76 Shenton Unit Types & Size Guide for Buyers | Homejourney

1‑Bedroom Units (Approx. 592–635 sqft)

According to project data, the smaller units at 76 Shenton start from around 592 sqft, generally in the form of 1‑bedroom, 1‑bathroom apartments.[1][2] Floor plan analyses show that many 1‑bedroom units here fall in the 45–49 sqm range (about 484–527 sqft) of internal space, with some configurations reaching into the high‑500s sqft with balconies.[2][1] These are compact but not micro‑shoebox by CBD standards – they can comfortably fit a queen bed, a small dining set and a work desk.

Typical layout characteristics:

• Open‑plan living and dining area with an efficient rectangular layout.
• Combined kitchen along one side – usually a compact, modern dry/wet configuration with induction hob.
• One bathroom, often accessible from both bedroom and living for flexibility.
• Balcony or planter for higher‑floor units, many with city or partial sea views.

From an on‑the‑ground perspective, these 1‑bedroom stacks are popular with CBD tenants who work in nearby offices at Guoco Tower, Capital Tower, MAS Building and along Anson Road.[2][3] As an owner‑occupier, you will feel the convenience most on rainy weekday mornings – you can leave home at 8:45am and still comfortably walk to most offices by 9:00am.

2‑Bedroom Units (Approx. 915–980 sqft)

Larger units in 76 Shenton are mainly 2‑bedroom apartments, typically ranging from about 915 sqft to 980 sqft, based on URA and agent‑marketed floor sizes.[1][4][6] One documented example is a high‑floor 2‑bedroom, 2‑bathroom unit of 969 sqft with panoramic sea views, indicating that the bigger 2‑bedder stacks can be quite generous compared to many newer CBD launches.[4]

Common 2‑bedroom layout attributes:

• Proper enclosed kitchen or semi‑open kitchen with more countertop space.
• Two bathrooms, often with one attached to the master bedroom (ensuite).
• Good‑sized living and dining area suitable for a 4‑seater dining table.
• Master bedroom that can fit a king‑size bed; second bedroom fits a queen or study‑cum‑guest room.
• Balcony or viewing deck, particularly on higher floors with sea or city views.

These units are ideal for couples planning for a future child, small families who appreciate being in the CBD, or investors targeting higher‑income expat tenants who prefer a spare room for work‑from‑home. My experience is that expats working in nearby banks or tech offices often pay a premium for high‑floor 2‑bedrooms with sea views because they can walk to both work and the bars along Tanjong Pagar and Tras Street.

Current Price Ranges & PSF Expectations (Buyer’s Perspective)

For 2026, based on recent transactions and asking prices referencing URA caveats and market observations, buyers can expect approximate price ranges at 76 Shenton as follows (all subject to change):

• 1‑Bedroom (circa 590–630 sqft): around $1.1M – $1.35M, translating to roughly $1,850 – $2,200 psf.
• 2‑Bedroom (circa 915–980 sqft): around $1.9M – $2.3M, translating to roughly $1,900 – $2,300 psf.

One high‑floor 969 sqft 2‑bedder was marketed at about $2.0M, indicating a PSF of around $2,270 psf, broadly consistent with core CBD pricing for comparable projects.[4][3] Do note that actual PSF depends heavily on floor level, view (sea vs city vs facing adjacent blocks), stack orientation and renovation condition.

Important disclaimer: These figures are general estimates based on market data up to early 2026 and may not reflect the latest transaction on the day you read this. Always verify the latest numbers via URA Realis / URA caveats and the 76 Shenton project page on Homejourney’s projects directory Projects Directory and dedicated project analysis page 76 Shenton Price Trends & Market Analysis | Homejourney .

To see what is currently listed, you can view all units for sale at 76 Shenton on Homejourney here: https://www.homejourney.sg/search?q=76%20Shenton&status=For+Sale

Most Popular Unit Types Among Buyers & Investors

From a demand perspective, two profiles dominate at 76 Shenton:

• Investors & single professionals – Typically favour the 1‑bedroom units due to lower quantum and strong tenant pool from nearby offices. Many first‑time investors looking for a D02 property investment start with these units because of manageable entry price and decent rental yields.
• Owner‑occupiers (couples / small families / senior executives) – Often target the 2‑bedroom, 2‑bathroom layouts, especially high floors with sea views. These layouts offer more comfort for long‑term stay, and in my experience, they are the first to be snapped up during market upswings.

As of now, Homejourney’s 76 Shenton page already features a 1‑bedroom, 1‑bathroom unit for sale at $1.2M, which is aligned with the broad range for compact units here.[8] Browse updated available units and short‑list those matching your budget on Homejourney’s property search: https://www.homejourney.sg/search?q=76%20Shenton&status=For+Sale

Why Buy at 76 Shenton: Key Benefits by Unit Type

From a buyer’s standpoint, it helps to weigh how each unit type serves your objectives.

If You Are Buying a 1‑Bedroom

• Lower entry quantum: Easier to finance, particularly for first‑time buyers using a combination of CPF and bank loan.
• Stronger rentability: CBD single‑professionals market is deep; units near Tanjong Pagar MRT historically rent quickly when priced reasonably.
• Lock‑in a CBD foothold: Even if you eventually upgrade, a well‑chosen 1‑bedder can remain a rental asset.
• Compact living: If you work in the CBD and are often out for meals, a small, efficient unit makes sense. Maxwell Food Centre, Amoy Street Food Centre and Tanjong Pagar Plaza hawker & market are roughly 5–10 minutes’ walk, giving you ample affordable food options.[3]

If You Are Buying a 2‑Bedroom

• Comfortable for long‑term living: Two bathrooms and more living space make it easier for couples or a small family.
• Premium views: Many 2‑bedder stacks, especially corner units, enjoy unblocked sea or skyline views from above level 30.[4]
• Higher rent and tenant profile: Typically attract expat couples, managers and C‑suite professionals who value space and are willing to pay for it.
• Future flexibility: You can convert one bedroom into a study or home office; this is valuable, especially with more hybrid work arrangements.[3]

Location Advantages: Shenton Way, Tanjong Pagar & Chinatown

76 Shenton sits in the Downtown Core, within District 02’s Tanjong Pagar / Chinatown enclave.[3][5] For buyers evaluating whether to buy a condo here, the location checklist is strong:

• MRT Connectivity: Tanjong Pagar (EW15) about 3–5 minutes’ walk; Shenton Way (TE19) and Maxwell (TE18) roughly 5–7 minutes. This gives direct access to the East‑West and Thomson‑East Coast Lines, linking to Raffles Place, Marina Bay, Orchard, and the east coast.[3]
• Workplace Proximity: Within walking distance of major Grade A offices – Guoco Tower, Capital Tower, Asia Square, Marina One and Robinson Road offices, reducing commute stress and transport costs.[2][3]
• Amenities & Shopping: Close to Icon Village, International Plaza, Tanjong Pagar Centre, and Amara Shopping Centre for daily groceries and F&B.[1] Cold Storage at Altez and the NTUC FairPrice at Tanjong Pagar Plaza are convenient for quick grocery runs.[1]
• Food & Lifestyle: Easy access to Tanjong Pagar Road’s Korean eateries, Duxton Hill’s cafés, Chinatown’s heritage food stalls and cocktail bars along Telok Ayer and Tras Street. As a local, I often recommend evening walks from 76 Shenton towards Duxton Hill; it’s about 10–12 minutes and you’ll pass some of the most atmospheric shophouses in the CBD.
• Parks & Recreation: Within a short drive or a 15–20 minute walk to the start of the Southern Ridges and near the Downtown area’s park connectors.[3] Pinnacle@Duxton’s sky garden (small entrance fee via EZ‑Link) is also a popular nearby viewing spot.[3]

While there are no primary schools within typical 1km “heartland” walking radiuses like in suburban estates, buyers here usually prioritise proximity to work over school adjacency. That said, international schools accessible via MRT and bus (e.g. near Orchard, River Valley and the east) are within a manageable commute.

Price Analysis & Comparison with Nearby Developments

On a PSF basis, 76 Shenton typically trades at a slight discount to some newer integrated developments closer to Marina Bay, but comparable to other mid‑2010s CBD condos, which can present value for buyers who prioritise livability and size over brand‑new facilities.[3] According to market news and URA Master Plan commentary, the Central Region is undergoing gradual rejuvenation with more mixed developments and lifestyle offerings, which supports medium‑ to long‑term property values.[3]Straits Times Housing News

To make a data‑driven decision:

• Review 76 Shenton’s historical transactions and PSF trends compared with neighbouring projects via Homejourney’s dedicated project page: https://www.homejourney.sg/projects/private-8084
• Read our full market commentary in “76 Shenton Price Trends & Market Analysis | Homejourney” 76 Shenton Price Trends & Market Analysis | Homejourney .

Homejourney verifies market data against official URA records wherever possible, and we flag anomalies so that buyers can make decisions in a safe, transparent environment.

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References

1. Singapore Property Market Analysis 1 (2026)
2. Singapore Property Market Analysis 2 (2026)
3. Singapore Property Market Analysis 3 (2026)
4. Singapore Property Market Analysis 5 (2026)
5. Singapore Property Market Analysis 4 (2026)
6. Singapore Property Market Analysis 6 (2026)
7. Singapore Property Market Analysis 8 (2026)