9***** A freehold 3 storey shophouse, renovated on 3rd Floor

A freehold 3 storey shophouse, renovated on 3rd Floor
Land: 1,717 sqft
Built up: 5,155 sqft
Currently tenanted at $23k till 2026
Asking $32mil

Contact us at 9***** for viewing.

This historic 3-storey conservation shophouse lies in the heart of Chinatown, situated minutes from Chinatown MRT and Telok Ayer MRT stations.

Mosque Street is a one-way street in Chinatown that connects New Bridge Road to South Bridge Road. It was named after Masjid Jamae (Chulia), which is situated near the junction of Mosque Street and South Bridge Road. Constructed between 1***** , it is one of three mosques in Singapore built by the early Chulia Indian immigrants, many of whom settled along Mosque Street in the early years of Singapore. It is also home to some of the oldest shophouses in Singapore as Chinatown was the place where many early immigrants settled. The entrance to Mosque street has always been adorned with traditional shophouses and quaint curio shops.

The interior of this shophouse is crafted to blend Islamic artistry and motifs with the traditional Chinese architectural styles prevalent in the area. The main space features an intricate timber mosaic floor that brings a sense of historic artistry to the space. In this project, a thoughtful lighting design strategically accentuates the complex pitch of the roofs, guiding the eye from the front entrance, across the skylight and to the rear, highlighting this defining feature of the shophouse. The lighting also celebrates the unique arched windows that punctuate the walls and offers a gentle reminder of the Islamic past and the streets connection to the historic Jamae Mosque, a prominent landmark in Chinatown since the 1820s.

Today, Mosque Street is home to a mix of Chinese eateries, Korean, Japanese restaurants, art galleries, hotels and backpackers’ hostels such as Porcelain Hotel Singapore, Hotel Mono and Zen Hostel, a popular hangout for tourists and locals.