Halal Food in #01-270

Completed in 1976, this block forms part of Toa Payoh's first-generation HDB development, one of Singapore's earliest satellite towns planned to decongest the central area. The building houses 114 three-room flats and three five-room units across multiple storeys, representing the varied flat types that characterised HDB's approach to mixed-income public housing estates. Located between Braddell and Toa Payoh MRT stations on the North-South Line, residents enjoy mature neighbourhood amenities developed over nearly five decades. Established supermarkets including Sheng Siong and Hao Mart serve daily needs, while the estate's central location provides convenient access across the island. Recent transactions show three-room flats selling for around $355,000, with rental demand ranging from $1,550 to $2,700 monthly, reflecting the estate's enduring appeal despite the building's age. With 51 years remaining on its lease, the block faces considerations common to older HDB estates, where location advantages must be weighed against finite lease periods in Singapore's property market.