The long-term rental choice for Jurong East commuters and NTU students, a quiet and comfortable high-floor single room at Parc Oasis with a lease running until 2030.
📍 Address: Blk 49, #17-03, 49 Jurong East Ave 1, Singapore 609781 (Postal code 609781)
💰 Rent: S$1,300/month
✅ Transportation
• Located in Jurong East, within walking distance of Lakeside MRT station
• Time-saving commute to NTU and the Jurong East commercial area
✅ Room configuration
• Single room for rent; the overall unit is an 8B3B layout
• Located on the high 17th floor, with good ventilation and natural light
✅ Fees
• Utilities for the whole unit are included up to S$400; any excess is shared equally by tenants
• Additional management fee of S$60/month
✅ Move-in information
• Lease expires on 14 September 2030, suitable for long-term stable living
• The unit has URA approval for 8-person co-living, valid until 31 December 2028
The long-term rental choice for Jurong East commuters and NTU students, a quiet and comfortable high-floor single room at Parc Oasis with a lease running until 2030.
📍 Address: Blk 49, #17-03, 49 Jurong East Ave 1, Singapore 609781 (Postal code 609781)
💰 Rent: S$1,300/month
✅ Transportation
• Located in Jurong East, within walking distance of Lakeside MRT station
• Time-saving commute to NTU and the Jurong East commercial area
✅ Room configuration
• Single room for rent; the overall unit is an 8B3B layout
• Located on the high 17th floor, with good ventilation and natural light
✅ Fees
• Utilities for the whole unit are included up to S$400; any excess is shared equally by tenants
• Additional management fee of S$60/month
✅ Move-in information
• Lease expires on 14 September 2030, suitable for long-term stable living
• The unit has URA approval for 8-person co-living, valid until 31 December 2028
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