Lorong Chuan MRT station (CC14) is a stop on the Circle Line, at the junction of Lorong Chuan and Serangoon Avenue 3 in Serangoon. It has two exits, A at the Serangoon Avenue 3 end and B at the Lorong Chuan end, and both of its neighbours are interchanges: Serangoon (North East Line) one stop east and Bishan (North-South Line) one stop west. One Chuan Grove, off Lorong Chuan, is about a 3-minute walk from the station, by the developer team's figure.
This guide is about the station itself: which exit serves which side, which buses stop where, where the Circle Line takes you, and what is planned nearby. For the wider neighbourhood, including food, parks and schools, see our guide to living in Lorong Chuan.
Lorong Chuan MRT at a glance
| Station code | CC14 |
| Line | Circle Line |
| Opened | 28 May 2009, with the Bartley to Marymount stretch |
| Address | 150 Serangoon Avenue 3, Singapore 554533 |
| Exits | Two: A (Serangoon Avenue 3) and B (Lorong Chuan) |
| Neighbouring stations | Serangoon (CC13/NE12) and Bishan (CC15/NS17), both interchanges |
| Bus services at the station | 58, 73, 105, 159 |
| At the station | Bicycle racks, a bank self-service machine |
Lorong Chuan opened as one of five stations on the 5.7 km stretch from Bartley to Marymount, the first stretch of the Circle Line to open. LTA designed it, with Bartley and Bishan, as a civil defence shelter.
The two exits and what each one serves
The station runs along Serangoon Avenue 3, with an exit at each end. Which one you use depends on which side of the station you are going to. SMRT lists the places each exit serves.
Lorong Chuan MRT on OneMap. Blue: the station's two exits, A on the right (east) and B on the left (west). Green: the bus stops on Lorong Chuan and on Serangoon Avenue 3 opposite Exit B; the stop at Exit A sits beside its blue marker. Red: the One Chuan Grove site.
Exit A (Serangoon Avenue 3)
Exit A is at the eastern end of the station, on Serangoon Avenue 3. SMRT lists it for:
- Nanyang Junior College
- Yangzheng Primary School
- Zhonghua Secondary School
- Braddell Heights Community Club
- Serangoon Neighbourhood Police Centre
- Bethesda Church and Centre
This is the exit for the schools and community buildings along Serangoon Avenue 3, and for the bus stop on the station side of the avenue (66391).
Exit B (Lorong Chuan)
Exit B is at the western end, where the station meets Lorong Chuan. SMRT lists it for:
- New Tech Park
- Australian International School
- St. Gabriel's Primary School
- Mei Hwan Crescent and Mei Hwan Drive playgrounds
This is the Lorong Chuan side of the station, towards the Mei Hwan landed estate and New Tech Park, and it is the end nearer to One Chuan Grove. It is also the exit for the Lorong Chuan bus stops that opened in December 2025.
Buses at the station
Four bus stops serve the station, two on each road. All four services are run by SBS Transit.
| Stop | Where | Services |
|---|---|---|
| 66391 | Lor Chuan Stn Exit A, Serangoon Avenue 3 | 58, 105 |
| 66399 | Opp Lor Chuan Stn Exit B, Serangoon Avenue 3 | 58, 105 |
| 66709 | Lor Chuan Stn Exit B, Lorong Chuan | 58, 73, 159 |
| 66701 | Goldenhill Pk Condo, Lorong Chuan | 58, 73, 159 |
The two Lorong Chuan stops are new. Since Sunday 28 December 2025, services 58, 73 and 159 have stopped at a pair of stops along Lorong Chuan, in front of Goldenhill Park Condominium and at Exit B.
Further south-west along Lorong Chuan, by New Tech Park and St. Gabriel's Primary School, a second pair of stops (66021 and 66029) is served by 73, 105 and 159.
Where the services go
- 58 runs between Bishan and Pasir Ris bus interchanges. From Lorong Chuan it goes one way to Bishan, and the other way past Serangoon station (Exit F) and on through Tai Seng, Kaki Bukit and Tampines.
- 73 is a loop service from Ang Mo Kio interchange that turns at Toa Payoh interchange, passing Lorong Chuan both ways.
- 105 runs between Serangoon and Jurong East interchanges. Heading west it passes Toa Payoh, Stevens, Scotts Road, Holland Road, Commonwealth, Buona Vista (The Star Vista) and Clementi.
- 159 runs between Toa Payoh and Sengkang interchanges.
For live arrival times, use MyTransport.SG or the SBS Transit app. SBS Transit publishes first and last bus times for each service from its starting interchange, not for each stop.
Train hours
SMRT publishes first and last train times for each station on its SMRT Journeys site. Check them there before a late trip, especially on the eve of a public holiday or when engineering works are announced, since the times change.
Where the Circle Line takes you
Serangoon (CC13/NE12), one stop east
Serangoon is an interchange with the North East Line, and Serangoon bus interchange is at the station. NEX, the regional mall, is above it. Bus 58 also links the two stations above ground, and 105 starts and ends at Serangoon interchange.
Bishan (CC15/NS17), one stop west
Bishan is an interchange with the North-South Line, and Bishan bus interchange, the terminus for bus 58, is at the station.
The full Circle Line
Circle Line Stage 6 opened on 12 July 2026. Its three new stations, Keppel, Cantonment and Prince Edward Road, link HarbourFront to Marina Bay and close the loop. The completed line has 33 stations, 12 of them interchanges, and LTA says it connects to every existing MRT line: the North-South and East-West Lines, the North East Line, the Downtown Line and the Thomson-East Coast Line.
From Lorong Chuan, the Thomson-East Coast Line is three stops away at Caldecott, the Downtown Line four stops away at Botanic Gardens one way and MacPherson the other, and the East-West Line five stops away at Paya Lebar; see the stop-by-stop Circle Line journeys from Lorong Chuan for more.
Door-to-door commute times to the CBD, Orchard, one-north and Changi will be covered in a separate guide later in this series.
Roads around the station
Lorong Chuan runs south-west from the station towards Braddell Road, and north towards Serangoon Garden Way. Ang Mo Kio Avenue 1 meets it just north of the station. Serangoon Avenue 3 runs east and then south-east from the station towards Serangoon. The Central Expressway (CTE) runs to the west of Lorong Chuan.
We don't quote drive times. They depend too much on the hour and the direction you travel.
What's planned nearby: the Cross Island Line
The Cross Island Line (CRL) will be Singapore's eighth MRT line. It does not stop at Lorong Chuan: Lorong Chuan is not one of the 12 stations of Phase 1, which runs from CR2 to Bright Hill (CR13).
The Phase 1 stations in this part of the north-east are Serangoon North and Tavistock, both along Ang Mo Kio Avenue 3. LTA expects Phase 1 to be completed by 2030. LTA uses working names for the stations, and the stations and timelines remain subject to the authorities.
For Lorong Chuan, the CRL changes little directly. The station's links stay as they are today: the Circle Line, with the North East Line one stop east and the North-South Line one stop west.
If you are looking at homes near Lorong Chuan MRT
For a home near the station, two practical questions are which exit you would use and where your nearest bus stop is. Walk the route at the hour you would travel, and check the bus timings for the services you would actually take.
One Chuan Grove is a 99-year leasehold development of approximately 1,056 homes in five blocks, four of 27 storeys and one of 24, on the two Chuan Grove land parcels off Lorong Chuan, about a 3-minute walk from Lorong Chuan MRT. A preview is targeted for 13 February 2027.
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