The house at Sandown Place was rebuilt in 2003 and comes with a fishpond and Jacuzzi (Photo: Huttons Asia)
A two-storey, 999-year leasehold detached house along Sandown Place in Serangoon Gardens has been put up for sale.
The property comprises five ensuite bedrooms and seven bathrooms, including an attic, a basement bar and entertainment area.
The property has a total land area of about 5,500 sq ft, a 17m frontage and a built-up area of about 8,600 sq ft.
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It is up for sale via an expression of interest (EOI) at a guide price of $11 million, according to marketing agent Huttons Asia. The price translates to $2,000 psf based on land area.
The house was designed by Singapore-based architectural firm Comprehensive Design Group (CDG) and rebuilt in 2003. It is designed as a Balinese-style home, with a fishpond and jacuzzi.
Located within Serangoon Gardens Estate, the property is within walking distance from Chomp Chomp Food Centre and retail centre myvillage at Serangoon Garden.
Schools within a 2km radius of the property include CHIJ Our Lady of Good Counsel and Rosyth School. The Australian International School is also nearby.
Source: EP Buddy, URA Realis, downloaded as at Mar 7, 2025
Based on caveats lodged since January 2024, there were about 65 landed housing transactions in Serangoon Gardens, of which only five are detached houses. Two of the detached houses changed hands this year: a property at Burghley Drive, which fetched $9.68 million ($2,276 psf) in January, and another at Crichton Close for $7.89 million ($1,755 psf) in February.
The other 60 landed housing transactions in Serangoon Gardens were a mix of semi-detached and terraced houses.
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"Serangoon Gardens has always been a highly sought-after location for landed home buyers," says Aloysius Lim, senior district director at Huttons Asia. "The guide price of about $2,000 psf on land is highly competitive against prices of recent new project launches."
Looking ahead, Lee Sze Teck, senior director of data analytics at Huttons Asia, says: "The landed homes market should continue to see brisk activities in 2025 as the cuts in interest allowed buyers to borrow more. Prices could end the year up between 3% and 5%."
The property is up for sale by expression of interest, ending on Mar 26.
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