Cheryl from PropertyLimBrothers explores Springleaf Residence, a 99-year leasehold new launch by GuocoLand and Hong Leong. Located just 110m from Springleaf MRT, this development introduces high-rise living to a traditionally low-rise, landed enclave—offering what could be one of the most unique OCR launches of the year.

Set on over 344,000 sq ft of land (larger than 85% of condo sites in Singapore) with just 23% site coverage, Springleaf Residence is intentionally designed for breathing room and long-term value. Full-suite facilities—including an indoor running track—highlight the project’s scale. Early information points to around 940 units across five towers and one conserved building, with unit types from 1- to 5-bedrooms. Roughly 70% of units are dedicated to larger 3-, 4-, and 5-bedroom layouts, though pricing and floor plans have yet to be officially released.

Surrounded by greenery and linked to the upcoming North–South Corridor, this project sits at the intersection of liveability, infrastructure, and early positioning potential. And unlike GuocoLand’s past launches like Lentor Modern or Midtown Modern, Springleaf appears to forgo typical PPVC construction—offering buyers a level of layout flexibility rarely seen in 2025 launches. Is this the beginning of a new planning story in the North?