Part of Astridville project analysis
Homejourney Editorial
If you are considering Astridville for rent, you will find a boutique freehold condo with only about 18 units, mostly generous 3- to 4-bedroom apartments and maisonette-style layouts, typically ranging from roughly 1,600 to over 2,000 sq ft in built-up area.[3][4] These low-density homes along Jalan Ampang in District 10 cater strongly to families and long-term expats who value space, privacy, and a quiet Tanglin–Holland lifestyle.
This guide is part of Homejourney’s broader Astridville tenant series and supports our main pillar article: Astridville For Rent in D10: Complete Tenant Guide | Homejourney Astridville For Rent in D10: Complete Tenant Guide | Homejourney . Here, we focus specifically on Astridville Unit Types and Layout Guide for Tenants so you can quickly assess if the layout, size, and monthly rent fit your needs.
Astridville is a freehold, low-rise condominium at 28A/28B Jalan Ampang, in the prime D10 rentals belt between Tanglin and Holland.[3][4] Completed around 1985, it has only about 18 residential units spread over three storeys, creating a quiet, almost landed-home feel rather than a high-density condo.[4]
In practice, living here feels similar to staying in a cluster home: you get sizeable living-dining spaces, wide balconies, and more privacy than in most modern Singapore condo rental projects in the area. Many units have been tastefully renovated over the years by individual owners, so finishes can vary, but the underlying layouts are consistently spacious.
Tenants often choose Astridville because of:
Because Astridville is a compact development, there are no studios or 1-bedrooms – the focus is on larger family-sized homes. Based on project data and typical listings, these are the broad unit types you are likely to encounter.[3][4]
Most 3-bedroom layouts at Astridville are in the approximate 1,500–1,800 sq ft range (including balconies), with a squarish living/dining area and a long frontage that allows good natural light.[3] Layouts generally include:
Best for: Small families with 1–2 children, couples who want extra rooms for WFH or guests, and expats who value larger common areas rather than many small bedrooms.
Some Astridville units are closer to 2,000–2,200 sq ft and may be configured as 4-bedroom or maisonette-style homes.[3] These often feature:
Best for: Larger families, multi-generational households, or tenants who entertain frequently and need ample communal space. Some maisonette-style layouts offer good separation between living areas and bedrooms, which is ideal if you host guests often.
Ground-floor units can sometimes come with private patio areas that feel more like landed homes. These are prized by tenants who have young children or pets, as you get direct access to the common areas without needing lifts.
Best for: Families with toddlers, pet owners (subject to condo by-laws and owner consent), and tenants who prefer easy outdoor access and a more landed-feel lifestyle.
As at early 2026, based on prevailing D10 rental trends and recent asking rents in the Tanglin–Holland area, a realistic monthly rent range for Astridville would typically be:
These figures are indicative ranges derived from overall District 10 rental levels and comparable low-density condos in the vicinity; exact pricing will depend on individual units and landlord expectations. You can verify the latest transacted rents using URA’s private residential rental statistics.Business Times Property
For the most accurate and up-to-date figures, always cross-check against live listings on Homejourney’s search results and market analysis tools:
When viewing Astridville for rent, focus on how each layout supports your daily life, not just the total square footage. Homejourney recommends using this simple framework:
Because Astridville is older, you generally get a very spacious living/dining area. When you view, check:
Most bedrooms can fit at least a queen bed, and masters often handle king beds plus side tables. For families, consider:
A key advantage in Astridville compared with many newer rent condo developments is the generous closed kitchen and yard.
Balconies here are usually functional, not just cosmetic. When viewing:
Astridville is a modest-sized development, so facilities are more intimate than mega-condos. Typically, residents can expect:
As pet policies are set by MCST and individual landlords, always confirm explicitly whether pets are allowed and any restrictions (size, number, type) before you commit.
Astridville sits along Jalan Ampang, just off Holland Road, in the heart of the Tanglin–Holland residential belt. This pocket is known for low-rise condos, landed homes, and embassies, making it quiet yet very central.[4]
By car, you can expect approximate travel times under normal traffic conditions:
Public transport-wise, the nearest MRT stops are typically Holland Village or Commonwealth (depending on the bus connections you use), with buses along Holland Road connecting to these stations in under 10 minutes. You can check exact routes and timings using LTA’s MyTransport.SG app or website.CNA Property News
Living at Astridville places you within a short drive of several popular lifestyle clusters:
For groceries and essentials, tenants commonly use the supermarkets at Holland Village, Star Vista, or Orchard. Many residents also rely on delivery platforms for bulk groceries due to the condo’s central location.
Most Astridville tenancies follow standard private residential rental practices in Singapore, guided by URA and CEA recommendations.Straits Times Housing News
Homejourney recommends doing a thorough viewing and documentation before committing to any available rentals:
For ongoing comfort, many tenants in older D10 condos like Astridville schedule regular air-conditioning servicing. You can explore vetted service providers via Homejourney’s maintenance partners: Aircon Services .
For a family in a 3- to 4-bedroom Astridville unit, a reasonable ballpark for monthly utilities (electricity, water, gas, excluding telecoms) is often in the SGD 250–400 range, depending on aircon usage and household size. Larger units or heavier aircon usage will naturally lean towards the higher end.
Internet and mobile packages are widely available from local telcos; budget roughly SGD 40–80 per month for home broadband. If you are price-sensitive, it is worth comparing tariff plans through official retailers and government-linked tools (e.g., those highlighted by EMA) rather than relying on guesswork.
District 10 is popular with families partly because of its proximity to international schools and established local options.
View price trends, transaction history, and nearby amenities for Astridville.
