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Room in a 4 Bedroom Apartment, 23A Lor 13 Geylang (Singapore) review 2026: prices, room types & what residents say

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Who is this apartment suitable for?

This room in a four‑bedroom apartment at 23A Lor 13 Geylang is a shared living arrangement that works best for students or young professionals who are comfortable with flatmates and do not need a private bathroom. The property is a non‑ensuite room within an independent house, meaning you share the bathroom with other tenants. If you value social interaction and don’t mind communal spaces, this could be a practical base for your stay in Singapore.

The location in Geylang places you close to the city centre, with good transport links to many parts of Singapore. It is particularly convenient if you are studying or working in the central or eastern areas. The apartment comes with air‑conditioning, laundry facilities, and WiFi – three essentials for daily life in Singapore’s tropical climate.

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What do residents say about this property?

At the time of writing, there are no publicly recorded reviews for this specific listing. The data set contains an empty reviews array. For an independent assessment of the property, prospective tenants are encouraged to:

Because no reviews are available, it is especially important to verify the condition of the room, the number of flatmates, and the shared bathroom arrangement before committing.

How does the price compare to the city average?

Room in a 4 Bedroom Apartment, 23A Lor 13 Geylang

The room is listed at SGD 1,250–1,350 per month (indicative — confirm with the operator). By comparison, the lowest listed price across all 129 properties in Singapore on the platform is SGD 207 per month (indicative — confirm with the operator). That SGD 207 price likely represents a bed in a shared dormitory or a very basic room far from the city centre.

At SGD 1,250–1,350, this room sits in the mid‑range for a non‑ensuite room in a shared house in Singapore. In 2026, typical rental prices for a non‑ensuite room in a shared HDB flat or terrace house in central/eastern Singapore range from SGD 900 to SGD 1,800 per month, depending on size, furnishings, and location. This property’s price is not unusually cheap nor expensive – it falls within the expected bracket.

The significant gap between the city’s from‑price (SGD 207) and this room’s price reflects the difference between a dormitory‑style bed and a private room. If your budget is very tight, you may need to look at hostel‑style accommodations. For a private room in a shared apartment, SGD 1,250–1,350 is a realistic budget.

Room type and lease details

Note that “independent_house” means this is likely a detached or semi‑detached house, not a high‑rise apartment building. In Geylang, many such houses are two‑storey terrace houses. Four bedrooms in such a house may be spread over two floors. The shared bathroom situation – how many bathrooms and for how many people – should be clarified with the operator.

The room is unfurnished or furnished? The data does not specify. Ask the operator about the furnishings.

When should you book?

The room becomes available on 13 July 2026. If you are an incoming international student or worker, bear in mind that July is a peak intake period in Singapore. Many students arrive in July–August for the new academic year, so desirable rooms in this price range tend to get booked early.

Recommended booking timeline:

Because the minimum lease is only three months, this room also suits students on a one‑semester exchange or a short internship starting in July. If you only need a room from July to October, the three‑month minimum works perfectly.

Frequently asked questions

Is this room available for students of any university?

The property is located in Geylang, which is convenient for several major universities in Singapore. The exact distance to each campus depends on your mode of transport. You are advised to check travel time from the address “23A Lor 13 Geylang” to your institution using public transport. The room is available to anyone who meets the operator’s eligibility criteria – typically age and student/professional status. No university affiliation is required.

What is the lease duration and deposit?

The minimum lease is three months. The deposit amount is not listed in the data (indicative – confirm with the operator). Usually, a deposit equals one month’s rent. Make sure to get a written tenancy agreement that clearly states the deposit terms, notice period, and conditions for deductions.

How can I view the room or get more details?

You can contact the operator through the platform’s on‑site assistant or by requesting a viewing. Since there are no reviews, a viewing is highly recommended. Ask about the exact number of flatmates, the number of bathrooms, the condition of the air‑conditioning, and whether utilities are included in the monthly rent.

Sources & data date

All prices and availability are as of July 2026 and are indicative – confirm with the operator before making any financial commitment. Data source: independent global student‑housing platform. No reviews were available for this property at the time of writing.

For live availability and to ask questions directly, use the on‑site assistant on the property page.

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