Who Is Singroost Singapore Barossa For?
Singroost Singapore Barossa is a student housing property located at Singapore 117703, near the western part of the island. It offers non-ensuite rooms and shared rooms, with monthly rentals ranging from SGD 1,600 to SGD 3,100 (indicative — confirm with the operator). The minimum lease is three months, and the earliest move-in date is 29 June 2026.
This residence is best suited for students who prioritise a quiet, well-equipped living environment and do not mind sharing facilities. From the building’s tags (dual occupancy, CCTV, parking) and the available unit types, it is clear that Singroost Singapore Barossa is designed for shared living arrangements — either room-sharing or sharing common areas like kitchens and bathrooms. The presence of CCTV and parking suggests the operator places importance on security and convenience for residents with vehicles.
Who it suits:
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Students studying at nearby universities. The reviews mention proximity to James Cook University (JCU). Given the address in Singapore 117703 (Clementi area), it is also within reasonable distance to the National University of Singapore (NUS) and Singapore Management University (SMU), though travel time should be verified. The property is described as “within easy reach of the subway station,” so those relying on public transport will find it convenient.
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Students who prefer a structured, screened community. One review notes that Singroost “implements a rigorous screening process for residents,” which may appeal to those who value a secure and respectful living atmosphere. The dual-occupancy tag indicates that some rooms are designed for two people, so pairing with a known roommate could be an option.
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Students who need parking. If you have a car or motorcycle, the on-site parking tag is a notable advantage, as many student accommodations in Singapore do not offer dedicated parking.
Who it may not suit:
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Students who want an ensuite bathroom. All listed unit types are non-ensuite and shared room. There are no studio or ensuite options. If you need a private bathroom, this property will not meet your needs.
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Budget-conscious students. The minimum rent of SGD 1,600 per month is significantly higher than the city’s lowest advertised monthly price (SGD 207, indicative — confirm with the operator). While that city figure may represent a very basic shared room or a different property type, the comparison shows that Singroost Singapore Barossa is positioned at the mid-to-upper end of the student housing market. Those on a tight budget will need to look elsewhere.
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Students who want a short-term stay under three months. The minimum lease is three months, so a short-term visit or one-month exchange program would not be possible here.
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Students who prefer a centrally located property. Singapore 117703 is in the western part of the island, closer to NUS and JCU but farther from downtown areas. If your classes are in the central business district or at NTU (which is farther west in Pioneer), you should check commute times.
What Residents Actually Say
Three reviews on Google rate Singroost Singapore Barossa 5 out of 5. Here are the verbatim comments:
Jinheng Liu (5 stars):
“The living environment here is excellent. There is a complete range of living amenities, and it’s within easy reach of the subway station, making daily life very convenient. I’ve heard that Singroost implements a rigorous screening process for residents, ensuring that all students living here have excellent character a”
AntiØrete Ashcroft (5 stars):
“The living environment is good, and the landlord provides us with enough daily necessities such as rubbish bins. More importantly, the house is close to school such as JCU, which is the reason why I like living here.”
yici xia (5 stars):
“1. The house is clean and cozy, with complete and convenient facilities. Transportation is convenient, and the stay was fantastic! 2. The environment is beautiful and tranquil, the layout is reasonable and comfortable, and the host is very welcoming. Highly recommended!”
Key takeaways from resident feedback:
- The property is clean, cozy, and well-equipped with daily necessities.
- It is close to a subway station and to JCU, making commuting easy.
- The screening process is seen as a positive by at least one resident.
- The host/landlord is described as welcoming and helpful.
- The surrounding environment is described as “beautiful and tranquil.”
No negative reviews were provided in the data, so this picture is entirely positive. While four reviews on Google are a small sample, the consistent 5-star rating suggests a high level of resident satisfaction — at least among those who chose to leave feedback.
Price and Room Type Guidance
Price positioning vs. the city’s from-price:
According to platform data, the lowest monthly rent for any student accommodation in Singapore is SGD 207 (indicative — confirm with the operator). Singroost Singapore Barossa starts at SGD 1,600 per month, which is roughly 7.7 times that baseline. This large gap indicates that the property is not a budget option. However, the city’s “from price” likely represents a very basic shared room or a promotional rate; most standard student housing in Singapore falls in the range of SGD 800–2,500 per month. At SGD 1,600–3,100, this property sits above the median.
Room types available:
- Non-ensuite rooms: These are private bedrooms but you share bathroom and kitchen facilities with other residents. The exact number of sharers is not specified — confirm with the operator.
- Shared rooms: These rooms are designed for two occupants (dual occupancy). Each occupant pays their share of the rent, but the total cost for the room may be higher than a single non-ensuite.
Which option to choose:
If you are coming alone and want a private bedroom, a non-ensuite is the only choice. If you are open to sharing a room with a friend or another student, a shared room could lower your monthly outlay (the per-person cost would be half the room’s total rent, which falls within the SGD 1,600–3,100 range — but the exact split should be confirmed). Keep in mind that shared-room living requires compatibility with your roommate.
No pricing breakdown per room type was provided. You will need to ask the operator for specific rates.
Deposit: No deposit amount was listed in the data. Please confirm any security deposit or advance payment with the operator.
Minimum lease period: 3 months.
Availability: Earliest move-in date is 29 June 2026.
When to Book
The property’s earliest availability is late June 2026, which aligns with the start of the academic year for many Singapore universities (typically August intake). If you are planning to move in for the fall semester, booking around April–June 2026 would give you time to compare options while rooms are still available. Since the property has only four Google reviews, it may not be as widely known; but that also means availability could be less competitive than larger purpose-built student accommodations. However, given the positive reviews, demand may pick up as more students discover it.
For a July 2026 intake (some programs have a July start), the available date of 29 June 2026 works well. If you need to move in earlier (e.g., May or June for a summer program), this property may not be ready.
Given the three-month minimum lease, you can book for a semester or a short-term stay up to 12 months. There is no indication of year-long contracts being required.
Because rental prices in Singapore fluctuate, it is wise to check current rates and availability close to your intended move-in date. The stated price range is indicative — confirm with the operator.
Frequently Asked Questions
Is Singroost Singapore Barossa close to public transport?
Yes, according to resident Jinheng Liu, the property is “within easy reach of the subway station.” The exact station is not named in the data, but given the address at Singapore 117703, the nearest MRT station is likely Clementi or Dover on the East-West Line. You should verify the walking distance with the operator.
Are bills (utilities, internet) included in the rent?
The data does not specify what is included in the monthly rent. The review by AntiØrete Ashcroft mentions that the landlord provides daily necessities such as rubbish bins, but there is no mention of water, electricity, or internet. You must ask the operator whether bills are separate or bundled into the rental amount.
Can I have a car or motorcycle at this property?
Yes, the property is tagged with “Parking,” so on-site parking is available. Confirm with the operator whether a parking fee applies and whether spaces are limited.
Sources & data date
All price and availability data are sourced from the housing platform on which this property is listed. The review comments come from Google (4 reviews, 5.0 average). Data is current as of July 2026.
For live availability and current pricing, please use the on-site assistant chat to ask directly about vacancies and to confirm all details with the operator.
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