The Visionaire is a 99-year leasehold executive condominium commencing from 2015 and completed in 2018. Developed by Qingjian Realty (Sembawang) Pte Ltd, the development occupies a land area of 28,746 sqm with a gross floor area of 60,366 sqm and comprises 632 residential units. It is located along Canberra Drive in Sembawang, within District 27, and is served by nearby MRT stations including Sembawang NS11 and Yishun NS13.
Amenities and Living Environment
The development is well supported by a range of amenities, with nearby grocery options such as Cold Storage, Hao Mart, and FairPrice. Residents also enjoy convenient access to shopping destinations including Sembawang Shopping Centre, Canberra Plaza, and Sun Plaza. District 27, encompassing Sembawang and Yishun, is a mature suburban area offering a balanced living environment. Sembawang is home to the 15-hectare Sembawang Park with a natural beachfront and has evolved from its origins as the Nee Soon Rubber Estate into a well-established residential town with MRT connectivity, retail facilities, and maritime and industrial uses such as Sembawang Shipyard. Yishun complements the area with major amenities including Northpoint City, the Yishun Integrated Transport Hub, Khoo Teck Puat Hospital, and traditional wet markets and hawker centres at Chong Pang.
Connectivity and Regional Outlook
The Visionaire forms part of the North Region, which spans approximately 13,500 hectares and offers a greener and less urbanised environment compared to areas closer to the city centre. The region benefits from integrated developments such as Bukit Canberra, combining sports, healthcare, and community facilities, as well as the Woodlands Health Campus, which is opening progressively to strengthen healthcare provision for residents. Under the Master Plan 2019, enhanced connectivity through additional cycling paths and park connectors, including pedestrian and cycling links between Woodlands MRT, Admiralty Park, and Woodlands Waterfront Park, is expected to further improve accessibility and long-term liveability across the region.
