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This tastefully renovated apartment is ready to welcome its next occupant.
The owners took their time with the renovation — and it shows. Every detail was carefully considered, from the layout to the finishings. Step inside and you’ll immediately sense the pride and precision that went into creating this home.
Appliances here are all top-tier, the kind you’d expect to find in luxury condos rather than conserved walk-ups.
The bar counter overlooks the pedestrian stretch of Eng Hoon Street and the charming back lanes of Seng Poh Road — the perfect spot to sip your coffee, reply to a few emails, or people-watch on a lazy weekend.
Twice a year, you’ll even enjoy a front-row view of the parade from the nearby Monkey God Temple.
If you’ve got a green thumb, the planter box is ready for your little urban jungle.
The exposed brick walls tell their own story — these are original bricks from the old Alexandra Brickworks factory, now long gone and replaced by the business park that houses Google and other tech companies.
Connectivity? Fantastic. Havelock MRT is just a short 3-minute stroll away, while Outram and Tiong Bahru MRT are close enough to make your friends jealous.
And when you step out, you’re surrounded by everything that makes Tiong Bahru such a beloved enclave — artisanal cafés, roasters, nurseries, and good old-fashioned kopitiams. Need ice for your party? 7-Eleven is literally across the street.
Of course, Tiong Bahru Market is just a short walk away — your go-to for kopi, chwee kueh, and the best wet market in town.
You are also surrounded by artisanal cafes, roasters, nursey, and coffeeshops. 7-11 is just right across, in case you need more ice for your parties.
Tiong Bahru market is just a stroll away.
