nearby shops. Daily errands are usually straightforward without needing long travel or planning.
Older HDB flats are usually more spacious but come with age. They might have older fittings and be a bit more worn, and some can get warm if they lack modern ventilation or insulation. Newer flats have updated interiors and designs, but they often trade off some space – rooms and living areas might be smaller. Think about whether you prefer the extra room of an older flat (and don’t mind a bit of old-school charm) or the fresh finish of a newer, albeit cozier, flat.