Circle Line

One-north MRT Station

One-north MRT (CC23) is a Circle Line station serving the one-north precinct, with a strong walk-to-destination profile for offices, homes, and local services. It is not an interchange, but it offers practical access to nearby Circle Line connections and supports a compact, pedestrian-friendly station area.

CC23 CCL

Reviewed station information

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Transport context

Rail network access

Source-backed One-north MRT Station identity for orientation and neighbourhood research. This block does not describe live service status, fares, train timings, or government endorsement.

Station identity, lines, codes, and interchange state come from the Homejourney shared MRT registry. The approximate map point is MRTStations-owned local presentation data; LTA/DataMall station-name and type fields are used only for reconciliation.

Lines: Circle Line
Station codes: CC23
Interchange: No
Approximate map point: 1.2994, 103.7872

Reference: LTA DataMall TrainStation_Mar2026.zip; checked 2026-07-12. Dataset page and Singapore Open Data Licence. Data attribution does not imply LTA or Singapore government endorsement of MRTStations.com.

Station facts

One-north MRT is station CC23 on the Circle Line and is not an interchange. It serves the one-north innovation district, with signage and wayfinding designed for straightforward access to nearby research, office, and residential developments. Station-area references consistently identify it as the rail stop for the one-north precinct.

Amenities and lifestyle

The station sits in a walkable, mixed-use precinct where commuters can reach offices, homes, and daily services on foot. Public-transport guidance for the area highlights One-North MRT as the nearest rail access point, and nearby station-area writeups note direct walking routes via covered linkways to surrounding developments.

Commute and access

One-north MRT connects directly to the Circle Line, making it useful for trips toward other Circle Line stations and for transfers at nearby interchanges such as Buona Vista. Area guides describe the station as a practical access point for short walks, while transport planning sources confirm the station’s role within Singapore’s rail network.

Nearby context

The station serves the one-north employment and residential cluster, where research, technology, and media uses shape the local character. Nearby locality coverage points to a compact urban environment with pedestrian connections to surrounding developments, supporting a weekday-oriented, work-live-near-work lifestyle rather than a suburban park-and-ride pattern.