Shophouse at Ann Siang Road up for sale

The guide price for the shophouse is $21m.

A three-storey, 999-year conservation shophouse at 24 Ann Siang Road is up for sale via expression of interest (EOI), according to CBRE.

The property includes a basement and attic, and is fully leased to boutique offices.

The shophouse sits on a 1,644 sq. ft. plot and has a total floor area of 4,446 sq. ft. It is available for sale as a single asset.

Located in District 1 within the Ann Siang Hill heritage enclave, the shophouse benefits from high visibility and proximity to a curated mix of bars, restaurants, and boutiques. It is within walking distance of Maxwell, Telok Ayer, Chinatown, and Tanjong Pagar MRT stations.

The guide price for the shophouse is $21m, or approximately $4,723 per sq. ft. The property is open to both local and foreign buyers, with no ABSD or SSD applicable.

The EOI exercise closes on Wednesday, 26 November 2025, at 3 p.m.

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