Sky Eden@bedok

D16 (OCR) 99 yrs lease commencing from 2022

Located in District 16 (Bedok, Upper East Coast, Eastwood, Kew Drive), Sky Eden@Bedok is a 99-year leasehold condominium in the Outside Central Region (OCR). Completed in 2022, the development comprises 158 units, on a lease that commenced in 2022. This page tracks recorded sale prices, rental contracts and yield trends from URA data.

District 16 ·99 yrs lease commencing from 2022 ·Completed 2022
~$2,401 Avg PSF (12-month)
3.1% Rental yield
158 Total units
Category Ratings
Facilities
7.0
Unit size & layout
7.5
Value for money
7.0
Neighbourhood
9.0
MRT accessibility
9.5
Lease remaining
8.5

Overview & Key Facts

Sky Eden @ Bedok is a 158-unit mixed-use development at 1 Bedok Central in District 16 (Outside Central Region), developed by Frasers Property on the former Bedok Point shopping mall site. The development comprises a single 17-storey block with two residential towers — North and South — connected by sky gardens on every level, sitting above 12 commercial retail units at ground level and two levels of basement parking. Designed by ADDP Architects with a biophilic concept inspired by the organic forms of Polypores, Sky Eden features cascading sky gardens that promote cross-ventilation and natural cooling, with 80% of units oriented north-south. The 99-year leasehold tenure commenced in 2022, leaving approximately 95 years on the lease — effectively full tenure for financing and CPF purposes.

First Mixed-Use Launch in Bedok Central in a Decade
Sky Eden @ Bedok was the first new mixed-use development launched in Bedok Central in approximately 10 years, following the collective sale of Bedok Point. At its September 2022 launch, 118 of 158 units (75%) were sold on the first day at an average $2,100 psf — a strong signal of pent-up demand in one of Singapore’s most established mature estates. The development achieved TOP in 2026, and the 12 ground-floor commercial units provide residents with immediate retail convenience without leaving the building.

The sales data tells a compelling story: 160 transactions at an average quantum of $1,937,556 and an average PSF of $2,557, with the PSF trajectory showing a notable jump from $2,094 to $2,598 before settling to $2,516 in recent quarters. The highest recorded transaction reached $2,598 psf in November 2025 for a 689-sqft unit, while the lowest was $1,854 psf at launch in September 2022. The rental market has emerged post-TOP with 18 recorded rental transactions averaging $4,986 per month and a gross yield of 3.25% — a solid return for a compact boutique development in the OCR. With a walkability score of 70/100 and an investment score of 67/100, Sky Eden benefits from the dense amenity infrastructure that defines Bedok Central.

Developer
Tenure
99 yrs lease commencing from 2022
Total units
158
TOP year
2022
District
16 — OCR
Street
BEDOK CENTRAL
Lease remaining
~95 years (of 99)

Location & Connectivity

Bedok Central is one of Singapore’s most comprehensively served mature estate town centres, and Sky Eden’s position at 1 Bedok Central places it at the absolute nucleus of this amenity cluster. The development sits directly above ground-floor commercial units, with Bedok Mall immediately adjacent — a 200,000-square-foot retail centre anchored by FairPrice Xtra, BHG, and over 200 shops and restaurants. The famous Bedok Interchange Hawker Centre, one of Singapore’s busiest and best-loved hawker centres, is a three-minute walk away. This density of daily amenities within a 300-metre radius is exceptional and underpins the 70/100 walkability score.

Bedok MRT — 290 Metres (East-West Line)
Sky Eden’s standout locational advantage is its proximity to Bedok MRT station on the East-West Line, just 290 metres or approximately 3 minutes on foot. Bedok MRT is also an integrated transport hub with the Bedok Bus Interchange directly below, providing extensive bus connectivity across the eastern corridor. From Bedok MRT, the CBD (Raffles Place) is 9 stops or approximately 20 minutes, Paya Lebar interchange is 4 stops, and Changi Airport is 5 stops. The station also provides a transfer to the Downtown Line at Bugis (5 stops). For drivers, the PIE, ECP, and TPE are readily accessible, with New Upper Changi Road providing a direct route to the CBD and Changi Airport.

The surrounding neighbourhood reinforces Bedok Central’s status as a self-contained township. Heartbeat@Bedok is a 5-minute walk and houses an ActiveSG swimming complex, sports halls, gymnasium, badminton and tennis courts, Bedok Public Library, Bedok Polyclinic, and a community club — a comprehensive civic and recreational facility cluster. Grocery options abound: FairPrice Xtra in Bedok Mall, Sheng Siong at Block 212, and the Block 216 wet market are all within walking distance. For lifestyle pursuits, the East Coast Park connector is an 8-minute cycle via the Play Corridor, and Bedok Reservoir Park is under 15 minutes by bicycle.

The school landscape is strong for families. Within the 1-kilometre priority enrolment radius, residents have access to Red Swastika School, Yu Neng Primary School, Opera Estate Primary School, Fengshan Primary School, and Bedok Green Primary School. Temasek Primary School (0.43 km), Temasek Junior College (0.52 km), and Dunman High School (0.94 km) are all within comfortable distance, making Sky Eden one of the better-positioned developments in District 16 for education access across primary, secondary, and pre-university levels.


Schools & Education

2 primary schools within the 1 km Priority Phase balloting radius.

Nearby Schools
SchoolTypeDistance
Temasek Primary SchoolprimaryWithin 1 km
Temasek Junior CollegejcWithin 1 km
Opera Estate Primary SchoolprimaryWithin 1 km
Dunman High SchoolsecondaryWithin 1 km
Dunman High School (JC)jcWithin 1 km
Bedok North Secondary Schoolsecondary~1.1 km
Casuarina Primary Schoolprimary~1.4 km
Yu Neng Primary Schoolprimary~1.5 km

Facilities

Sky Eden’s facility suite is calibrated for a boutique 158-unit development — compact but thoughtfully curated. The amenities are concentrated on Level 2, the communal facilities deck, which sits above the ground-floor commercial units and provides a degree of separation from street activity. The centrepiece is a 30-metre infinity lap pool accompanied by a spa pool, positioned to take advantage of the development’s elevated position above the Bedok Central streetscape. Adjacent to the pool are a function lawn and social pavilion for events and gatherings.

The social and wellness facilities reflect contemporary lifestyle priorities. The Social Clubhouse features a kitchenette and private lounge — a versatile space for hosting or casual socialising. A gymnasium is provided on the facilities deck. Perhaps the most distinctive amenity is the Co-Work Sanctuary, situated beside a lily pond, which offers private work pods and a conference table — a direct response to the post-pandemic shift toward hybrid working. For green-living enthusiasts, a farm garden provides communal planting space, and the development includes a garden trail with landscaped pathways.

Sky Gardens on Every Level
The defining architectural feature of Sky Eden is the network of sky gardens connecting the North and South towers on every residential floor from Level 3 to Level 17. These landscaped bridges are not merely aesthetic — they function as shared communal green spaces, promote cross-ventilation throughout the development, and create visual connectivity to nature on every floor. Combined with the biophilic design philosophy, the sky gardens give residents a sense of living within a vertical garden rather than a conventional tower block.

“The sky gardens on every level are genuinely special — you step out of your unit and there’s greenery and fresh air right there. The pool isn’t huge but with only 158 units it never feels crowded. The co-working pods by the lily pond are a nice touch — I use them for Zoom calls when I want a change from working at home. The commercial shops downstairs mean you can grab coffee or groceries without even leaving the compound. It’s a small development but the facilities punch above their weight.”

— Resident, 3-bedroom premium, since TOP 2026 (PropertyGuru Forum)

The interior fittings are solid for the price segment: Bosch kitchen appliances, Geberit and Hansgrohe bathroom fittings — reputable European brands that sit in the upper-mid tier. The finishing standard is appropriate for a $2,500 psf OCR development without reaching the luxury tier of brands like V-Zug or Gaggenau found at higher price points. For a 158-unit boutique development, the facility-to-resident ratio is reasonable, though the compact site area of 44,526 sqft means that facilities are necessarily more intimate than those at larger developments.


Unit Sizes & Layout

Sky Eden offers 158 units across five configurations: 2-Bedroom Deluxe (657 sqft, 16 units), 2-Bedroom Premium (689–743 sqft, 48 units), 3-Bedroom Deluxe (893 sqft, 32 units), 3-Bedroom Premium (1,087 sqft, 46 units), and 4-Bedroom Premium (1,302 sqft, 16 units). The unit mix is weighted toward two- and three-bedroom layouts, which together account for 142 of 158 units (90%). The absence of one-bedroom or studio configurations reflects the development’s positioning toward owner-occupiers and young families rather than pure investment buyers.

Stack selection tip: The North Tower faces the Bedok Reservoir direction and consists primarily of 3-bedroom stacks (4 stacks) with one 2-bedroom stack. The South Tower faces toward the East Coast and comprises mostly 2-bedroom stacks alongside 3-bedroom and 4-bedroom stacks. North-south orientation covers 80% of units, minimising direct afternoon sun exposure. Buyers should note that some lower-floor units in the South Tower may experience ambient noise from the MRT track, which runs 50–70 metres from the residential blocks — the developer engaged acoustic consultants and installed acoustic boards, but noise-sensitive buyers should consider mid-to-upper floors. West-facing 2-bedroom stacks receive more afternoon sun and have less desirable views.

Layout efficiency is generally good across the range. The 2-Bedroom Deluxe at 657 sqft provides a functional layout with a dumbbell bedroom configuration, though the master bedroom is on the compact side. The 2-Bedroom Premium variants (689–743 sqft) offer more breathing room and a slightly better kitchen configuration. The 3-Bedroom Deluxe at 893 sqft is tightly planned — the third bedroom is modest and best suited as a study or child’s room. The 3-Bedroom Premium at 1,087 sqft is the sweet spot of the development: genuinely workable family living with three properly sized bedrooms, a helper-friendly layout, and a kitchen that can accommodate a dining setup. The 4-Bedroom Premium at 1,302 sqft is the most spacious configuration, catering to larger families who want the convenience of Bedok Central without the maintenance burden of landed property.

At the development’s average PSF of $2,557, the entry quantum is accessible relative to many new launches: a 2-Bedroom Deluxe starts at approximately $1.68 million, a 3-Bedroom Deluxe at $2.28 million, and a 4-Bedroom Premium at $3.33 million. The 3-Bedroom Premium at around $2.78 million represents the core value proposition — a family-sized unit in a mixed-use development steps from Bedok MRT, in a mature estate with comprehensive schools and amenities, at a quantum that remains within reach of HDB upgraders using combined CPF and housing grants.

Unit Mix (from transaction data)
BedroomsTransactionsAvg PSFAvg Price
1 BR46$2,175$1,475,957
2 BR55$2,112$1,785,907
3 BR65$2,101$2,407,938
4 BR1$1,909$3,000,000

Pricing & Market Position

Across 167 recorded transactions (all-time), sale prices range from $1,316,000 to $3,000,000, averaging $1,949,910.

Over the last 12 months, transactions averaged $2,401 psf.

Rents range from $3,900 to $6,800 per month across 52 rental transactions. Current rental yield sits at approximately 3.1%.

SKY EDEN@BEDOK sits at the 1st percentile of District 16 condo PSF.

Rental Yield by Bedroom Type

Blended yield hides the spread between unit sizes — smaller units at SKY EDEN@BEDOK typically rent harder per dollar of purchase price. The final column shows monthly rent per $100,000 invested, so unit sizes compare on equal capital:

Per-bedroom gross yield at SKY EDEN@BEDOK
TypeAvg RentAvg PriceGross YieldRent per $100k
2 BR$4,241/mo$1,785,9072.85%$237/mo
3 BR$5,628/mo$2,407,9382.80%$234/mo
4 BR$6,800/mo$3,000,0002.72%$227/mo

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Price Appreciation

From 2022 to 2026, the average PSF has appreciated by 12.5% (from $2,112 to $2,376 psf).

2024
-0.1%
$2,094 psf
2025
+24.1%
$2,598 psf
2026
-8.6%
$2,376 psf

From the 2025 high, SKY EDEN@BEDOK prices have given back 8.6% — still 12.5% above the 2022 baseline.

Price Index Check

The ShiokNest Price Index for District 16 reads 140.4 as of June 2026 — up 8.4% year-on-year. The index tracks repeat-sales price movement, so it is less distorted by shifts in what happens to be transacting than a raw average PSF.

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Neighbourhood Comparison

Sky Eden @ Bedok ($2,557 psf, 99-year from 2022) occupies a distinctive niche in the District 16 landscape: a boutique mixed-use development with best-in-class MRT proximity and walkable convenience, priced at a premium that reflects its Bedok Central positioning. The most direct competitor is Sceneca Residence ($2,084 psf, 99-year from 2022), a 268-unit development at Tanah Merah MRT on the same East-West Line. Sceneca offers a 19% PSF discount, a larger site with more extensive facilities, and direct MRT connection — but Tanah Merah is a less established neighbourhood with fewer walkable amenities than Bedok Central. For buyers who prioritise the mature estate ecosystem of Bedok over raw PSF savings, Sky Eden’s premium is justified by the vastly superior neighbourhood infrastructure.

The Bayshore ($1,227 psf, 99-year) is the value play in the eastern corridor — priced 52% below Sky Eden, this 230-unit development on Bayshore Road offers a significantly lower entry quantum and a larger site. However, The Bayshore is a pure residential development without mixed-use convenience, located further from MRT stations and the established Bedok Central amenity cluster. The PSF gap reflects the fundamental difference between a town-centre mixed-use product and a residential estate development.

The Glades ($1,610 psf, 99-year from 2013) at Tanah Merah provides an interesting resale benchmark: a completed 726-unit development near Tanah Merah MRT with extensive facilities on a larger site. At 37% below Sky Eden on PSF, The Glades offers resort-style living with a 50-metre pool, tennis court, and extensive landscaping that Sky Eden’s compact site cannot accommodate. The trade-off is a less central location, an older development (9 years into its lease versus Sky Eden’s 95 years remaining), and lower walkability. For buyers who want space and facilities over town-centre convenience, The Glades represents compelling value.

Eco ($1,442 psf, 99-year from 2014) in Bedok South offers an alternative Bedok address at 44% below Sky Eden’s PSF. With 748 units on a substantially larger site, Eco delivers extensive facilities and a more spacious living environment. The trade-off is distance from Bedok MRT (approximately 900 metres versus Sky Eden’s 290 metres) and a location in Bedok South rather than Bedok Central, which means fewer walkable amenities. The PSF gap between Sky Eden and Eco quantifies the premium for prime town-centre positioning and direct MRT adjacency in the Bedok submarket — buyers who can live without the 3-minute MRT walk will find significantly more space and facilities for their dollar at Eco.

District 16 Comparables
DevelopmentTenureTOPUnits~Avg PSF
SKY EDEN@BEDOK99 yrs lease commencing from 20222022158$2,401
PINERY RESIDENCES99 years leasehold$2,551
VELA BAY99 years leasehold$2,869
SCENECA RESIDENCE99 yrs lease commencing from 20212023268$2,085
THE BAYSHORE99-year leasehold19961,038$1,237
THE GLADES99 yrs lease commencing from 20132017726$1,614

Lease Decay Analysis

The 99-year lease runs from 2022, meaning approximately 4 years have already been consumed. Roughly 95 years remain — still comfortably within the range where most banks will offer full financing without restrictions.

Lease Milestones
YearLease remainingImplication
2026 (now)~95 yearsFull bank financing available
2052~69 yearsCPF usage still unrestricted for most buyers
2061~59 yearsApproaching 60-year threshold — CPF limits begin for some
2081~39 yearsSignificant financing restrictions for next buyer
2121ExpiryLease reverts to state

For a buyer purchasing today with a 10-year horizon (exit around 2036), the lease situation is essentially a non-issue — you’d be selling a property with ~85 years remaining, which is still very bankable. The risk profile changes for longer holds.


ShiokNest Scores

Our proprietary scoring system evaluates SKY EDEN@BEDOK across multiple dimensions.

Walkability
100/100
MRT: 25/25, School: 20/20, Hawker: 15/15, Mall: 15/15, Park: 10/10, Supermarket: 10/10, Clinic: 5/5
Investment
75/100
+20.0% YoY ·3.1% yield ·9 txns/yr ·95 yrs left ·0.29 km to MRT ·+55.0% district YoY ·En-bloc 28/100
Profitability
59/100
Win rate: 100 — 5 transaction pairs, 100% profitable, avg +$99,978
En-Bloc Potential
28/100
Verdict: Low
Overall ShiokNest Score
66/100 — composite of walkability, investment, profitability, en-bloc, and market trend factors.

What Residents Say

“We upgraded from a 4-room HDB in Bedok and didn’t want to leave the area — our kids are in Red Swastika and my parents live two blocks away. Sky Eden was the obvious choice. The 3-bedroom premium is well laid out and the 1,087 sqft gives us enough room. Walking to Bedok Mall for groceries or the hawker centre for dinner is something we do almost every day. The commercial shops downstairs have a clinic, bubble tea shop, and a mini-mart, which is incredibly handy. We barely drive anymore.”

— Resident, 3-bedroom premium, since TOP 2026 (99.co Review)

“Bought a 2-bedroom premium as an investment and it tenanted within two weeks of TOP at $4,800 per month. Tenants love the MRT proximity and the fact that you can get everything you need without a car. The yield works out to about 3.2% which I’m happy with for a new development. The sky gardens are a nice selling point when showing the unit — tenants always comment on how green and airy the common areas feel compared to typical condos.”

— Investor-owner, 2-bedroom premium, purchased at launch 2022 (HardwareZone Forum)

“The location is unbeatable — I say this as someone who looked at every new launch in the east over the past three years. Nothing else puts you this close to an MRT interchange, a mall, a hawker centre, a library, and a sports complex all within 5 minutes’ walk. The development itself is compact — the pool isn’t going to win any awards — but we bought for the address, not the facilities. The only downside is some train noise on lower floors of the south-facing units. We’re on floor 12 north-facing and it’s not an issue for us.”

— Resident, 3-bedroom deluxe, since TOP 2026 (PropertyGuru Forum)

“I work from home three days a week and the co-working pods by the lily pond are genuinely useful — not just a marketing gimmick. The farm garden is a nice community touch too, my wife grows herbs there. Frasers has done a good job with the common area maintenance so far. My one gripe is parking — two levels of basement parking for 158 units plus the commercial visitors means it gets tight on weekends. But honestly, with the MRT right there, we’re considering selling our second car.”

— Resident, 4-bedroom premium, since TOP 2026 (EdgeProp Forum)

Strengths & Weaknesses

Strengths
  • Exceptional MRT proximity — Bedok MRT (East-West Line) just 290 metres away with integrated bus interchange for comprehensive public transport coverage
  • Mixed-use convenience — 12 ground-floor commercial units provide clinic, F&B, and retail without leaving the development compound
  • Unmatched neighbourhood amenities — Bedok Mall, Bedok Interchange Hawker Centre, Heartbeat@Bedok (polyclinic, library, sports complex) all within 5 minutes' walk
  • Strong school access — 5 primary schools within 1 km (Red Swastika, Yu Neng, Opera Estate, Fengshan, Bedok Green) plus Temasek Primary 0.43 km and Temasek JC 0.52 km
  • Fresh 95-year lease (from 2022) — no CPF or financing constraints for decades; effectively full tenure for practical purposes
  • Biophilic design with sky gardens on every level — cross-ventilation, greenery on every floor, and 80% north-south unit orientation
  • Solid rental demand — 18 rental transactions averaging $4,986/month with 3.25% gross yield, driven by MRT proximity and walkable convenience
  • PSF appreciation from launch — prices moved from $2,100 psf at launch to current average of $2,557, showing healthy capital growth
  • Proven developer — Frasers Property is an established multinational with a strong track record in Singapore residential and mixed-use developments
  • Co-work sanctuary with private pods — practical response to hybrid work trends, backed by quality Bosch/Geberit/Hansgrohe fittings throughout
Weaknesses
  • Compact 44,526 sqft site — limits facility scale to 30m pool (no 50m option), no tennis court, and tighter unit spacing than suburban developments
  • MRT track noise — rail corridor runs 50–70 metres from residential blocks; acoustic boards installed but lower-floor south-facing units may notice ambient train noise
  • Only 158 units — higher per-unit maintenance fees compared to larger developments; smaller resale pool may affect liquidity
  • Basement parking pressure — two levels shared between 158 residential units and commercial unit visitors; can get tight on weekends
  • No large function room or extensive landscaped grounds — buyers seeking resort-style facilities should look at larger developments like The Glades or Eco
  • PSF premium over nearby competitors — 23% above Sceneca Residence, 58% above Eco, 78% above The Glades; paying significantly for the Bedok Central address
  • 99-year leasehold — not freehold; while 95 years remaining is effectively full tenure, it cannot match freehold developments for absolute long-term holding
  • Compact 2-bedroom deluxe (657 sqft) — master bedroom is on the smaller side; may feel tight for couples with significant storage needs
  • Limited privacy on lower floors — compact site and Bedok Central surroundings mean adjacent buildings and commercial activity are visible from lower units
  • West-facing 2-bedroom stacks receive significant afternoon sun — higher cooling costs and less comfortable without heavy curtains or tinting

What Could Work Against You

  • With just 9 sales in the trailing year, pricing signals are indicative rather than definitive; expect wider bid-ask spreads when you negotiate.

Who This Actually Suits

This is a strong match for families with young children, multi-generational families, mrt-walkable commuters and wfh / hybrid workers. Family-suitable layout and OCR (Outside Central Region) location with established school catchments nearby.

One caution flagged here: avoid if mrt-dependent — MRT access is meaningfully constrained — transit-dependent buyers should consider better-connected alternatives.


Verdict

Sky Eden @ Bedok is a development that delivers on a simple but powerful promise: maximum convenience in a mature estate. At 290 metres from Bedok MRT, with a hawker centre, shopping mall, bus interchange, polyclinic, library, and sports complex all within a 5-minute walk, the location is the product. The 70/100 walkability score and 9.5/10 MRT access rating reflect a daily living convenience that few developments in Singapore’s Outside Central Region can match. Add the 12 ground-floor commercial units and you have a genuinely self-contained living environment where running errands rarely requires getting into a car.

Compact Site — Trade-Offs to Consider
Sky Eden’s 44,526 sqft site area is small for a 158-unit development. The trade-off for prime Bedok Central positioning is a compact footprint that limits facility scale (30m pool, no tennis court, no large function room) and creates tighter unit spacing than suburban developments on larger sites. The MRT track runs 50–70 metres from the residential blocks — acoustic boards are installed, but noise remains a consideration for lower-floor buyers. The 17-storey height means upper floors enjoy good views, but lower floors face adjacent buildings and the MRT corridor. Buyers should view Sky Eden as a convenience-first proposition where location and connectivity outweigh resort-style living.

The investment fundamentals are encouraging. The PSF trajectory from $2,112 at early sales to a peak of $2,598 before settling at $2,516 shows healthy appreciation from launch prices, with the recent slight dip likely reflecting the typical normalisation after an initial surge. The emerging rental market with 18 transactions averaging $4,986/month and a 3.25% gross yield is competitive for the OCR segment — driven by the MRT proximity, the Bedok Central amenity cluster, and the mixed-use ground-floor retail that appeals to tenants seeking walkable convenience. With 95 years remaining on the lease, financing and CPF constraints are a non-issue for the foreseeable future.

The development’s limitations are inherent to its compact format. Facilities are functional rather than expansive — residents seeking large pools, tennis courts, or extensive landscaped gardens will be better served by developments like Sceneca Residence or The Glades, which sit on larger sites. The 158-unit count means maintenance fees per unit are proportionally higher than at mega-developments. And while the biophilic sky gardens are an attractive design feature, the reality of a small site means that outdoor space is shared across a relatively dense residential population.

Sky Eden @ Bedok is best suited to buyers who prioritise daily convenience above all else — the commuter who wants to walk 3 minutes to MRT, the family that values having primary schools, a polyclinic, and a hawker centre within walking distance, and the investor who recognises that MRT-adjacent mixed-use developments in mature estates consistently attract strong rental demand. For this buyer profile, Sky Eden delivers exactly what it promises.

HDB Alternatives Nearby

Weighing SKY EDEN@BEDOK against staying public? These HDB towns sit within walking or short-drive distance:

  • Bedok — 4-room average $659,895 (60m away), an upgrader gap of about $1,300,000
  • Tampines — 4-room average $683,199 (1.5 km away), an upgrader gap of about $1,250,000

Frequently Asked Questions

How far is Sky Eden @ Bedok from the nearest MRT station?
Bedok MRT station on the East-West Line is approximately 290 metres away — about a 3-minute walk. Bedok is also an integrated transport hub with the Bedok Bus Interchange directly below, providing extensive bus connectivity. From Bedok MRT, Raffles Place (CBD) is 9 stops (~20 minutes), Paya Lebar interchange is 4 stops, and Changi Airport is 5 stops. This is one of the shortest MRT distances of any condo in District 16.
What is the rental yield at Sky Eden @ Bedok?
Based on 18 recorded rental transactions since TOP, the average monthly rent is $4,986 with a gross rental yield of approximately 3.25%. This is a solid yield for an OCR development and reflects the strong rental demand driven by MRT proximity, Bedok Central amenities, and the mixed-use convenience. Two-bedroom units have been tenanting quickly post-TOP, with some units finding tenants within two weeks of completion.
What schools are within 1 km of Sky Eden @ Bedok?
Sky Eden has strong primary school access. Within the 1 km priority enrolment radius: Red Swastika School, Yu Neng Primary School, Opera Estate Primary School, Fengshan Primary School, and Bedok Green Primary School. Additionally, Temasek Primary is 0.43 km away, Temasek Junior College is 0.52 km, and Dunman High School is 0.94 km. This makes Sky Eden one of the best-positioned developments in District 16 for families with school-age children.
Is MRT noise a problem at Sky Eden?
The MRT track runs approximately 50–70 metres from the residential blocks. The developer engaged acoustic consultants and installed acoustic boards to comply with NEA's noise limit of 57 dBA inside bedrooms. Most residents report that mid-to-upper floor units (Level 8+) experience minimal noise impact, while lower-floor south-facing units may notice ambient train noise during peak hours. North-facing units are generally less affected. If you are noise-sensitive, request to view or stay in the specific stack and floor level you are considering.
What are the unit sizes and prices at Sky Eden?
Sky Eden offers five unit types: 2-Bedroom Deluxe (657 sqft, from ~$1.68M), 2-Bedroom Premium (689–743 sqft, from ~$1.76M), 3-Bedroom Deluxe (893 sqft, from ~$2.28M), 3-Bedroom Premium (1,087 sqft, from ~$2.78M), and 4-Bedroom Premium (1,302 sqft, from ~$3.33M). The average transacted PSF is $2,557. The 3-Bedroom Premium at around $2.78M represents the core value proposition for families.
How does Sky Eden compare to Sceneca Residence?
Sky Eden ($2,557 psf) commands a 23% premium over Sceneca Residence ($2,084 psf). Both are 99-year leasehold developments from 2022 on the East-West Line. Sky Eden offers the mature Bedok Central ecosystem (mall, hawker centre, polyclinic, library, sports complex all within 5 minutes), while Sceneca at Tanah Merah has a larger site with more facilities but a less established surrounding neighbourhood. The premium reflects Bedok Central's superior walkable amenity density.
What commercial shops are on the ground floor?
Sky Eden has 12 commercial retail units on the ground floor, which include a mix of F&B outlets, a clinic, convenience retail, and service shops. These provide day-to-day necessities without leaving the compound — a significant convenience advantage of the mixed-use format. The commercial units also serve the wider Bedok Central community, ensuring a steady flow of foot traffic and viable tenancy.
Is Sky Eden a good investment?
Sky Eden shows promising investment fundamentals: PSF appreciation from $2,100 at launch to $2,557 average (22% gain), a healthy 3.25% gross yield from early rental transactions, and strong locational demand drivers (MRT adjacency, mature estate amenities, schools). The 95-year remaining lease poses no financing constraints. Risks include the PSF premium over District 16 competitors, the compact development size (which may limit resale liquidity compared to larger projects), and the inherent ceiling on capital growth once the initial post-launch appreciation has been captured. For investors, the MRT proximity and mixed-use format support consistent rental demand.
Data as of June 2026

Latest recorded data point: Jun 2026 · 167 records analysed · Source: URA private-sale caveats