Choa Chu Kang Street 51

Choa Chu Kang Street 51 is a part of the Choa Chu Kang region established in the 19th century the Chinese immigrants in Singapore during the early rural settlement. The Choa Chu Kang got its name by coming to the two words “Kang” and “chu” which means “river” and “chu: the name of their clan’s leader”. Covering a vast land of 6 sq.km, the region of Choa Chu Kang provides peaceful residency to more than 110k people with HDB land covering 580 hectares. Out of the whole Choa Chu Kang region, the 52% area of the estate comprises more than 35k dwellings in total. Being settled in the early phase, the region has seen massive communal diversity throughout the years. Now Choa Chu Kang offers affordable housings to a diverse range of people, coming from all parts of the globe. The peaceful establishment and running of KuanHoon Dian Chinese Temple, Grace Christian Centre, Masjid Al-Khair including other religious worshipping place is a perfect example of religious harmony in Choa Chu Kang Street 51. Apart from cultural diversity, the emergence of educational institutions, business establishments and commercial hubs makes this place a self-sufficient, prosperous zone. Not from the religious unity of the locality is something worth admiring, but also the presence of a diverse section of economic classes also keeps the harmony of this place alive. The rapid occurrence of industrialisation, infrastructural development and increased land appreciation rate is some of the reasons that work like a charm for attracting potential investors. Surrounded by popular communities like Sungei Kadut, Teck Whye and Woodlands also popularity to the Chao Chu Kang region.

Choa Chu Kang Street 51 includes 35 blocks of HDB with postal codes ranging from 680501 to 681537 which consists 2052 HDB units. This property was built in 1994 till 2011. The estate mostly consists of 1 bedroom, 2 bedrooms, 3 bedrooms, 4 bedrooms, 5 bedrooms and executive flats apartments. Most flats are quite affordable to purchase when compared with other districts.

Travelling to and from Chao Chu Kang Street 52 is quite smooth and easy due to the presence of several highways and expressways within proximity. With the presence of bus stops in every corner of the street, catching a bus is also quite convenient.

Few Mass Rapid Transits (MRTs) are also available within minutes of walk. These MRTs include Choa Chu Kang MRT Station, Yew Tee LRT Station and Bukit Panjang LRT Station. For private transportation, residents can follow the network of roads connected to the Choa Chu Kang Street 51. These expressways are KJE, Woodland Road, Bukit Bakot Road and BKE.

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Apart from being laden with childcare, primary and secondary schools, the area also consists of several prestigious colleges and Universities for students opting for higher education. One can easily find everything in Street 51 within minutes of walk. Extended range of delicious street foods, cuisines, exotic diners is just 2-5 minutes away. Amenities like salons, boutiques, spas, ATMs, Banks, Filling Stations, Theatres, and grocery stores can be seen in ample over here. For healthcare, residents can visit the nearest Hospitals, govt and private clinics. For recreation, options like parks, shopping malls, nightclubs are also there.

Choa Chu Kang Street 51 is linked other HDB street such as Choa Chu Kang North 5 and Choa Chu Kang Street 52.