For Sale - 154 Serangoon North Avenue 1 (D19)

Selling Below Bank Valuation with Tenancy till April 2013.

This is a 89 years lease starting from 1st July 1996.

Ample Parking Space with High Human Traffic.

Viewing Strictly By Appt Only.

Serangoon is an estate located within the north-east region. The Serangoon area is made up of four sub-zones; Seletar Hills, Serangoon North, Serangoon Gardens, Serangoon Central. It is bounded by Yio Chu Kang Road to the north, Braddell Road and Bartley Road to the south, the Central Expressway (CTE) to the west and Yio Chu Kang Road, Upper Serangoon Road and Upper Paya Lebar Road to the east. It covers approximately 1,011 ha.

History
A road from the old town of Singapore to Serangoon, about 7 miles long, was constructed by the 1840s. In old maps of Singapore, the Serangoon district is dotted with plantations which included rubber plantations and other agricultural activities. The Sembawang Rubber Plantation was located in Serangoon Gardens. Along Plantation Avenue was a cemetery known in Chinese as si phua pak tiong or "cut stomachs of the dead cemetery" as most of the corpses buried here had undergone autopsies before burial. Until the 1960s, most of Serangoon was populated predominantly by Chinese with a few Malays and Hindus spread among old kampong settlements. They lived in small houses with compounds where they grew fruit trees and poultry with their own supply of well water. In the early 1960s, electricity was introduced to Serangoon North. The area has seen much progress and development since then. From 1970, roads were widened and housing in public and private areas were further developed.

Key Features
Located in the district of Serangoon are some of Singapore's well-known places including Little India, the original town and settlement for Indians, Bidadari Cemetery, Serangoon Gardens Estate, and today, the new Serangoon (HDB) Housing Estate

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