Bartley MRT Station
Bartley MRT station is a station on the Circle Line, carrying the station code CC12. It sits in a predominantly residential part of northeastern Singapore, serving the housing estates and low-rise neighbourhoods that make up the Bartley and Upper Paya Lebar area. The station is not an interchange and operates solely on the Circle Line.
Bartley on the Circle Line map
Bartley station at a glance
| Station codes | CC12 |
|---|---|
| Lines | Circle Line |
| Interchange | No, single line station |
| Chinese name | 巴特礼 |
| Tamil name | பார்ட்லி |
| Next stations | |
| Train times | Circle Line: first train leaves the terminus at 5:37 AM, last train 11:50 PM Full first and last train guide |
See Bartley on the map. The interactive map opens with this station highlighted, so you can trace the route from where you are.
Travelling from Bartley, passengers can reach Tai Seng station (CC11) in one stop towards the west, which connects to the industrial and commercial areas around Paya Lebar Road. One stop in the other direction brings you to Serangoon (CC13), a major interchange where the Circle Line meets the North East Line, giving onward access to destinations across much of the island including Dhoby Ghaut, HarbourFront, and Punggol.
The area around Bartley station is largely quiet and residential, characterised by public housing blocks and private landed properties. Bartley Secondary School is situated close to the station, and the nearby Bartley Road area offers a handful of local shops and food options typical of a mature Singapore neighbourhood. For those seeking more amenities, the commercial options at Serangoon are just one stop away and easily reachable within minutes.
Around Bartley station
Bartley MRT station sits within a largely residential neighbourhood that includes the newer Bidadari housing estate, which is known for its green corridors and park spaces. The Bidadari Greenway nearby reflects the area's emphasis on nature-friendly living. Amenities such as The Woodleigh Mall provide shopping and dining options within roughly a kilometre of the station.
| Place | Type | Distance | Why go |
|---|---|---|---|
| Bidadari Greenway | Park | About 240 m (~4 min walk) | Visit for a pleasant walk through a landscaped green corridor in the Bidadari estate. |
| Bethany Independent Presbyterian Church | Place of worship | About 290 m (~5 min walk) | Attend services or events at this Presbyterian church in the local community. |
| Tam Chiak Kopitiam | Food centre | About 470 m (~8 min walk) | Stop here for affordable local meals at a neighbourhood kopitiam. |
| Just Anthony Fine Chinese Antique Furniture | Market / hawker centre | About 680 m (~11 min walk) | Browse a specialist shop dealing in fine Chinese antique furniture. |
| Café Marc | Food centre | About 820 m (~13 min walk) | Head here for a café dining experience a short distance from the station. |
| Bidadari Polyclinic & Nursing Home | Hospital | About 830 m (~13 min walk) | Access polyclinic and nursing home healthcare services in the Bidadari area. |
| Eat Inn | Food centre | About 960 m (~16 min walk) | Find a casual dining option slightly further from the station. |
| The Woodleigh Mall | Shopping mall | About 1000 m (~16 min walk) | Explore a neighbourhood shopping mall with retail and dining options. |
Places and straight-line distances from OpenStreetMap data (© OpenStreetMap contributors). Actual walking routes may be longer.
How to get to Bartley by MRT
Worked out from the network map. Stop counts are station to station and do not include walking or waiting time.
| From Changi Airport | Take the East West Line from Changi Airport to Paya Lebar (6 stops), then change to the Circle Line from Paya Lebar to Bartley (3 stops). About 9 stops with 1 change. |
|---|---|
| From Orchard | Take the North South Line from Orchard to Bishan (5 stops), then change to the Circle Line from Bishan to Bartley (3 stops). About 8 stops with 1 change. |
| From City Hall | Take the East West Line from City Hall to Paya Lebar (5 stops), then change to the Circle Line from Paya Lebar to Bartley (3 stops). About 8 stops with 1 change. |
| From Jurong East | Take the East West Line from Jurong East to Buona Vista (3 stops), then change to the Circle Line from Buona Vista to Bartley (9 stops). About 12 stops with 1 change. |
| From Woodlands | Take the North South Line from Woodlands to Bishan (8 stops), then change to the Circle Line from Bishan to Bartley (3 stops). About 11 stops with 1 change. |
| From HarbourFront | Take the North East Line from HarbourFront to Serangoon (8 stops), then change to the Circle Line from Serangoon to Bartley (1 stop). About 9 stops with 1 change. |
Tips for using Bartley station
- Bidadari Greenway and Bethany Independent Presbyterian Church are both within a five-minute walk, making them easy to reach on foot without much planning.
- The Woodleigh Mall and Eat Inn are around one kilometre away, so allow extra time if walking, or consider taking a short bus ride to save effort.
- During morning and evening peak hours, the station can be busier as it serves the growing Bidadari residential estate, so factor in a little extra time for your journey.
- Bartley is a non-interchange station on the Circle Line only, so if you need to transfer to another line, plan to travel to a nearby interchange station first.
All stations on the Circle Line
In order along the line, with Bartley marked. Stations with their own guide are linked.
| Code | Station | Interchange |
|---|---|---|
| CC2 | Bras Basah | – |
| CC3 | Esplanade | – |
| CC4 | Promenade | CC / DT |
| CC5 | Nicoll Highway | – |
| CC6 | Stadium | – |
| CC7 | Mountbatten | – |
| CC8 | Dakota | – |
| CC9 | Paya Lebar | CC / EW |
| CC10 | MacPherson | CC / DT |
| CC11 | Tai Seng | – |
| CC12 | Bartley (you are here) | – |
| CC13 | Serangoon | CC / NE |
| CC14 | Lorong Chuan | – |
| CC15 | Bishan | NS / CC |
| CC16 | Marymount | – |
| CC17 | Caldecott | CC / TE |
| CC19 | Botanic Gardens | DT / CC |
| CC20 | Farrer Road | – |
| CC21 | Holland Village | – |
| CC22 | Buona Vista | EW / CC |
| CC23 | one-north | – |
| CC24 | Kent Ridge | – |
| CC25 | Haw Par Villa | – |
| CC26 | Pasir Panjang | – |
| CC27 | Labrador Park | – |
| CC28 | Telok Blangah | – |
| CC29 | HarbourFront | CC / NE |
Read the full Circle Line guide.
Bartley station: common questions
Which line is Bartley MRT station on?
Bartley is on the Circle Line. Its station code is CC12.
Is Bartley an interchange station?
No. Bartley is served by the Circle Line only. The nearest interchange is shown in the next stations row above.
What time is the first and last train at Bartley?
Times below are for the first and last train leaving the line terminus; trains reach Bartley a few minutes later depending on its position on the line. Circle Line first train 5:37 AM, last train 11:50 PM. Check the operator for holiday changes.
What is near Bartley MRT station?
Nearby places include Bidadari Greenway, Bethany Independent Presbyterian Church, Tam Chiak Kopitiam, Bidadari Polyclinic and Nursing Home, and The Woodleigh Mall, all within approximately one kilometre of the station.
Which mall or food centre is closest to Bartley MRT station?
Tam Chiak Kopitiam is the closest food option at approximately 470 metres away, while The Woodleigh Mall is the nearest shopping mall at approximately 1,000 metres, both distances being approximate.
How far is Bidadari Polyclinic from Bartley MRT station?
Bidadari Polyclinic and Nursing Home is approximately 830 metres from Bartley MRT station, which is roughly a 13-minute walk, though actual walking time may vary.
How do I get to Bartley from Changi Airport by MRT?
Take the East West Line from Changi Airport to Paya Lebar (6 stops), then change to the Circle Line from Paya Lebar to Bartley (3 stops). About 9 stops with 1 change.
Sources: station codes, line colours and interchanges from the LTA rail system map; operating hours from SMRT and SBS Transit. Last reviewed September 2026.
Plan the rest of the trip
Every station on the Circle Line is listed on its line guide, with the full route and interchanges. For times, see the first and last train guide, and for the whole network in one view use the interactive Singapore MRT map or the PDF map.