76 Guan Chuan Street

Step inside and you’ll notice one thing right away: space. A glorious 1,173 sqft of it. Not some 17.4 m² broom closet pretending to be a “sanctuary.” This is the real deal — three proper bedrooms where you can stretch out, set up a home office, or just dedicate one entirely to laundry you’ll never fold.

The unit comes bare, which in rental-speak means you’re free from someone else’s “Pinterest-inspired” wallpaper disaster. You get a blank canvas — plus the essentials done right:

Three brand new air-conditioners. Switch them on and you’ll feel like you’ve moved into a walk-in fridge.

Simple toilet and kitchen. Not glamorous, but utterly reliable. Like a Toyota Corolla — not exciting, but will never let you down.

And then there’s the location: Tiong Bahru, where art deco history rubs shoulders with hip cafés and hawker legends. Basically, it’s the only place in Singapore where you can order kopi for $1.50 in the morning and oat milk flat white for $7 in the afternoon — all on the same street.

This isn’t a house stuffed with frills. It’s a big, cool, no-nonsense home in one of Singapore’s most desirable neighbourhoods.

Tiong Bahru Estate (well know for her walk up apartment) is made up of the following streets :
Tiong Bahru Road
Seng Poh Road
Tiong Poh Road
Eng Hoon Street
Eng Watt Street
Guan Chuan Street
Yong Siak Street
Chay Yan Street
Moh Guan Terrace
Lim Liak Street
Kim Pong Road
Kim Cheng Street