Properties where Lee Kuan Yew's sister-in-law once lived now on sale for S$26 million & S$27 million
SINGAPORE: Two properties where the sister-in-law of Singapore’s founding Prime Minister Lee Kuan Yew once lived have been put on the market, if anyone is interested in owning a freehold Good Class Bungalow (GCB) site. This type of property is designated by the Urban Redevelopment Authority and is the most exclusive and prestigious type of landed housing in the city-state. The properties, each of…
Two freehold Good Class Bungalow properties located in the prestigious Camden Park GCB area, once homes to Singapore's founding Prime Minister Lee Kuan Yew's sister-in-law, are now up for sale. The two single-storey detached bungalows, each with its own land, are on the market for S$26 million and S$27 million. Situated near the renowned Singapore Botanic Gardens, the properties offer convenient access to Orchard Road and the Central Business District.
The Camden Park GCB area, designated by the Urban Redevelopment Authority, is the most exclusive and prestigious type of landed housing in Singapore. The properties, originally owned by respected educators Earnest Lau and Kwa Geok Lian, are currently held under separate freehold titles. Each property is selling for approximately $1,982 and $1,920 per square foot, respectively, based on their individual land areas of 13,116 and 14,060 square feet.
CBRE, the exclusive marketing agent for the properties, describes this opportunity as a chance for buyers to acquire a more manageable GCB landholding. Interested parties can submit offers for either or both properties until 5:00 pm on January 20, 2027. This presents an attractive opportunity for those seeking a substantial family residence while keeping investment costs more affordable.
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