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Two adjoining shophouses in the Jalan Besar up for sale via EOI

The EOI ends on 29 August.

Knight Frank announced the sale of  two adjoining conservation shophouses in the Jalan Besar area via an expression of interest (EOI).

The property is located in District 8 of Jalan Besar which is surrounded by  boutique hotels, eateries, and conservation shophouses. Nearby shopping malls include Mustafa Centre, City Square Mall and TRIO, with Jalan Besar and Farrer Park MRT stations within close proximity.

Zoned “Commercial,” the 999-year leasehold two-storey shophouses sits on a land area spanning 3,298 sq ft, with a total gross floor area (gfa) of 9,300 sq ft. Each property comes with an attic and four-storey rear extensions.

The ground floors are currently leased to retail shops, whilst the upper floors are partially tenanted.

The property may be purchases individually or as a whole. The EOI will close on Thursday, 29 August at 3 pm.

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