A RARE MASTERPIECE

These corner adjoining 4.5-storey conservation shophouses are nestled in the heart of Amoy Street, offering convenient access to Telok Ayer, Maxwell, and Tanjong Pagar MRT stations.

Amoy Street derives its name from a port in Fujian Province, China, reflecting its Hokkien heritage and historical ties to maritime trade. Established in the early 1830s under Stamford Raffles’ urban plan, Amoy Street quickly became a bustling commercial center, serving as a vital hub for early Chinese immigrants who settled in Singapore. Notable figures like Chia Keng Beng and Oei Bok Sien, prominent property developers and shipping magnates, further enriched its vibrant history.