Make Room For New Memories
Make Room For New Memories
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About Yishun 10 Residences
In District 27, at the centre of Yishun Central, Frasers Property is turning the site of Golden Village Yishun into Yishun 10 Residences, a new development of around 110 homes. For more than thirty years, families from every corner of Yishun came here for birthday movies, school holiday outings and Friday nights out. Now the site becomes a new private home for the households who move in, in the middle of the town they already call their own, with room for a family to grow into.
The neighbourhood is one most Yishun families could find their way around with their eyes closed. Yishun MRT and Northpoint City are both at your doorstep, and the mall brings more than four hundred shops and Yishun Public Library together under one roof. Yishun Primary School and Ahmad Ibrahim Primary School are each a short walk away, and so are Yishun Pond Park and 928 Yishun Laksa. Chong Pang Food Centre and Khoo Teck Puat Hospital are nearby. Nearly everything a family's week asks of it sits within a few streets of the front door.
Golden Village Yishun screens its final show in March 2027. The new homes are targeted to launch in mid-2027, with completion expected around 2031. Frasers Property plans a single-storey retail podium at street level with a landscaped facilities deck on the second storey, and a new underground link will connect the development to Northpoint City. Its design consultant, Studio Lapis, will carry artefacts, murals and community stories from the old building into the new one, so the corner keeps a little of its past as it begins its next chapter.
This is a home for Yishun families who have outgrown their flat but not their town. It suits a household that wants more space and a private address, and still wants Saturday mornings at the same market, the same playground and the same table at the grandparents' place. Moving up has usually meant moving away, to new schools, a longer drive to see the grandparents and a neighbourhood nobody knows yet. Here the children keep the streets they know, the grandparents stay close, and the next birthdays, school days and lazy Sundays get made a few streets from where they always have been.
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Main Selling Points
No. 1
Schools Within Walking Distance
No. 2
Errands On Foot
Yishun MRT is a three-minute walk away, and Northpoint City, the largest suburban mall in the north, is just as close, with a new underground link set to connect the development straight into it. More than four hundred shops sit under one roof alongside Yishun Public Library, and Yishun Bus Interchange is a short walk further. The weekly shop, a new pair of school shoes, a stack of library books for the holidays and dinner on a night nobody wants to cook can all be done in a single trip on foot. With a pram, a school bag or a tired child in tow, every one of those few minutes on foot is felt. The errands that used to fill a Saturday fit into an easy hour before lunch.
No. 3
Weekends By The Pond
Yishun Pond Park is a short walk from home, a stretch of water and green in the middle of town where children can run off the week. 928 Yishun Laksa is a short walk too, ready for a bowl on the way back, and Chong Pang Food Centre is nearby when the family wants a longer menu. Above the shops, the landscaped facilities deck Frasers Property plans on the second storey adds an outdoor space of the development's own. Weekends here do not need a plan or a car. The family steps out, picks a direction, and the afternoon fills itself with the ordinary, happy kind of day that children remember long after they have grown up.
No. 1
Schools Within Walking Distance
Yishun Primary School and Ahmad Ibrahim Primary School are both a short walk from the site, close enough for the school run to happen on foot. Huamin, Xishan, Jiemin and Northland Primary are all nearby as well. For a family already settled in Yishun, that means the schools you know stay part of the daily routine after the move, rather than becoming a drive across town. Younger children get a morning walk to share with a parent, and older ones can make the trip with friends once they are ready. The time that used to go into planning the school run comes back to the household. Mornings start calmer here, with breakfast eaten at the table instead of in the back seat.
No. 2
Errands On Foot
Yishun MRT is a three-minute walk away, and Northpoint City, the largest suburban mall in the north, is just as close, with a new underground link set to connect the development straight into it. More than four hundred shops sit under one roof alongside Yishun Public Library, and Yishun Bus Interchange is a short walk further. The weekly shop, a new pair of school shoes, a stack of library books for the holidays and dinner on a night nobody wants to cook can all be done in a single trip on foot. With a pram, a school bag or a tired child in tow, every one of those few minutes on foot is felt. The errands that used to fill a Saturday fit into an easy hour before lunch.
No. 3
Weekends By The Pond
Yishun Pond Park is a short walk from home, a stretch of water and green in the middle of town where children can run off the week. 928 Yishun Laksa is a short walk too, ready for a bowl on the way back, and Chong Pang Food Centre is nearby when the family wants a longer menu. Above the shops, the landscaped facilities deck Frasers Property plans on the second storey adds an outdoor space of the development's own. Weekends here do not need a plan or a car. The family steps out, picks a direction, and the afternoon fills itself with the ordinary, happy kind of day that children remember long after they have grown up.
This Condo is Great For...
Families
For a family that has grown up in Yishun, the hardest part of upgrading is usually the leaving. The children keep their friends and their routines, grandparents in Yishun stay a short trip away, and the hawker stall that already knows your order is still just around the corner.
Yishun Primary School and Ahmad Ibrahim Primary School are both a short walk from home, and Huamin, Xishan, Jiemin and Northland Primary are nearby, so parents have familiar choices close at hand through every year of primary school. Northpoint City handles the rest of the week, from homework afternoons at the library to new uniforms and a quick dinner, a few minutes from the door.
Weekday evenings can end with a walk to Yishun Pond Park, and Khoo Teck Puat Hospital is nearby for the check-ups every young family keeps. Completion around 2031 gives a household time to plan the move at its own pace, so the family arrives with the children at an age to enjoy everything the neighbourhood has to offer.
Registering early gives a family room to think it through properly. Prices, layouts and unit sizes are all still ahead, and seeing them first means the decision about the next home can be made around the children's calendar and the family's own plans, calmly and with everyone at the table.
Working Professionals
Yishun MRT is at your doorstep, and the North-South Line reaches Raffles Place in under forty minutes with no change of trains. One seat from Yishun to the CBD turns the commute into time to read, catch up on messages or simply switch off. For couples heading in different directions, the same station serves both journeys, and Yishun Bus Interchange is a short walk away for the routes the train does not cover, so neither working day has to begin with a long wait.
Drivers have the Seletar Expressway about twelve minutes away for the days a car makes more sense. Coming home, the route from the platform passes Northpoint City for groceries or a takeaway, so the evening starts within minutes of stepping off the train, with time left for the family waiting at home.
On the days work comes home, Northpoint City is a few minutes away for a change of scene, and Yishun Public Library offers a quieter corner to finish a report before the school bell. On those days, a parent is a few minutes from the school gate when the afternoon pick-up comes round.
INVESTORS
Yishun Central has gone more than a decade without a new private launch, and this development will hold only around 110 homes, next to Yishun MRT and Northpoint City. Frasers Property built North Park Residences across the road, which won World Gold for Residential Mid Rise at the FIABCI World Prix d'Excellence in 2022. It is a small, central address in a town where new private homes rarely come up, set right at the heart of how Yishun shops, travels and spends its weekends.
What Is It Like Living Here?
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A school day here starts with a walk. The younger child is dropped at school a short walk from home, the older one heads off with friends, and the MRT platform is three minutes from the door for whoever is heading into the city. By the time the commute begins, the school run is already done, and nobody had to get into a car. Even on rainy mornings the routine holds, because everything the family needs to reach before nine o'clock sits within a few streets of home.
After school, the day moves to Northpoint City, right at your doorstep. Homework at Yishun Public Library, a snack, some new stationery, then home in time for dinner. On evenings when nobody feels like cooking, 928 Yishun Laksa is a short walk away and Chong Pang Food Centre is nearby for a bigger spread. Evenings slow down without much effort. Dinner is close and the walk home is short, so there is time after the dishes for a bedtime story, a game on the living room floor or a stroll to the pond while the town quietens down.
Weekends open up at Yishun Pond Park, a short walk away, where the children can run and play while the adults slow down. Grandparents who live in Yishun can join without a long journey, and Sunday lunch can be at their place one week and yours the next. Birthday parties, playdates and visits to cousins all stay within the same few streets, so the family calendar fills itself without a single long drive. Khoo Teck Puat Hospital is nearby as well, a quiet comfort for a household looking after two generations at once.
Getting further afield is simple. The North-South Line runs into the city without a change, Yishun Bus Interchange is a short walk away for the rest of the island, and the Seletar Expressway is about twelve minutes by car for family trips. Once the development is complete, the new underground link will run into Northpoint City and the shops of the retail podium will sit right below the homes, bringing everyday errands closer still.
Yishun spent three decades making memories at this corner, at the movies, over dinner and on the walk home afterwards. Living here, the next ones get made at home: first days of school, birthday dinners and slow Sunday afternoons, all a few minutes from the place a whole town once came to for a night out.
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*Note: The term "Yishun 10 Residences" is a provisional title for an upcoming development in Yishun.
The official name has not been announced by the developers, and the temporary title "Yishun 10 Residences" may be subject to change.
Copyright 2026 - Yishun 10 Residences - All Rights Reserved
*Note: The term "Yishun 10 Residences" is a provisional title for an upcoming development in Yishun.
The official name has not been announced by the developers, and the temporary title "Yishun 10 Residences" may be subject to change.