ART DECO DUOLOGUE

Nestled in the heart of Chinatown's vibrant cultural enclave, 22-23 Mosque Street is a full-commercial 3-storey conservation shophouse, that is a part of Singapore's rich architectural heritage along one of the district's most historically significant thoroughfares. This conserved shophouse sits on a charming one-way street that connects New Bridge Road to South Bridge Road, just moments away from the iconic Masjid Jamae (Chulia) - one of Singapore's oldest mosques dating back to the 1830s, built by early Chulia Indian immigrants.

The property benefits from an exceptionally strategic location within walking distance to both Chinatown and Telok Ayer MRT stations, offering seamless connectivity to the CBD, Marina Bay, and Tanjong Pagar. The immediate neighbourhood has evolved into a dynamic mix of traditional and contemporary offerings, surrounded by boutique hotels like Hotel Mono and Porcelain Hotel, diverse dining options ranging from local eateries to international cuisine, art galleries, and popular backpacker hostels that ensure consistent foot traffic from both tourists and locals. Mosque Street itself represents a fascinating chapter in Singapore's urban development, having been one of the earliest settled areas during the colonial era, with its shophouses standing as enduring testaments to the nation's multicultural heritage.

Today, the street maintains its unique character while benefiting from the area's ongoing commercial vitality, situated near premium accommodations including The Clan Hotel and other 4-5 star establishments. This property offers investors and occupants alike the chance to be part of a thriving historic district where cultural significance meets modern commercial potential, making it an exceptional long-term appreciating asset in one of Singapore's most sought-after conservation areas.