Wynwood Grand EC Review: What the Smaller Woodlands Drive 17 Parcel Means for Buyers

Search interest in a Wynwood Grand EC review is understandable, but no showflat, price list or floor-plan set has been released, so there is nothing to rate yet. What can be reviewed honestly is the land. HDB's published tender records show that Wynwood Grand sits on the smaller of the two Executive Condominium sites at Woodlands Drive 17. This page sets out what that does and does not tell a household, and leaves the verdict open until CDL releases product details.

Scorecard

Factor	What we know	Source status
Land size	Wynwood Grand: 25,207.2 sq m. The sister parcel, Clovelle of Woodlands, is 26,979.9 sq m, so ours is about 1,770 sq m (roughly 7%) smaller on the ground.	HDB tender records, confirmed
Maximum floor area	Wynwood Grand: 42,853 sq m GFA. Clovelle of Woodlands: 56,658 sq m, about 13,800 sq m (roughly 24%) more. Divided by site area, that is a plot ratio of 1.70 here against 2.10 next door.	HDB figures; plot ratios are our arithmetic
Estimated homes	HDB estimates 420 homes for Wynwood Grand and 560 for Clovelle of Woodlands. HDB notes the developer's actual number may vary.	HDB estimate, not a confirmed count
Timing	Tender launched 8 April 2025 and awarded to CDL Divine Pte. Ltd. on 26 August 2025. Clovelle of Woodlands was launched 16 October 2025 and awarded on 20 January 2026. HDB sets a 60-month project completion period from acceptance of tender for both; the actual TOP date is TBA.	HDB, confirmed. TOP: TBA
Height limit	Both parcels carry a 61m Singapore Height Datum limit, so the lower floor area here comes from density, not from a tighter height cap.	HDB tender records, confirmed
Unit mix, sizes, price, facilities, showflat date	Not released. Every one of these is TBA until CDL publishes dated material.	TBA

Reading the scorecard

The first thing the numbers show is that "smaller" is mostly about density rather than land. The two sites are within about 7% of each other by area, yet the permitted floor area differs by about a quarter. A plot ratio of 1.70 against 2.10 means HDB allowed fewer square metres of building on each square metre of land here. Whether that translates into more open space, lower blocks or a different layout is a design question that only CDL's site plan can answer, and none has been released.

The second point is that the home count is an estimate. HDB's 420 figure is a land-sale planning number, and the developer's final plan may differ. Treat it as a ceiling on how big the community might be, not as a unit total. A smaller estimated count is a fact about the parcel; whether it matters to you depends on what you value in a development, such as the number of neighbours sharing facilities or how busy lift lobbies and common areas feel. Those are preferences, not findings.

Third, a parcel record is not a project review. Land size and floor area say nothing about unit sizes, stack orientation, facilities, noise exposure or build quality. A household should keep the land facts as background and make the real judgement from the floor plans and the showflat once they exist. See the floor plans page for what has and has not been released, and the price page for the status of pricing, which is TBA.

Finally, the tender price is a land cost, not a home price, and we draw no conclusion from it about what homes will cost or how the neighbouring parcel will compare. The sister parcel appears here only so you can read the size difference in context.

Questions to ask CDL at preview

• What is the confirmed number of homes, and how many blocks and storeys does the approved plan use?
• How does the plan use the lower plot ratio: larger common green spaces, a different block arrangement, or something else?
• Which facilities are confirmed, and how many homes will share them?
• Which stacks face the neighbouring parcel, and what is the planned separation between the two sites?
• What are the unit types, internal sizes and price schedule, and what is the date on each?
• What is the expected TOP date, and how does it sit against the 60-month completion period HDB set?
• Where is the entrance, and what is the verified walking route to Woodlands South MRT?

Review status: provisional

This review is provisional. It covers land and tender facts that HDB has published, and nothing about the homes themselves. We will update the scorecard when CDL releases a price list, floor plans, a site plan and showflat details, each with its date. Until then, anything not in the scorecard above should be treated as unknown. The Wynwood Grand showflat page records the current preview status: see the showflat page.