By MRT station / Woodlands MRT
Launches around Woodlands MRT
There are 3 tracked new launches near Woodlands MRT, and Norwood Grand 景林嘉园 is the closest at 1.1 km (14 min walk). This page currently shows 1 now selling and 2 upcoming.
1.1 km (14 min walk) from the station

Norwood Grand 景林嘉园
D25 - Admiralty / Woodlands
Launch 19 Oct 2024
348 units · 95% sold
From $2.6xxM · $2,0xx psf
18 units remaining
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1.3 km (17 min walk) from the station

Wynwood Grand (EC)
D25 - Admiralty / Woodlands
Launch Jan 2027
Price list on request
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1.7 km (22 min walk) from the station

Clovelle of Woodlands
D25 - Admiralty / Woodlands
Launch 30 Jun 2027
570 units
Price list on request
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Common questions
Which new launches are near Woodlands MRT?
This page tracks 3 new launches near Woodlands MRT. Norwood Grand 景林嘉园 is the nearest by straight-line distance at 1.1 km (14 min walk), and this page currently shows 1 now selling and 2 upcoming.
How do I get prices for the launches near Woodlands MRT?
Prices are not published on this site. Open any project on this page and request its price list, and the team sends you the current prices and floor plans on WhatsApp.
Is Norwood Grand 景林嘉园 within walking distance of Woodlands MRT?
Norwood Grand 景林嘉园 is 1.1 km (14 min walk) from Woodlands MRT by straight-line distance. The actual walk is longer, so check the route, crossings and project exit before you decide whether it works for your daily trip.
How close is the MRT station in practical terms?
Distance to the station affects a trip you may make every day. A shorter route means less time getting to and from the train, and an awkward route can change how useful that station feels, so check the route you would take, including the project exit you would use, before you decide.
MRT access also matters when you eventually sell, because future buyers will judge the same daily trip. A nearby station keeps a project relevant to buyers who depend on the train, but distance alone does not decide demand or value. Our distances are straight-line measurements, so the actual walk is longer: use the figure to compare projects quickly, then check the walking route yourself before treating any project as walkable.