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Koufu Heirs Set to Acquire Prestigious $58M GCB in Caldecott Hill Estate

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In a landmark property transaction, the sons of Koufu Group's founding couple Pang Lim and Ng Hoon Tien are making waves in Singapore's luxury real estate market with their impending $58 million purchase of a prime Good Class Bungalow (GCB) site at Joan Road, according to The Business Times.

The sprawling freehold property spans an impressive 39,276 square feet in the exclusive Caldecott Hill Estate (District 11), translating to $1,477 per square foot. This prestigious enclave counts among Singapore's coveted 39 gazetted GCB areas, known for housing the nation's elite.

The site currently features two elegant bungalows on its regular-shaped plot. Originally acquired in the 1960s by Chan Kok Kwan, former president of the Diamond Importers Association of Singapore, the property has served as home to three generations of the Chan family. While one rebuilt two-storey bungalow remains occupied by family members, its counterpart - complete with attic and swimming pool - currently serves as rental accommodation.

Cushman & Wakefield had initially marketed the property through an expression of interest exercise last May at an indicative price tag of $62.8 million ($1,599 psf). The firm highlighted several compelling selling points including:

  • Prime location near premier shopping destinations

  • Proximity to top-tier medical facilities

  • Access to renowned educational institutions

  • Adjacency to MacRitchie Reservoir's green spaces

  • Convenient walking distance from Caldecott MRT station

"This GCB site presents a rare opportunity for ultra-high net worth individuals seeking multi-generational dream homes," remarked Shaun Poh, Cushman & Wakefield's Executive Director for Capital Markets.

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Perguntas frequentes
1.What historical significance does the property have?
The site was originally acquired in the 1960s by Chan Kok Kwan, former president of the Diamond Importers Association of Singapore, and has served as home to three generations of the Chan family.
2.What are some selling points highlighted by Cushman & Wakefield for this property?
Key selling points include its prime location, proximity to top-tier medical facilities, access to renowned educational institutions, adjacency to green spaces at MacRitchie Reservoir, and convenience to Caldecott MRT station.
3.How much was the property originally marketed for by Cushman & Wakefield?
The property was initially marketed at an indicative price of $62.8 million.
4.What is the size of the Good Class Bungalow site at Joan Road?
The property spans an impressive 39,276 square feet.
5.Who are the buyers of the $58 million Good Class Bungalow site?
The buyers are the sons of Koufu Group's founding couple Pang Lim and Ng Hoon Tien.
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