Photo of Ridley Park Bungalow (Source: Huttons Asia)
Huttons Asia has announced the exclusive sale of a bungalow at Ridley Park via an expression of interest.
Located within the Ridley Park Good Class Bungalow (GCB) enclave, the property offers the privacy and exclusivity associated with GCB living while remaining within convenient reach of Singapore’s established lifestyle and business districts.
The nearby Tanglin and Orchard precincts offer a wide selection of luxury retail, dining, hospitality, wellness and lifestyle destinations, while the Botanic Gardens provides an extensive green environment close to home.
The surrounding District 10 area also offers access to a number of established educational institutions, subject to prevailing admission policies.
Set on a land area of approximately 27,443 sq ft and 11,000 sq ft of build-up area, the two-storey bungalow comprises an expansive garden, large swimming pool, five en-suite bedrooms, a dedicated helper’s room and generous parking.
The existing bungalow can be considered for enhancement through A&A works, while buyers with a different architectural vision may explore a complete redevelopment, subject to the relevant authorities’ approvals.
“The real attraction of this property is the land itself and what it allows a future owner to create,” says Mey Lim, Associate Division Director, Huttons Asia. “Unlike a typical landed property where space can be constrained by the shape or configuration of the site, this is a substantial, predominantly square parcel with a large garden and swimming pool already forming part of the estate. It offers tremendous flexibility for a family looking to create a truly distinctive private residence.”
“The property offers something increasingly difficult to find in prime Singapore — space,” says Lawrence See, Senior Group District Director, Huttons Asia. “With almost 27,500 sq ft of land, a sizeable existing home, a generous garden and a large swimming pool, the estate can accommodate a very different scale of family living and entertaining. For the right buyer, it is an opportunity to create a home that can evolve with the family for generations.”
“Tucked into a quiet corner with an expansive lawn garden, this GCB offers exceptional privacy from the neighbours. As Singapore increases immigration to offset its low fertility rate, the influx of ultra-high-net-worth individuals could drive further capital into the GCB market,” added Lee Sze Teck, Senior Director of Data Analytics of Huttons Asia.
Private viewings are strictly by appointment only.
Source: Huttons Group
