A conservation shophouse at 10 Lorong Telok has been put up for sale with a guide price of S$18.8 million via an expression of interest. The 999-year leasehold property is located within the Boat Quay Conservation area.
According to Huttons Asia, the exclusive marketing agent of the property, the property has a land size of approximately 1,410 sq ft and a built-up area of approximately 4,000 sq ft. This works out to around S$4,700 psf on the floor area.
The shophouse is located at 10 Lorong Telok. Image credit: Huttons Asia
The three-storey shophouse has an attic and a floor-to-ceiling height of 4.5m on the ground floor. It is currently tenanted on all three floors and attic, with the ground floor by an F&B operator, the second floor as an office, and the third floor and attic by a yoga gym.
A simple Google search states that the ground floor is currently occupied by Cellarbration Bistro and Bottle Shop. The shophouse is also within a 10-minute walk from Raffles Place MRT.
Since the property is zoned for “Commercial” use, buyers will not have to pay Additional Buyer’s Stamp Duty (ABSD). Foreigners and companies are also allowed to purchase the shophouse. No GST will be imposed for the purchase as well.
Jeremy Lim, Senior Group District Director of Huttons Asia, said, “Conservation shophouses with a freehold or 999-year leasehold tenure are well sought-after as High Net Worth Individuals see these properties as legacy assets and they hold their value well.”
He added that there is a tight supply of shophouses, especially those with F&B approvals.
“Shophouses in the prime CBD area are increasingly popular among MNCs, offices, aesthetic clinics, law firms and accountancy firms. Many operate at level 2 or 3 of these shophouses as they are more flexible in terms of operating hours as well as lease agreements,” commented Aric Lim, Group Division Director of Huttons Asia.
The Expression of Interest exercise will end on Wednesday 14 September, at 3pm.
Shophouses for sale in District 1 (Boat Quay, Raffles Place, Marina)
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Kreta Ayer Conservation Area
Kreta Ayer Conservation Area
3,700 sqft
$18,000,000
Boat Quay Conservation Area
Boat Quay Conservation Area
2,992 sqft
$14,000,000
Boat Quay Conservation Area
Boat Quay Conservation Area
4,816 sqft
$15,800,000
Telok Ayer Conservation Area
Telok Ayer Conservation Area
2,885 sqft
$11,000,000
Boat Quay Conservation Area
Boat Quay Conservation Area
2,992 sqft
$14,000,000
Oxley Tower
Oxley Tower
140 sqft
$750,000
Boat Quay Conservation Area
Boat Quay Conservation Area
2,539 sqft
$15,000,000
Telok Ayer Conservation Area
Telok Ayer Conservation Area
1,804 sqft
$21,800,000
South Bridge Road
South Bridge Road
1,733 sqft
$19,800,000
Hongkong Street
Hongkong Street
8,870 sqft
$30,000,000
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If you’ve ever looked across the border for more space, better value, or a second home, you’re not alone.
In 2024, a growing number of Singaporeans are actively exploring Malaysian properties, particularly in Johor Bahru. With home prices rising at home, many are looking to Malaysia for larger living spaces, retirement planning, weekend homes, or investment opportunities.
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Unlike traditional industry awards, these winners were chosen based on actual listing views and enquiries from real users, including Singapore-based seekers, throughout the 2024 calendar year.
And the data is telling a clear story: Singaporeans are actively exploring Malaysian properties that deliver a blend of lifestyle, location, and long-term value.
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From sea-facing condos with proven rental upside to lush, landed estates that double as lifestyle statements, the 2024 Consumer Demand Awards reveal where Singaporeans are clicking most—and what defines a truly desirable home across the Causeway.
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