How Far Is Lentoria from Lentor MRT Station?

Published 23 October 2026 · Straight-line distances measured on OneMap

Lentoria and Lentor Station: the Short Answer

Lentoria is a short walk from Lentor station (TE5) on the Thomson-East Coast Line: the developer’s brochure describes a leisurely five-minute stroll from the development to the station and the mall beside it. Measured in a straight line on OneMap, Exit 4 is about 390 metres from the site, Exit 1 about 410 metres and Exit 2 about 455 metres.

The two kinds of figure answer different questions. The five minutes is the developer’s own walking time, and it is the only walking time quoted anywhere on this site; the metres are straight lines from the site, so the route on foot will always be a little longer. Which exit is quickest depends on which side of the station a resident is heading for.

Straight lines from the site measured on OneMap (SLA); the walk itself is always longer.

Where the Thomson-East Coast Line Goes from Lentoria

Lentor station sits on Lentor Drive. Southbound, the Thomson-East Coast Line runs through Mayflower, Bright Hill, Upper Thomson and Caldecott to Stevens and the Orchard stations, then on through Great World, Outram Park and Maxwell to Shenton Way, Marina Bay and Gardens by the Bay, before it turns east along the coast. Northbound, it reaches Springleaf and then Woodlands.

That one line therefore links the station nearest Lentoria with Orchard, Shenton Way and Marina Bay. For a sense of scale, Orchard Boulevard station (TE13) is about 8.9 kilometres from the site in a straight line and Raffles Place about 11.1 kilometres, which the location page rounds to the city being about eleven kilometres away.

The North-South Line Stations near Lentoria

A second line is within reach too. Yio Chu Kang station (NS15), on Ang Mo Kio Avenue 8, is about 1.2 kilometres from the site, and Ang Mo Kio station (NS16), above the bus interchange beside AMK Hub, about 2.2 kilometres. Both give a route into the city through Bishan, Toa Payoh and Newton, and north towards Yishun and Woodlands.

On the Thomson-East Coast Line itself, Mayflower station (TE6), one stop south of Lentor, is also about 1.2 kilometres away, while Springleaf station (TE4), on the way north, is about 2.5 kilometres from the site.

Buses, Bicycles and Parking at Lentoria

For buses, a side gate on Level 1, with a covered linkway, gives residents a direct path to the bus stop on Yio Chu Kang Road. For cyclists, the developer’s fact sheet provides 101 bicycle lots.

Drivers enter from Lentor Hills Road and pass a roundabout with a sculpture on the way to the Grand Arrival drop-off, under a canopy of timber-like ribs; the guardhouse and the car parks are below, on two basement levels. The fact sheet counts 227 car park lots, three of them with electric-vehicle charging, plus three accessible lots, and the specifications add an electronic parking system.

Shops and Errands within Reach of Lentoria

The station brings more than trains. The mall beside Lentor station lies within the brochure’s five-minute walk, and the older neighbourhoods on either side have their own markets: Ang Mo Kio 628 Market is about 720 metres from the site, Mayflower Market and Food Centre about a kilometre, and Sembawang Hills Food Centre on Upper Thomson Road about 1.2 kilometres. Yio Chu Kang Community Club is about 800 metres away.

For a bigger shop, AMK Hub, beside Ang Mo Kio station and its bus interchange, is about 2.1 kilometres from the site, Thomson Plaza about 3.1 kilometres and Junction 8 in Bishan about 3.9 kilometres. For decades Lentor was a quiet pocket of landed houses and older condominiums; the opening of Lentor station and the Government Land Sales sites around it have turned it into a new private housing estate, with Lentoria one of its developments.

Driving from Lentoria

Yio Chu Kang Road runs along the southern edge of the site, linking Upper Thomson Road to the west with Ang Mo Kio Avenue 5 and the Central Expressway to the east. The developer’s brochure notes that a short drive to the Central Expressway reaches anywhere on the island, and its location map also marks the Seletar Expressway to the north and the North-South Corridor, under construction, which is planned to link the northern towns with the city.

The Lentor MRT and transport guide follows each route in more detail, and the Lentoria location page lists every distance from the site, from the markets of Ang Mo Kio to the reservoir parks in the west.

General information as at the date shown, not financial, legal or tax advice. Particulars of Lentoria come from the developer’s published particulars, fact sheet, brochure and plans; statutory figures are those on this site’s financing pages, and distances are straight lines measured on OneMap. Sources: the developer’s brochure, fact sheet and site plan, with straight-line distances from OneMap, as set out on this site’s location, transport guide and home pages.