Perennial Living, Singapore’s inaugural private assisted living community, begins welcoming residents with spacious apartments designed for independence alongside comprehensive care and lifestyle facilities.
- 200 assisted living apartments and 100 nursing suites available
- Facilities include a swimming pool, gym, karaoke and mahjong rooms, plus a restaurant
- Care packages start around S$7,600 to S$8,000 per month
What happened
Perennial Living opened its doors on August 18, 2026, marking Singapore’s first private assisted living development. Located at Parry Avenue and covering 195,000 square feet, the facility offers 200 assisted living apartments and 100 nursing suites designed specifically for seniors who need support but desire independence. Each apartment features thoughtful touches such as kitchenettes, large windows, and private lift access, balanced with essential safety and health monitoring technologies.
Beyond comfortable living spaces, residents have access to a wide range of amenities including a swimming pool, gym, karaoke lounge, mahjong room, and an on-site restaurant serving both buffet and a la carte meals. The development also houses medical facilities where seniors can see doctors, receive rehabilitation, and access traditional Chinese medicine, all within the compound.
Why it feels good
This new approach to eldercare addresses a growing need in Singapore by offering a middle ground between independent living and full nursing home care. The assisted living model provides personalized daily check-ins, health monitoring, and flexible nursing support, which allows seniors to maintain autonomy while receiving the assistance they require.
Residents benefit from community-centered amenities that promote physical health, social engagement, and mental wellbeing. The inclusion of spaces like the karaoke lounge and mahjong room encourages social interaction, helping to reduce loneliness and foster a sense of belonging. For families, the integrated medical and wellness services provide peace of mind knowing their loved ones are in a safe, supportive environment.
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Perennial Holdings anticipates the occupancy to rise steadily, starting with 30 percent fill within the first year and reaching around 80 percent by the second year. As awareness grows, this new senior living option is expected to attract more residents, including those with dementia or Alzheimer’s and seniors who require varying levels of support.
Future residents can look forward to the nursing suites becoming operational later this year, expanding care options on site. Meanwhile, the community’s mix of wellness programs, social activities, and convenient access to diverse medical services make Perennial Living a promising model for eldercare in Singapore’s evolving landscape.