Portfolio
Ann Siang / Club Street Area
18 Ann Siang Road (Sold)
Along the prime district of Ann Siang Road lies this charming 3.5 storey restored shophouse that enjoys close proximity to Chinatown, Telok Ayer and Maxwell MRT stations.
64 Club Street (Sold)
Designated as Singapore’s 44th historic site by the National Heritage Board in 2000, this prime sprawling shophouse used to serve as a communal house for Baweanese immigrants in the 1930s.
9 Ann Siang Road (Sold)
Elegantly restored, this traditional shophouse located on the tallest geographic point in Chinatown, was built in the 1900s and was once owned by Chia Ann Siang, a wealthy Malacca-born Hokkien Chinese sawmiller.
Chinatown Area
5 Temple Street
Along Temple Street in the heart of Chinatown lies this 3.5-storey charming shophouse, merely a few minutes’ walk away from Chinatown MRT and the upcoming Maxwell MRT Station. 5 Temple Street was most recently occupied by Toh Foong, a local antique shop that has been located here since the 1970s.
21 Mosque Street
This historic 3-storey conservation shophouse lies in the heart of Chinatown, situated minutes from Chinatown MRT and Telok Ayer MRT stations.
6 Mosque Street (Sold)
This exquisite 2.5 storey conservation shophouse, situated minutes from Chinatown MRT and Telok Ayer MRT stations, sits at the heart of historic Chinatown and is one of the few remaining First Transitional style shophouses along Mosque Street.
198 South Bridge Road (Sold)
Located at the key cross intersection of Chinatown, 198 South Bridge Road housed Weng Cheong Co Pte Ltd, an established jeweller with nearly 100 years of history, known for their diamond, jade and gold jewellery.
26, 28 Temple Street (Sold)
Nestled in the historic district of Chinatown, this pair of unique adjoining shophouses on Temple Street enjoys close proximity to Chinatown MRT. In the early 1900s, 28 Temple Street was once a common gaming house and its owner, Chui Kong, assisted in carrying out a Chap Ji Kee lottery.
62 Pagoda Street (Sold)
Recently renovated to combine the charm of a historic shophouse with the feel of a modern office, this majestic shophouse in bustling Chinatown was once occupied by Guang Xing Xiang Tailor Shop in the 1930s.
Duxton Hill Area
11 Craig Road
Nestled along the quaint street of Craig Road lies this pair of conserved landmark shophouses, just minutes away from Tanjong Pagar and Outram Park MRT stations.
70, 71, 72 Duxton Road
This charming adjoining trio of 3.5-storey shophouses situated near the bustling intersection of Duxton Road and Craig Road enjoys triple frontage.
38, 39 Craig Road (Sold)
This unique pair of 3-storey conservation shophouses lie in the heart of Craig Road, which links Neil Road to Tanjong Pagar Road. With a distinct forecourt and intricate “Chinese Baroque” architectural design, the shophouses also have unblocked views of the Pinnacle at Duxton park area.
Bukit Pasoh Area
25 Teo Hong Road
This rare and spacious 3.5 storey conservation shophouse in the Bukit Pasoh Conservation Area is minutes from the Outram Park MRT station.
Kampong Glam Area
33, 35 Sultan Gate
Situated in the heart of the Kampong Glam historic district, this pair of unique adjoining shophouses on Sultan Gate enjoys close proximity to Nicoll Highway MRT, Bugis MRT and Lavender MRT Stations.
Boat Quay Area
11 New Bridge Road
Situated in the prime Singapore River / Boat Quay district lies this iconic and rare corner 4-Storey conservation shophouse that enjoys dual frontage at the junction of New Bridge Road and Upper Circular Road. It is conveniently located just opposite Clarke Quay MRT Station and Clarke Quay Central.
52 Boat Quay (Sold)
Tastefully restored, this rare 6-storey CBD shophouse located in the heart of bustling Boat Quay stands out amongst its neighbours along the Singapore River, lined with an eclectic mix of premium restaurants, alfresco dining and lively bars.
Tanjong Pagar Area
33, 35, 37 Tras Street
This prominent trio of amalgamated shophouses stands at the corner of Tras Street, next to Maxwell House and the newly opened Six Senses Maxwell. Just a stone’s throw away from the current Tanjong Pagar and upcoming Maxwell MRT Stations, the shophouses enjoy a steady flow of foot traffic.
25, 27 Tanjong Pagar Road
This pair of four and a half-storey conservation shophouses sits amidst a row of 15-unit 4-storey prewar Art Deco shophouses, flanked by Murray Street and Cook Street and near the upcoming Maxwell MRT and existing Tanjong Pagar MRT stations. The block is adjoined with the 14-unit 3-storey Murray Terrace at the back, which once housed Murray Street Food Alley.
67 Tanjong Pagar Road (Sold)
This elegantly conserved property in the vibrant Tanjong Pagar area was once occupied by Chop Wing Joo and Chop Wing Foh pawnbroker shops.
Amoy / Telok Ayer Area
89 Amoy Street (Sold)
This historic 3-storey conservation shophouse lies in the heart of Amoy Street, within walking distance of Telok Ayer MRT station. In its vicinity is a mix of cafes, restaurants, cocktail bars and gyms.
