Landed Housing Development Tenant Guide: Lease and Move-In Tips | Homejourney
The Landed Housing Development Tenant Guide: Lease and Move-In Tips equips renters with essential steps to secure a lease and move into premium Landed Housing Development for rent at Robin Close in District 10 (Tanglin, Holland). Homejourney verifies all listings for safety and transparency, helping you find trusted D10 rentals and available rentals in a secure environment.[1]
This cluster article supports our pillar on Singapore Landed Property Rentals, delivering tactical advice for Robin Close tenants. Expats, families, and professionals seeking rent condo-like space in landed homes can rely on Homejourney's verified agents and e-contracts for peace of mind.
Development Overview: Why Rent at Landed Housing Development
Landed Housing Development at Robin Close offers spacious terrace houses and semi-detached units in prestigious D10, blending Tanglin's diplomatic charm with Holland's family-friendly vibe. Tenants appreciate the privacy, larger plots, and serene environment compared to high-rise Singapore condo rental options. Building quality features modern renovations, professional management, and a strong community atmosphere ideal for long-term living.[2]
Homejourney prioritizes user safety by verifying property conditions and agent credentials, ensuring a trusted rental experience. Read more in our development details.
Available Rental Units and Monthly Rent
Popular available rentals include 4-5 bedroom terrace houses (3,000-4,500 sq ft) and semi-Ds, favored by families and expats. In 2026, monthly rent ranges from S$12,000 to S$20,000, with 4-bedroom terraces at S$14,000-S$17,000 most sought-after. Furnished units command a 10-15% premium for immediate move-in readiness.[1][3]
- Terrace Houses: S$12,000–S$16,000/month (ideal for professionals)
- Semi-Detached: S$16,000–S$20,000/month (family favorites)
- Bungalows (rare): S$22,000+ for ultra-luxury
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Why Rent Here: Lifestyle and Value in D10
D10's Tanglin and Holland areas offer unmatched convenience with green spaces, international schools, and quick CBD access. Landed Housing Development provides better value than nearby condos—2-3x more space at similar per sq ft rates, plus private gardens and dedicated parking. Tenants enjoy a quieter, more exclusive vibe than dense D10 rentals.[4]
Compared to Orchard-area condos, Robin Close rentals deliver prestige at competitive prices. Check trends in our Landed Housing Development Rental Prices & Trends | Homejourney ">Landed Housing Development Rental Prices & Trends article.
Facilities and Amenities for Tenants
Residents benefit from 24-hour gated security, CCTV, and professional guards. Parking includes 2-4 covered lots per unit plus visitor spaces. Community perks feature landscaped gardens, BBQ pits, and a clubhouse for gatherings. Pet policies vary—negotiate small pets with extra deposit.[2]
Maintenance covers common areas; tenants handle interiors (negotiable for gardens). Explore full amenities in Landed Housing Development Amenities & Lifestyle Guide | Homejourney ">Landed Housing Development Amenities & Lifestyle Guide.
Location and Connectivity: Living in Tanglin-Holland
Robin Close is a 5-min walk to Holland Village MRT (CC21), 10 mins to Orchard MRT, and 20 mins to CBD by car. Buses along Holland Road connect to key hubs. Nearby: Cold Storage grocery (3 mins walk), dining at Holland Village (cafes, bistros), and Botanic Gardens (10 mins drive).[1]
Families love proximity to schools like Tanglin Trust (1km) and Hollandse Club. For post-move upkeep, check Aircon Services ">aircon services on Homejourney.
Tenant Guide: Lease Terms and Move-In Process
Standard leases are 12-24 months (URA minimum 3 months for private landed). Security deposit: 2 months' rent, refundable post-inspection. Include diplomatic clause for expats (1-2 months' notice after 12 months). Max 6 unrelated occupants (up to 8 until Dec 2026 per URA).[1][3]
Key Clauses to Negotiate:
- Garden/pest control: Tenant or landlord?
- Roof/gutter repairs: Landlord responsibility
- Utilities: Tenant pays; estimate S$800-1,500/month for larger homes
- Stamp duty: 0.4% of total rent via IRAS within 14 days
Move-In Steps:
- View unit via schedule a viewing with a property agent on Homejourney.
- Submit references, employment proof, and deposit.
- Sign e-contract; pay stamp duty.
- Inventory check on move-in day.
- Activate utilities (SP Services, internet).
Unit layouts suit tenants—see Landed Housing Development Unit Types & Layout Guide for Tenants | Homejourney ">Unit Types & Layout Guide. For financing context, visit Mortgage Rates ">mortgage rates.
Nearby Amenities: Schools, Shopping, and More
Schools: Nanyang Primary (2km), ISS International (1.5km)—top for expat families.
Shopping: Holland Village (5 mins), Orchard Road (10 mins drive).
Healthcare: Gleneagles Hospital (3km).
Parks: Botanic Gardens, Tanglin Trust fields.
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FAQ: Landed Housing Development Tenant Guide
What are typical lease terms for Landed Housing Development for rent at Robin Close?
12-24 months, 2 months' deposit, diplomatic clause standard. URA minimum 3 months.[1]
How much is monthly rent for D10 rentals here?
S$12,000-S$20,000 for 4-5 bed units in 2026. View available rentals[3]
What maintenance do tenants handle in landed homes?
Interiors and gardens (negotiable); landlords cover structure/roof. Specify in agreement.[1]
Is parking included for Robin Close rentals?
Yes, 2-4 lots per unit standard, plus visitor parking.[2]
What's the move-in process?
Agent viewing, document submission, e-contract signing, inventory check. Homejourney verifies for safety.[1]
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