
Freehold · Pasir Panjang · District 5
The Circle Line closed its loop. This is what that did to Pasir Panjang.
270 freehold units on a hillside off Yew Siang Road, 350m from the station.
Circle Line Stage 6 opened on 12 July 2026. Pasir Panjang is now seven stops from Marina Bay on one line - every brochure written before that date still calls it a future project.
The thing that changed
Every document about this project is out of date in the same place
The developer’s fact sheet says the “new circle line loop will connect directly to CBD”. The marketing e-book says “upon Circle Line completion, est. 2026”. Both are written in the future tense, because both were written before it happened.
Circle Line Stage 6 opened for passenger service on 12 July 2026, adding Keppel, Cantonment and Prince Edward Road between HarbourFront and Marina Bay and closing the loop. The Circle Line is now 33 stations and runs as a full circle.
For Terra Hill that is not a marketing point about the future. It means that from the station 350m down the hill, a resident reaches Marina Bay in seven stops without changing trains — and reaches HarbourFront, one-north, Kent Ridge and Labrador Park in three or fewer.
Source: Land Transport Authority, Circle Line 6. The stop counts below are station-to-station on the completed line.

On one line, no interchange
Where the Circle Line goes from here
| Stops | Station | Code | What is there |
|---|---|---|---|
| 1 | Labrador Park | CC27 | Labrador Nature Reserve and the coastal walk |
| 2 | Kent Ridge | CC24 | NUS and the National University Hospital |
| 3 | HarbourFront | CC29 | VivoCity, Sentosa and the cruise centre |
| 3 | one-north | CC23 | the research and technology cluster |
| 5 | Cantonment | CC31 | Tanjong Pagar and the southern edge of the CBD |
| 7 | Marina Bay | CC33 | Marina Bay Financial Centre, on one line |

Freehold, in the Rest of Central Region
The part of the market that is not being replaced
Terra Hill is freehold land — Lot 02062L MK03, in the Queenstown planning area. Almost every new launch in the Rest of Central Region is 99-year leasehold, because almost every new site released for sale is.
That is the whole argument for a project like this one, and it is worth being precise about it rather than waving at it: freehold sites in the RCR are not being created, so the stock of them is fixed and shrinking as each one is built out and sold.
How it is built
Fifty-four stacks, and a penthouse on every one
Nine blocks, five storeys, 54 stacks. Storeys one to four are apartments and the fifth storey of every single stack is a penthouse. That is 54 × 4 = 216 apartments plus 54 penthouses, which is 270.
It is an unusual way to build 270 units. One in five here is a penthouse, and because the building is only five storeys, “penthouse” means a double-volume living space under a pitched roof rather than the top of a tower.
Guide prices
What it cost a year ago
These are the guide prices published in the Freehold Triangle campaign, stamped as at 15 September 2025. They are a year old and they are shown here for order of magnitude only. The developer’s current price list is the only authority on price, and a project this close to completion is commonly repriced.
| Bedrooms | From |
|---|---|
| 2 Bedroom | $1,913,000 |
| 3 Bedroom | $2,406,000 |
| 4 Bedroom | $3,504,000 |
| 5 Bedroom | $5,567,000 |
No price per square foot is derived from these figures. The source does not say which unit type each “from” price belongs to, so dividing by any particular area would be inventing a number. Ask for today’s list instead.
Common questions
Terra Hill, answered plainly
Terra Hill
Come and see where it sits on the hill
The difference between a stack that looks over the valley and one that looks into the next block is not in any brochure. It is a twenty-minute walk.