Chencharu Grove is bounded by Bah Soon Pah Road and Chencharu Link, and comprises 6 residential blocks offering 826 units of 2 room Flexi, 3 room, 4 room and 5 room flats. These homes will be launched as Standard flats under the new flat classification framework, with a shorter waiting time of less than 3 years. In addition, the development includes a Single Room Shared Facilities rental block with 418 units, complete with shared amenities designed to support rental tenants.

The name Chencharu Grove complements nearby developments such as Chencharu Hills and Chencharu Green, and reflects the area’s heritage as a landscape once characterised by fruit trees and agricultural crops. In keeping with this identity, the estate will feature abundant greenery woven throughout its design. Residents will enjoy a range of recreational facilities, including fitness corners, children’s playgrounds and a rooftop garden atop the Multi Storey Car Park. This landscaped roof space will provide additional fitness stations, rest shelters and a communal garden where residents can participate in gardening activities. A preschool will also be located on the first storey of the Multi Storey Car Park for added convenience.

Residents can look forward to the upcoming mixed use Integrated Development situated next to the project. A proposed hawker centre will occupy the ground level of the northern portion of the development, fronting Blocks 969C and 971B, contributing to a vibrant and accessible neighbourhood node.

At the heart of Chencharu, an east west community avenue will link a new park to the existing neighbourhood park near Khatib MRT station. The forthcoming Integrated Development along this avenue will include a new bus interchange, hawker centre and retail shops, creating an active public space for residents to gather and interact.

Transport connectivity will be significantly enhanced for future residents. A new north south road, Chencharu Link, will run through the centre of the estate, serving as a dedicated bus only corridor to ensure smoother bus journeys. Together with the planned bus interchange, the existing Khatib MRT station and bus services along Yishun Avenue 2 and Sembawang Road, residents will benefit from multiple public transport options within and beyond Yishun. Walking and cycling paths will connect key amenities and transport nodes to a wider network extending beyond the town, providing convenient access to neighbouring areas such as Sembawang, recreational destinations including Khatib Bongsu and Lower Seletar Reservoir, as well as the upcoming North South Corridor.