Fort Gardens
A 69-unit freehold condo in D15, completed in 1993. Developed by Goh & Goh Holdings.
Source: Condo master (URA caveats); URA transactions, Sep 2026
Fort Gardens prices
Prices by bedroom type are based on matching sales to unit sizes.
Source: URA caveats, Sep 2026.
Fort Gardens floor plans by bedroom type
8 layouts. Pick a type to see its floor plans.
Source: Developer floor plans; bedroom counts read by Stacked
Near Fort Gardens
Walking times are estimates based on OneMap walking routes; stations without one are straight-line distances. Check OneMap for your exact route.
Based on straight-line distance only. Check the MOE website for confirmation.

Source: OneMap walking routes, Sep 2026
Condos and supply around Fort Gardens
Source: URA transactions; URA land sales; OneMap distances, Sep 2026
Stacked articles mentioning Fort Gardens
Aug 2025
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May 2021
A Detailed List Of 287 Freehold Condos With En Bloc Potential In 2021 (Part 2)
Aug 2017
En Bloc Fever: 148 little-known freehold property that you need to know about (Part 1)
Sep 2025
District 15 Resale vs New Launch Condos – Analysing Price Gaps for Larger Family Units
Sep 2025
New Launch vs Resale One and Two Bedders in D15: Here’s Where The Price Gaps Are The Biggest
May 2025
Arina East Residences Review: First Condo Launch in Tanjong Rhu in 13 Years, Near MRT Station
1 more article mentions Fort Gardens.
Source: Stacked Homes editorial
Questions about Fort Gardens
Is Fort Gardens freehold?
Yes. Fort Gardens is a freehold condo.
When was Fort Gardens completed?
1993.
How many units does Fort Gardens have?
69 units, up to 15 storeys.
When was the last sale?
Apr 2025. There are 94 sales on record.
What is the nearest MRT station?
Katong Park (TE), a 4-minute walk (320 m). Mountbatten (CC) is 980 m away.
Who developed Fort Gardens?
Goh & Goh Holdings.
Answers generated from the data on this page, Sep 2026