Residence overview and location
This property is a room within a four-bedroom apartment located at 6A Jalan Lempeng, Parc Clematis, Singapore 128822. It is categorised as a non-ensuite room (shared bathroom) within an independent house. The residence sits in the Clementi area, close to several major universities including the National University of Singapore, Nanyang Technological University, Singapore Management University, and Singapore University of Technology and Design. The building offers shared facilities such as a gym, swimming pool, and laundry facilities, as noted in the property tags.
With a Google rating of 4.5 out of 5 from 52 reviews, the residence appears to be generally well-regarded, though individual experiences vary, as highlighted by the three verbatim reviews available. Note that the property listing includes a “not_available” tag, indicating that availability may change; always confirm with the operator.
Who this residence suits
This residence is best suited for students who value a calm and quiet environment and prefer living in a shared apartment with three other housemates. The location is convenient for those attending nearby universities — one reviewer noted it is “close to her University.” The common facilities (swimming pool, gym, and laundry) add convenience for residents who do not mind using shared amenities. The minimum lease of three months also makes it a flexible option for exchange students or those on short-term programmes.
The property is offered through AmberStudent, a global student-housing platform. Because the room is part of a four-bedroom apartment, it works well for individuals who are comfortable with social living and making friends from different cultures — a theme echoed in one positive review that highlighted “making new friends from different cultures.”
Who this residence may not suit
Potential residents who prefer an ensuite bathroom or a fully self-contained studio will find this non-ensuite room unsuitable. The lack of provided bedding and the need to bring or purchase your own blanket, as mentioned in a resident review, may be inconvenient for international students arriving without household items. Additionally, the reviewer noted that you must pay separately for the washing machine and dryer and clean the bedsheet yourself — so those who expect inclusive utilities or maid service may need to adjust their expectations.
Another point raised in the same review is that the outdoor gym can be uncomfortably hot, and a fan was reported broken during their stay (covering half a year). If a fully maintained gym is a priority, this facility may not always meet that standard. The rent was also described as “not cheap” by that resident, so budget-conscious students should compare the price against other shared rooms in the area before committing.
What residents actually say
Three Google reviews provide insight into daily life at this property. They are quoted verbatim below:
Ian Chan (Rating: 3 out of 5)
“Have a really cozy environment nearby. The rent is not cheap, but everything need to prepared by yourself including the blanket. Also need to pay for the washing machine and dryer and clean the bed sheet yourself. Outdoor gym is so hot and the fan were broken. (Half year staying experience.)”
Rutuja Prabhune (Rating: 5 out of 5)
“I came at campus by the assembly place in May 2025. And it was great living here. Nice place to live, enjoy and study. Making New Friends from different cultures. Also Accomodations has celebration such as Chinese New Year, Christmas celebrations etc. Campus by the assembly place feels like home far away from your home”
S S Family First (Rating: 5 out of 5)
“Nice place for students, very calm and quiet with all the facilities. Our daughter is staying here and finds it very convenient. It is close to her University.”
The reviews show a split: two high ratings highlight a pleasant social environment and quiet surroundings, while one lower rating points to out-of-pocket costs for laundry and bedding, plus a maintenance issue in the gym. The review mentioning “celebrations” suggests the operator may organise occasional community events.
Price positioning and room types
The exact monthly rent for this specific room is not provided in the data. However, the city-wide starting price for student housing in Singapore is SGD 207 per month (indicative — confirm with the operator). Given the positive rating and the facilities on site, the actual rent for this room in Parc Clematis is likely higher than the city baseline. The reviewer’s comment “not cheap” supports this assumption.
The room is a non-ensuite type within a four-bedroom apartment. This means you will share the bathroom and common areas (kitchen, living room) with the other three tenants. The property is also listed as an “independent house,” which in Singapore often refers to a condominium unit or landed property. It is not a purpose-built student hall or a HDB flat, but a private apartment setting. There is no deposit figure available in the data; you should confirm the deposit amount and any other upfront payments with the operator.
Booking timing considerations
The property carries a “not_available” tag, which may indicate that the room is currently not open for general booking, or that availability is very limited and subject to change. The earliest lease term mentioned in the data is a minimum of three months, but no specific available-from date is given. Given the global context, it is important to contact the operator (AmberStudent) directly to ask about current vacancies and waiting lists.
If you are planning for the 2026 or 2027 academic intake, start your inquiry at least four to six months ahead, as shared rooms in well-rated condominiums near NUS and NTU tend to fill quickly. Because the rent and deposit are not listed, get a written quotation that includes all potential charges (e.g., utility caps, laundry fees, cleaning costs) before signing any agreement.
Frequently asked questions
What is the minimum lease period?
The data shows a minimum lease of three months. This makes the property suitable for semester-long stays or short-term study periods. Confirm with the operator whether earlier move-out is allowed and what penalties apply.
Are utilities, laundry, and bedding included in the rent?
Based on the resident review, utilities related to laundry are not included — you must pay separately for the washing machine and dryer, and you need to provide your own blanket and clean your own bedsheet. There is no explicit information about water, electricity, or internet in the data; ask the operator for a breakdown of what is covered by the monthly rent.
How far is the residence from the nearest university?
The review from “S S Family First” states the property is “close to her University.” Given the address at Jalan Lempeng in Clementi, the residence is within commuting distance to the National University of Singapore (Kent Ridge campus) and also accessible to other universities such as NTU via public transport. Exact travel times are not provided, so verify using a mapping service or ask the operator for a distance estimate.
Sources & data date
All data used in this article is sourced from the inventory of AmberStudent, dated 2026-07. Reviews are quoted verbatim from Google reviews associated with the listing. Price comparisons reference the city’s minimum room price (SGD 207/month) as listed on the same platform. No external websites or agency names have been used.
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