GRAND ARCHITECTURAL GRANDEUR

29 Stanley Street is a distinctive 3.5-storey conserved shophouse with a basement, showcasing a classic early 20th-century façade adorned with decorative pilasters, full-length arched windows, and intricate plasterwork motifs. The asset includes an airwell that brings abundant natural light into the interiors. Located along Stanley Street, where it meets Boon Tat Street near Telok Ayer MRT, the shophouse offers a rare balance of privacy and accessibility. With its spacious layout, substantial built-up area, and large floor plates, it is among the largest assets along the street. The combination of generous space, architectural distinction, and the scarcity of well-renovated conserved shophouses within the CBD makes this property highly desirable for premium dining establishments and commercial tenants.

Stanley Street is a historic thoroughfare that captures Singapore’s unique blend of heritage and modernity, where conserved shophouses stand gracefully amidst the city’s towering financial skyscrapers. Built on reclaimed land from Telok Ayer Bay in the 1880s, the street showcases elegant early 20th-century architecture with distinctive French windows, fanlights, and Chinese-style roof canopies. Once known in Hokkien as “Ma cho kiong hi tai au” (behind the Mazu Temple opera stage) for its proximity to Thian Hock Keng Temple, Stanley Street continues to reflect Singapore’s rich cultural and architectural heritage. Believed to be named after Captain Stanley, who led an anti-piracy campaign in 1836, it has retained its timeless charm through meticulously conserved façades that bridge the city’s historic past with its modern identity.