GuocoLand to open preview for Lentor Modern on 2 September

The private condominium will be completed in 2026.

The show gallery for Lentor Modern will be open for preview starting 2 September, GuocoLand announced.

Once completed in 2026, Lentor Modern will become the first private condominium launch in the Lentor neighbourhood in more than two decades.

Lentor Modern is situated on a 1.7-hectare site and comprises three 25-storey residential towers above a mall with more than 96,000 square feet (“sq ft”) of F&B and retail shops, a supermarket and a childcare centre.

“Lentor Modern’s 605 residences offer layouts of 1- to 4-bedroom units. The 2- to 4-bedroom units all come with an additional Flex Room,” GuocoLand said.

The price of units at the development starts at $1,880 per square foot (psf). For a 1-bedroom unit, the price starts from $1.088, a 2-bedroom unit is from S$1.388m, and a 4-bedroom unit is from S$2.918 million.

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