The Enterprise Centre is a 13‑storey industrial building at 20 Bukit Batok Crescent, Singapore’s District 23 in the West region. Built for business use, it sits in a mature industrial area. The building is occupied by small and medium‑sized enterprises (SMEs) in the West region.

The building is mainly zoned for Business 1 (B1) industrial use. This makes it suitable for clean, low‑noise, low‑pollution industries. Typical tenants include electronics assembly, software development, printing, and light manufacturing companies, all of which benefit from the building’s strong industrial features.

The Enterprise Centre has a ramp that lets vehicles drive straight up to the upper floors. This lets businesses pick up and drop off goods right at their door, cutting the traffic problems that usually happen with shared freight elevators in old tall factories. The building is designed for high‑demand industrial use. It has a floor‑to‑ceiling height of about 5.5 to 7 meters. This height is very useful for companies that need high racks or that install large industrial machines that require a lot of clearance.

Floor supports ~10 kN/m², enough for heavy equipment and large warehouse stocks. The robust structure and ~100 A power supply provide a stable base for industrial tasks. The Enterprise Centre uniquely offers space for food‑related businesses on its top floors. While most of the building serves general B1 trades, levels 11 and 13 are approved for food‑factory use and are equipped with exhaust shafts and grease traps, making the centre a rare multi‑functional asset in Bukit Batok.

The Enterprise Centre, with a 60‑year lease from 1997, remains a popular choice for investors and tenants because of its strategic location, easy ramp‑up access, and flexible unit layouts, keeping it competitive in Singapore’s industrial market.

Enterprise Centre Location

Enterprise Centre is at Bukit Batok Crescent, ideal for businesses needing quick goods movement. Near PIE, BKE, and AYE, it eases shipping to Jurong Port or Tuas, cutting transport costs and ensuring predictable delivery times, supporting a stable supply chain. Rush‑hour congestion and noise may affect operations, but the fast freight benefits may outweigh these drawbacks.

Employees find commuting easy. Nearby bus stops serve 189 and 506 to Bukit Batok and Jurong East MRT. Many staff live in Bukit Batok or Toh Guan, avoiding long city treks, improving punctuality and reducing morning stress. Buses may be infrequent off‑peak, but overall the location eases life for most.

Enterprise Centre Nearby Amenities

The Enterprise Centre is surrounded by a great mix of amenities that make the workday convenient. For lunch you can stay inside the building at the Kopitiam or walk to the Food Hub @ Enterprise Hub and Broadway Food Centre. Local gems like Lai Fa Ba for wonton noodles and Get Together coffee shop offer solid midday options. For a team lunch or specialty coffee, the HomeTeamNS clubhouse and Coexist Coffee Co. are just a quick drive away.

Errands are easy because the location is practical. NTUC FairPrice and Sheng Siong are close for quick grocery runs, while the Jurong East retail belt—IMM, Westgate, Jem—is under ten minutes away for banking or major shopping. With these malls nearby, you can handle everything from banking to office supplies without traveling across the island.

Nearby, Bukit Batok Nature Park and Bukit Gombak’s “Little Guilin” offer fresh air, while the HomeTeamNS clubhouse provides a gym and pool for activity or relaxation. Good food, shopping, and recreation in the neighbourhood make it a well‑rounded place to spend the day.

End-User and Investor Future-Ready Asset

Whether you’re looking to run your own business or hold the property as an investment, Enterprise Centre really stands out as a “future-ready” asset. One of its most interesting features is that it’s actually a bit of a hybrid; while most of the building is perfect for light B1 trades, the upper levels are approved for food factory use. This is a massive advantage because food-grade space is getting harder to find in Singapore, and having that kind of flexibility means the building can easily adapt as market demands shift over the next few years.

From an investment standpoint, the 60-year leasehold—which kicked off in 1997—still offers a much longer runway than the 30-year plots the government is releasing these days. This longer tenure usually leads to better capital preservation and more consistent rental yields, especially since industrial space has proven to be so resilient lately. Plus, because the building is designed with a full ramp-up system, it’s always going to be in demand. Being able to drive a vehicle right to the unit’s doorstep is a massive time-saver that will always be a priority for logistics-heavy businesses.

If you’re an end-user, the building’s heavy-duty specs are a real safety net. With high ceilings and robust floor loading, you won’t outgrow the space even if you upgrade to heavier machinery or denser storage. Its proximity to Jurong Lake District and the soon‑to‑open Jurong Innovation District places it at the core of Singapore’s next growth hub. A versatile, high‑spec space in a rapidly connected location—an excellent long‑term investment.

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The Enterprise Centre is a prominent industrial complex located along Bukit Batok Crescent in Singapore, primarily designed to accommodate B1 light industrial activities such as clean manufacturing, warehousing, and ancillary office operations.

Product SKU: Enterprise Centre

Product Brand: Industrial Property

Product Currency: SGD

Product Price: 1.080.000-3.660.000

Product In-Stock: InStock

Editor's Rating:
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