RARE HISTORICAL GEM

With its strategic location at the intersection of two main roads, this unique corner shophouse enjoys rare double frontage along South Bridge Road and Upper Cross Street.

Built by George Coleman in 1833, South Bridge Road started at the south of Thomson Bridge (now Elgin Bridge), from which it took its name. As one of the thriving centres of the city in the heart of Chinatown, South Bridge Road was one of the main thoroughfares between the town and New Harbour (now renamed Keppel Harbour).