Colliers, in collaboration with List Sotheby’s International Realty, has announced the exclusive marketing of two iconic freehold conservation shophouses located at 136 and 138 Neil Road in Singapore’s Tanjong Pagar district. Designed by the renowned architectural firm Swan & Maclaren, these properties offer a blend of historical significance and modern functionality, making them a coveted asset in the commercial real estate market.
The shophouses, completed in 1926, feature a distinctive ‘stripped Classical’ style with cantilevered bay windows and reinforced concrete balconies, characteristic of the Bukit Pasoh conservation area. Spanning approximately 11,441 square feet, the properties underwent a comprehensive restoration in 2014, which included structural reinforcements and modern safety upgrades, all whilst preserving their historical façade.
Strategically located within walking distance of Outram Park, Maxwell, and Tanjong Pagar MRT stations, the properties offer excellent connectivity and are near vibrant lifestyle and business destinations such as Keong Saik Road and Duxton Hill. This prime location enhances their appeal to both investors and occupiers seeking a legacy-grade asset with potential for long-term capital appreciation and stable rental yields.
Expressions of Interest for this rare investment opportunity are invited by 25 July 2025. The offering underscores the limited availability of freehold commercial properties within conservation zones in Singapore, making it a significant opportunity for discerning investors.
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