Ping Yi Court is tucked in a quiet, older part of Bedok. While the immediate surroundings aren’t exactly buzzing with activity, essential amenities are still within easy reach. Here’s a closer look at what to expect, and which stacks are worth considering if you’re thinking of getting a unit here.&nbsp;<figure class="table"><table><tbody><tr><td>BTO</td><td>Ping Yi Court</td></tr><tr><td>Location</td><td>Along Chai Chee Street</td></tr><tr><td>Classification</td><td>Standard</td></tr><tr><td>Total no. of units</td><td>862</td></tr><tr><td>Unit types</td><td>2-room Flexi, 3-, 4- and 5-room units as well as 3Gen flats</td></tr><tr><td>No. of blocks</td><td>5</td></tr><tr><td>How tall?</td><td>15 storeys</td></tr><tr><td>Estimated completion date</td><td>2Q 2029</td></tr><tr><td>Pricing for 99-year lease</td><td>2-room Flexi 1: $201K - $231K&nbsp; 2-room Flexi 2: $223K - $286K 3-room: $353K - $448K 4-room: $498K - $624K 5-room: $715K - $857K 3Gen: $782K - $874K</td></tr></tbody></table></figure>&nbsp;<h3>What’s around Ping Yi Court?</h3>&nbsp;The area around Ping Yi Court is mainly made up of a medical centre, a nursing home and several HDB estates. Chai Chee Street itself is pretty quiet with not a whole lot of foot and vehicular traffic, though if you look a little further out, you’ll find zones for light industries, and further south, a business park.<figure class="image"><img style="aspect-ratio:1200/675;" src="https://d213h1b7vxzzl3.cloudfront.net/editor/1cedea91-9736-43e6-a27c-35f57c94e5f9-blob" width="1200" height="675"></figure>Chai Chee Street&nbsp;<figure class="image"><img style="aspect-ratio:1200/675;" src="https://d213h1b7vxzzl3.cloudfront.net/editor/6c67d330-d1a8-469f-b3b8-227930aa3bba-blob" width="1200" height="675"></figure>The medical centre + a nursing home adjacent to the BTO&nbsp;For daily errands, there are small mini-marts nearby, which are handy if you forget something at home. For more options, head to the main neighbourhood centre about an 8-minute walk away (cutting through the HDB blocks) along Chai Chee Road and New Upper Changi Road. There, you’ll find FairPrice and Prime supermarkets, a wet market, a few coffee shops and plenty of other services and retail options. Sports enthusiasts will also appreciate the sizeable Decathlon just next door.<figure class="image"><img style="aspect-ratio:1200/675;" src="https://d213h1b7vxzzl3.cloudfront.net/editor/853da3ea-4905-439d-b904-adbc414d4706-blob" width="1200" height="675"></figure>The mini mart next door serves as the go-to grocery stop for nearby residents&nbsp;<figure class="image"><img style="aspect-ratio:1200/675;" src="https://d213h1b7vxzzl3.cloudfront.net/editor/8224031c-13bc-4226-8870-50d61a353149-blob" width="1200" height="675"></figure>The neighbourhood centre, approximately 8 mins away by foot, features a wet market&nbsp;<figure class="image"><img style="aspect-ratio:1200/675;" src="https://d213h1b7vxzzl3.cloudfront.net/editor/2997fc6a-080e-4f97-a4d0-0973a8d79a7d-blob" width="1200" height="675"></figure>There are also supermarkets within the neighbourhood centre&nbsp;Public transport-wise, there’s no MRT within easy walking distance. Ping Yi Court sits roughly between Kembangan and Bedok MRT stations, and there are feeder buses that take you there. The buses in front of the BTO can also connect you to places like Toa Payoh, Geylang and Joo Chiat.Families with young kids will be glad to know a few primary schools are within a potential 1-km radius, including Opera Estate Primary, St Stephen’s School and Telok Kurau Primary.&nbsp;<h3>Which unit to choose at Ping Yi Court?</h3>Before we dive into the best stacks for each unit type, a few things are worth noting. Two bin centres are nearby, one to the east, near some 4-room stacks, and another close to the future MCSP. There’s also a hard court near the first bin centre, with some stacks facing it. If you would like to avoid smells or extra noise, you may want to steer clear of those units.<figure class="image"><img style="aspect-ratio:1200/675;" src="https://d213h1b7vxzzl3.cloudfront.net/editor/f375196a-7227-4861-a38f-1e2ea8e2fc50-blob" width="1200" height="675"></figure>The hard court + bin centre next to Ping Yi Court. Ping Yi Court is located to the left of picture&nbsp;&nbsp;2-room<figure class="image"><img style="aspect-ratio:1824/1669;" src="https://d213h1b7vxzzl3.cloudfront.net/editor/8eb3e008-a688-47a0-892a-74681e140a40-blob" width="1824" height="1669"></figure>For Type 1 2-room flats, all units face Chai Street, with some looking directly over the bus stop. The street isn’t too busy, but it’s still worth considering a higher floor to keep traffic noise at bay.For Type 2 flats, stacks 533 and 535 are your best bet if you want a quieter unit that avoids too much afternoon sun.Stacks 501, 503, 505, and 507 face the pavilion, so higher floors are recommended to reduce noise. Meanwhile, stacks 601, 603, 605, and 607 face the carpark so anything above the 7th floor is preferred to avoid car fumes and lack of privacy. The higher floor units at stacks 601 and 605 are also decent for privacy. Just keep in mind, these units will likely get plenty of afternoon sun since it’s north-west facing.Here are the floor plans for the 2-room flats:&nbsp;<figure class="image"><img style="aspect-ratio:1920/1473;" src="https://d213h1b7vxzzl3.cloudfront.net/editor/ce04bd1e-d539-4f4d-9778-2f06600c207f-blob" width="1920" height="1473"></figure><figure class="image"><img style="aspect-ratio:1920/1473;" src="https://d213h1b7vxzzl3.cloudfront.net/editor/60afa02d-eeb9-4cf5-91e2-50a04424c352-blob" width="1920" height="1473"></figure><figure class="image"><img style="aspect-ratio:1920/1473;" src="https://d213h1b7vxzzl3.cloudfront.net/editor/ee4bf5e2-c30b-46ff-9c47-c8866a573125-blob" width="1920" height="1473"></figure>&nbsp;3-room<figure class="image"><img style="aspect-ratio:1824/1692;" src="https://d213h1b7vxzzl3.cloudfront.net/editor/6ac69d82-4ca9-4eeb-82a9-bfb4e9779f52-blob" width="1824" height="1692"></figure>There are six 3-room stacks to choose from. Stack 621 feels quite open since it overlooks a neighbourhood park/community space, but keep in mind that regular activities there could bring some noise.Noise is also something to consider for stacks 541 and 609, as they face areas with more human activity. Lower floors of stack 541 look directly onto the carpark, so higher floors are a safer bet.For stack 589, aiming for a unit above the 12th floor will give you more privacy. Stacks 551 and 563 face the medical centre and nursing home, so anything above the 10th floor should help keep things more private.Here's the floor plan for the 3-room flats:&nbsp;<figure class="image"><img style="aspect-ratio:1920/1564;" src="https://d213h1b7vxzzl3.cloudfront.net/editor/d3df0a3b-38b1-4f39-b793-acba04a50cbc-blob" width="1920" height="1564"></figure>&nbsp;4-room<figure class="image"><img style="aspect-ratio:1824/1665;" src="https://d213h1b7vxzzl3.cloudfront.net/editor/238aea4e-2dd4-4823-9b8c-9fe404981b2e-blob" width="1824" height="1665"></figure>If you are looking to avoid the afternoon sun completely, these are the 4-room stacks to consider: 571, 581, 583, 613 and 615. Among these, I would recommend 571.For stacks with more privacy, I would consider units above the 7th floor at stack 543 as well as units above the 12th floor at stack 599.For quieter stacks, stacks 529, 531, 587 and 591 are decent options.Here's the floor plan for the 4-room flats:&nbsp;<figure class="image"><img style="aspect-ratio:1920/1564;" src="https://d213h1b7vxzzl3.cloudfront.net/editor/078db73c-109e-4631-a10d-54fdda154a9b-blob" width="1920" height="1564"></figure>&nbsp;5-room<figure class="image"><img style="aspect-ratio:1824/1682;" src="https://d213h1b7vxzzl3.cloudfront.net/editor/475c748e-f215-4adc-977c-5c3a151f51ed-blob" width="1824" height="1682"></figure>Stack 511 is pretty decent for privacy, but I would recommend going for a higher floor if you want to minimise traffic noise.Most of the 5-room stacks will likely be a bit noisy since they tend to face areas with lot of human activities. I would say stack 567 might be a safer bet since it’s a bit further in from the main entrance of the nursing home where you might get sounds from ambulances coming in and going.&nbsp; Stacks 573 and 597 are also slightly further away from the playgrounds, fitness stations or community plazas compared to the rest of the stacks.For more open, unblocked views, I would opt for stack 511, 513 and 597.Here's the floor plan for the 5-room flats:&nbsp;<figure class="image"><img style="aspect-ratio:1920/1564;" src="https://d213h1b7vxzzl3.cloudfront.net/editor/aec1bcb5-6dfe-46ab-8c24-a4fde193068c-blob" width="1920" height="1564"></figure>&nbsp;3Gen &nbsp;<figure class="image"><img style="aspect-ratio:1824/1662;" src="https://d213h1b7vxzzl3.cloudfront.net/editor/ff4a68d9-ccf8-4c86-aa1b-ad5afa7b5fe2-blob" width="1824" height="1662"></figure>There are two 3-Gen stacks available, and both are corner units, which means you get extra privacy. For stack 509, aim for a unit above the 12th floor if you want more distance from the opposite block. It’s also relatively close to the pavilion, so keep that in mind if noise’s a concern.Stack 527 faces Chai Chee Street, so lower-floor units might catch a bit more traffic noise. You can also expect a bit more afternoon sun here during certain months, while stack 509 gets some shade from the opposite block, with a good amount of sun in the service yard for parts of the year.Here's the floor plan for the 3-Gen flats:&nbsp;<figure class="image"><img style="aspect-ratio:1920/1564;" src="https://d213h1b7vxzzl3.cloudfront.net/editor/5ac6147c-b292-4af2-9044-440fc8dd6452-blob" width="1920" height="1564"></figure>

October 2025 BTO: Best Units to Choose for Ping Yi Court in Bedok

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