Eight-storey industrial property in 3 Kim Chuan Lane for sale

The property sits on a freehold site.

An eight-storey industrial development on 3 Kim Chuan Lane is for sale via private treaty.

The property sits on a freehold site of approximately 16,685 sq. ft (1,550 sqm) and has an existing gross floor area of approximately 41,710 sq. ft (3,875 sqm), with a total strata area of approximately 54,939 sq. ft (5,104 sqm).

Zoned Business 2 (B2) under the URA Master Plan 2025, the property currently comprises 15 strata-titled factory units and is supported by two levels of basement car parking.

The property is located within the Tai Seng and Kim Chuan industrial cluster and has excellent connectivity via the Pan Island Expressway (PIE), Kallang-Paya Lebar Expressway (KPE), and Central Expressway (CTE), as well as convenient access to Tai Seng MRT Station.

In addition to the potential for the strata sale of the existing units, it has obtained planning approval for proposed addition and alteration works for food factory use, enabling it to tap into the established food manufacturing ecosystem within the area. The property has also secured Outline Planning Permission (OPP) for proposed workers' dormitory use, providing flexibility for either a 10-year temporary conversion or a permanent conversion.

The sale of 3 Kim Chuan Lane will be conducted via private treaty.

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