FreeholdCCRDistrict 10 (Novena)

Spring Court

Reviewed by Nathan TangUpdated 10 August 2026Data through Jul 2003 (URA)
Quick Summary

Spring Court is a freehold apartment in District 10 (Novena) that obtained TOP in 2005, with 154 units across 1 block. Across 19 transactions on record, units have recently transacted around S$595k (S$558 psf, ~1,066 sqft).

1

What are the key facts about Spring Court?

Key Takeaway

Spring Court is a freehold apartment in District 10 (Novena) that obtained TOP in 2005, with 154 units across 1 block.

Tenure
Freehold
TOP / Completion
2005
Developer
LVND HOMES PTE LTD
Total units
154
Blocks
1
District / Area
District 10 (Novena)
Market segment
CCR
Median PSF
S$558 psf
Last transacted
Jul 2003
Remaining lease
Freehold
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What is the price and PSF at Spring Court?

Key Takeaway

Units have recently transacted around S$595k (S$558 psf), at a gross rental yield of about 5.0% (URA caveat data).

Recent median price

S$595k

recent · 19 sales on record

Median PSF

S$558 psf

recent transactions

Median rent (monthly)

S$2,500

12 rentals on record

Gross rental yield

5.0%

indicative, gross

Source: URA caveat data, through Jul 2003.

3

What has recently sold at Spring Court?

Key Takeaway

Spring Court has 19 recorded sales; the most recent transacted at S$355,300 in Jul 2003 (URA caveat data).

DatePriceSize (sqft)PSF
Jul 2003S$355,3001,055S$337 psf
Nov 2001S$360,0001,066S$338 psf
Jun 2000S$595,0001,066S$558 psf
May 2000S$600,0001,055S$569 psf
Oct 1999S$545,0001,055S$517 psf
May 1999S$426,8001,066S$401 psf
Jan 1998S$580,0001,055S$550 psf
May 1997S$3,181,8182,207S$1,442 psf
May 1997S$3,181,8182,476S$1,285 psf
May 1997S$3,181,8182,207S$1,442 psf
May 1997S$3,181,8182,207S$1,442 psf
May 1997S$3,181,8182,476S$1,285 psf

19 sales and 12 rentals on record since Jul 1995. Source: URA.

4

Are prices at Spring Court rising?

Key Takeaway

The median transacted PSF at Spring Court has fallen 61% over the past 3 years (19972000), from S$1,442 psf to S$558 psf (URA caveats).

YearMedian PSFMedian priceSalesYoY
2000S$558 psfS$595k2+39.2%
1999S$401 psfS$427k2-72.2%
1997S$1,442 psfS$3.18M10

Yearly median transacted PSF and price; years with at least 2 recorded sales. Source: URA caveat data.

5

How many property agents are active around Spring Court?

Key Takeaway

8,469 CEA-registered agents closed at least one recorded deal in District 10 — where Spring Court sits — in the last 12 months, across all property types.

Active agents · 12mo

8,469

District 10 · closed ≥1 deal

Deals on record

67,594

all-time · all property types

Source: CEA public transaction records, attributed to District 10across HDB, condo and landed (agent activity isn't published at project level). Browse the agent directory or compare every market segment.

6

Where is Spring Court and what's nearby?

Key Takeaway

Spring Court is located in Novena, in the Central Region of Singapore.

Spring Court is a freehold apartment completed in 2005. It was developed by LVND HOMES PTE LTD. The development has 154 residential units. It sits on a land area of 3,013 sqm and has a gross floor area of 6,095 sqm. The plot ratio is 2.02.

SPRING COURT is located at 11C Jalan Dusun, Singapore 278558. It is part of District 10, Ardmore / Bukit Timah / Holland Road / Tanglin, Novena. The project falls within the Central Region and the CCR market segment.

The nearest rail connection is Toa Payoh MRT, approximately 721m away, around 11 minutes on foot. Nearby amenities include Square 2 for shopping, NTUC Fairprice Co-operative Ltd for groceries, and Novena Rise Pk for greenery and recreation.

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Who built Spring Court and how big is the development?

Key Takeaway

Spring Court was developed by LVND HOMES PTE LTD, with 154 units over up to 28 storeys.

Developer
LVND HOMES PTE LTD
Floors
28 storeys
Blocks
1
Land area
3,013 sqm (32,432 sqft)
Gross floor area
6,095 sqm (65,606 sqft)
Plot ratio
2.02
8

How far is Spring Court from MRT and schools?

Key Takeaway

The nearest MRT/LRT to Spring Court is Toa Payoh MRT, about 721 m away (~11 min walk). 2 schools are within 1 km, including 1 primary school.

Getting around

Schools nearby

Homes within 1 km of a primary school qualify for Primary 1 (P1) registration priority.

  • Chij Secondary (Toa Payoh)Secondary schoolwithin 1 km568 m
  • Chij Primary (Toa Payoh)Primary schoolwithin 1 km · P1 priority634 m
  • Catholic Junior CollegeJunior college1.0 km
  • St. Joseph's Institution JuniorPrimary school1.1 km
  • Kheng Cheng SchoolPrimary school1.2 km
  • Anglo-Chinese School (Barker Road)Secondary school1.2 km
  • Anglo-Chinese School (Primary)Primary school1.3 km
  • Marymount Convent SchoolPrimary school1.5 km

Shops, food & parks

Mall: Square 2 · 743 mSupermarket: NTUC Fairprice Co-operative Ltd · 311 mPark: Novena Rise Pk · 319 m

Straight-line distances from the development. Source: PropKaki amenities data.

9

What does it cost to own a unit at Spring Court?

Key Takeaway

Buying a unit at Spring Court (~S$595k) needs about S$4,356/mo in income and S$2,004/mo in repayments, after S$12,450 stamp duty and a S$149k downpayment.

Illustrative, for a Singapore Citizen buying a unit at the recent median price (S$595k) as their first home — 25% down, 30-year loan at 3.5% p.a. Rates as of May 2026. Run it for your own profile →

Buyer's Stamp Duty

S$12,450

BSD, tiered

Downpayment (25%)

S$149k

cash + CPF

Monthly instalment

S$2,004/mo

30y @ 3.5%

Income required

S$4,356/mo

TDSR @ stress rate

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Thinking about Spring Court? Ask before you commit.

A fair-value read, recent comps and what a unit really costs — from Spring Court's own transactions.

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Is Spring Court a good buy, and what are units selling for?

Recent units at Spring Court sold close to their fair value — solid, no obvious overpay.

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Frequently asked questions about Spring Court

How much does a unit at Spring Court cost?

Units at Spring Court have recently transacted around S$595k (S$558 psf), from 19 sales on record (URA caveats). The exact price depends on size, floor and facing.

How much do I need to earn to buy at Spring Court?

For a unit around S$595k as a first home, you'd need roughly S$4,356/mo in income (assessed at the stress-test rate), with repayments near S$2,004/mo after a S$149k (25%) downpayment and S$12,450 Buyer's Stamp Duty.

Is Spring Court a good investment?

Gross rental yield is about 5.0%; median PSF has fallen about 61% since 1997. Whether it suits you depends on your budget, holding period and the unit's size, floor and facing — all summarised on this page from URA data.

Are prices at Spring Court going up?

The median transacted PSF at Spring Court has fallen about 61% between 1997 and 2000, based on URA caveats. Year-by-year figures are in the price-trend table above.

Is Spring Court freehold or leasehold?

Spring Court is freehold — ownership does not expire.

When was Spring Court built and who developed it?

Spring Court obtained TOP in 2005, developed by LVND HOMES PTE LTD, with 154 units across 1 block.

What is the nearest MRT to Spring Court?

The nearest MRT/LRT station to Spring Court is Toa Payoh MRT, about 721 m away (~11 min walk).

Which primary schools are within 1 km of Spring Court?

Chij Primary (Toa Payoh) is within 1 km of Spring Court — homes within 1 km of a primary school qualify for Primary 1 (P1) registration priority.

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