Cherryhill Floor Plans & Facilities Guide D19 | Homejourney
Part of Cherryhill project analysis
Homejourney Editorial
The Cherryhill Floor Plans and Facilities Guide is designed to help you quickly understand what living at Cherryhill along Lorong Lew Lian in District 19 really feels like – from the actual unit layouts to the on-site facilities and how they fit daily family life in Serangoon and Hougang.[1][7]
This is a focused companion to Homejourney’s main Cherryhill development guide Cherryhill D19 Condo Guide: Lorong Lew Lian by Homejourney , zooming in on layout choices, stack selection, and how to evaluate the on-site facilities for your own lifestyle or investment needs.
Cherryhill at Lorong Lew Lian: Project & Layout Snapshot
Cherryhill is a freehold Singapore condo in D19 (Serangoon / Hougang), developed by Wing Tai Holdings and completed in 1994.[1][6] It sits at 21–29 Lorong Lew Lian, a quiet cul-de-sac off Upper Serangoon Road, about 6–8 minutes’ walk to Serangoon MRT (CC13/NE12) depending on your block and walking pace.[1][7]
Official records and project directories indicate:
- Project type: Private condominium[1][6]
- Tenure: Freehold[1][6][7]
- TOP / Completion: 1994[1][6]
- Blocks: 5 blocks (21, 23, 25, 27, 29 Lorong Lew Lian)[1][5][6]
- Total units: Approx. 160+ units (most sources state 163 units)[2][4][6]
- Typical unit mix: 2-bedroom, 3-bedroom, and 4-bedroom units[1][2][6]
Homejourney independently cross-checks key specifications against URA and developer information to maintain accuracy, but you should always verify details against the latest URA records or your lawyer’s title search, especially for stack-specific questions.
Unit Types & Floor Plans: Sizes, Layouts and Who They Suit
Cherryhill’s layouts reflect 1990s design – generally larger and squarer than many newer launches, with proper yard spaces and bigger kitchens. Based on compiled data from project directories and URA-derived information, floor area ranges roughly from about 915 sqft to over 2,100 sqft across 2- to 4-bedroom types.[2][4][6] Exact sizes vary by stack and floor.
2-Bedroom Units (Approx. 915–1,100 sqft)
2-bedders are the “entry” option into Cherryhill, but still feel sizeable compared to modern compact units.[2]
- Estimated size range: ~915–1,050+ sqft for most stacks[2][6]
- Typical layout: Enclosed kitchen, yard, home shelter or utility, 2 baths (1 ensuite + 1 common)[1][2]
- Who it suits: Couples who want more space, small families with 1 child, or investors targeting young professional tenants near Serangoon MRT and NEX.
Insider observation: Many 2-bedder stacks here feel more like compact 3-bedders in newer condos, especially when you walk through the living room width and bedroom sizes. If you’re upgrading from a 4-room HDB in nearby Serangoon Central, you may find the living-dining width surprisingly comfortable.
3-Bedroom Units (Approx. 1,200–1,600+ sqft)
3-bedders form a large portion of Cherryhill’s unit mix and are popular with families in D19.[1][2]
- Estimated size range: ~1,200–1,600+ sqft[2][4]
- Typical layout: Regular-shaped living-dining, balcony or planter (in some stacks), enclosed kitchen, proper yard, utility/maid’s room, 3 bedrooms with at least 2 baths.
- Who it suits: Families with 2–3 children attending nearby schools in Serangoon and Bartley, or multi-generational households who need generous common areas.
Homejourney’s site visits in Lorong Lew Lian and nearby D19 projects consistently show that Cherryhill’s 3-bedders are attractive to buyers upgrading from older HDBs in Hougang and Serangoon because they preserve the sense of space while adding condo facilities and freehold status.
4-Bedroom & Larger Units (Up to ~2,100+ sqft)
Selected stacks offer larger 4-bedroom or dual-key–style configurations, some exceeding 1,800–2,100 sqft.[1][2][4]
- Estimated size range: ~1,600–2,100+ sqft[2][4]
- Typical layout: 4 bedrooms, 3–4 baths, spacious living-dining, large kitchen and yard, often with helper’s room and bathroom.[1]
- Who it suits: Multi-generational families, buyers seeking spacious freehold homes, or investors planning co-living style rentals (subject to URA private residential occupancy limits and regulations).
Practical tip: If you’re planning to rent out one room while occupying the rest, look for 4-bedder layouts with a bedroom located close to the entrance and a bathroom nearby to create a semi-private zone for the tenant, always staying within URA’s residential use rules and MCST by-laws.
How to Choose the Right Cherryhill Floor Plan
When shortlisting units on Homejourney’s search page Property Search or directly via “Browse available units at Cherryhill” Property Search , consider:
- Orientation and noise: Stacks facing Lorong Lew Lian are generally quieter than those angled closer to Upper Serangoon Road. Evening traffic heading towards NEX can be noticeable if you’re stack-facing the main road.
- Sun exposure: West-facing stacks can get hotter in late afternoon. In older freehold condos like Cherryhill, many residents install zip-track blinds and higher-spec air-con to manage heat – factor this into your renovation and Aircon Services maintenance budget.
- Privacy vs pool view: Lower-floor pool-facing units feel resort-like but may get more noise on weekends. Higher-floor units facing away from the pool can offer better privacy and airflow.
- Family needs: For young kids, being nearer the playground and wading pool can be very practical, especially when you’re juggling prams and swim bags.
Facilities at Cherryhill: What You Really Get Day-to-Day
Despite its age, Cherryhill offers a full set of “classic” condo facilities and has undergone periodic upgrades over the years according to residents’ feedback, including repainting and common-area improvements.[1][2]
Core Condo Facilities
Based on project information and on-site facility listings, residents enjoy:[1][6][7]
- Swimming pool (main pool) and wading pool for kids[1]
- Tennis courts and a squash court[1]
- Putting green – a unique feature not often seen in newer mid-sized projects[1]
- BBQ pits and outdoor seating areas[1]
- Playground for children[1]
- Covered car park lots[1]
- 24-hour security with guardhouse and access control[1]
Unlike some newer mega-developments, you will not see multiple themed pools or huge clubhouses here, but the scale of Cherryhill means facilities are typically less crowded, especially on weekday evenings – something residents in Serangoon appreciate after work.
Security & Safety Features
Homejourney places user safety at the centre of our reviews. At Cherryhill, key safety-related features include:
- 24/7 security and controlled vehicular access[1]
- Resident and visitor registration at guardhouse (practice varies by MCST)
- Common-area lighting and CCTV coverage at essential points (exact coverage to be verified with MCST or managing agent)
For families, especially those with young children or elderly parents, we recommend:
- Personally inspecting the condition of pool fencing, stair railings and playground surfacing during viewing.
- Clarifying with the MCST about house rules for bicycle/scooter usage and visitor access.
- Checking lift maintenance records where possible, especially in older developments.