Amoy Street (D1), Shop House - For Rent

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Unit
1st Floor
2,065 sq ft (estimated)
Asking Rent: $27,000/month
Available Immediate

Unit
This space For Lease is a combination of :-
Mezzanine (1,071 sq ft estimated ) + 2F (1,956 sq ft estimated) + Outdoor (570 sq ft estimated)
= Total Area 3,597 sq ft estimated
Asking Rental: $30,000/month (3,597 sq ft)
Description
With direct lift access. .
Newly renovated, new aircon, flooring, pantry and toilet in marble finish.
Ceiling height about approx 2.7m.
Available March 2027.

About this Shophouse

This 4.5-storey conservation shophouse is situated in the heart of Singapore’s historic Chinatown, a district renowned for its rich cultural heritage and within walking distance of Telok Ayer, Maxwell and Tanjong Pagar MRT stations.

Throughout its history, Amoy Street has witnessed the transformation of Singapore’s urban landscape.
Amoy Street itself has a fascinating history that dates to the early 19th century.

Named after the Chinese port city of Xiamen, Amoy Street was originally part of a trading hub where Chinese immigrants settled and established businesses ranging from provision shops to textile stores.

In later years, the street became a hub for traditional trades including tea houses, Chinese medicine shops, and opium dens. Inspired by the ‘Wu Dian Shi’ in Jin Jiang, Xiamen.

The heritage site features ancient buildings from the Tang Dynasty up to 1300 years ago.

The translated materials and details draw from the Southern-Fujian Style of ancient architecture.

Amoy Street has experienced a remarkable revitalization by establishing itself as one of Singapore’s hippest and most sought-after destinations.

It is known for its vibrant culinary scene, offering a plethora of dining options, from traditional hawker fare to upscale restaurants.

The street’s quaint, narrow lanes and buzzing atmosphere have made it a popular spot for locals and tourists alike, embodying the spirit of Singapore’s dynamic urban transformation.