The Singapore Land Authority (SLA) has released twenty heritage bungalows in Sembawang for tender. Situated along Admiralty Road East, Falkland Road, Auckland Road West, and Fiji Road, these two-storey black-and-white bungalows were built in the 1920s and 1930s.
With a total area of approximately 245,300 sq ft and a gross floor area (GFA) of 94,945 sq ft, these properties are available for lease with a tenure of five years and an option to extend for another four years. The bungalows can be used as serviced apartments, catering to multi-generational and senior co-living concepts. F&B and retail use are allowed, with a maximum GFA of 9,580 sq ft. The minimum stay for a serviced apartment is one week.
In line with the trend of repurposing state properties, these bungalows can also be used as event venues and social impact hubs.
Interested parties can submit their bids based on a price-quality basis, with the tender closing on June 11 at 11am. The site is expected to be awarded in October.
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The Singapore Land Authority (SLA) is welcoming bids for twenty heritage bungalows in Sembawang, situated along Admiralty Road East, Falkland Road, Auckland Road West, and Fiji Road. Originating from the 1920s and 1930s, these two-storey black-and-white bungalows form a cluster and occupy about 245,300 sq ft with an estimated total gross floor area (GFA) of 94,945 sq ft.
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The properties are up for lease for five years and have an option to extend for another four years. They can be used as serviced apartments, catering to multi-generational and senior co-living concepts. Additionally, F&B and retail use are allowed, subject to a maximum GFA of 9,580 sq ft. The minimum stay for a serviced apartment is one week.
In line with the trend of repurposing state properties, these bungalows can also be used as event venues and social impact hubs.
Interested parties can submit their bids based on a price-quality basis, with the tender closing on June 11 at 11am. The site is expected to be awarded in October.
Read also: State properties reimagined as co-living, pop-up event venues and social impact hubs