Landed Property for Sale in Singapore
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Jalan Kebaya
Kurau Terrace
Holland Grove Road
Mount Sinai Lane
Jalan Pelangi
Shelford Road
Jalan Sankam
Onan Road
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Jalan Kebaya
Kurau Terrace
Holland Grove Road
Mount Sinai Lane
Jalan Pelangi
Shelford Road
Jalan Sankam
Onan Road
East Coast Road
Siglap Road
Belgravia Ace
Pasir Ris Terrace
Arden @Kheam Hock Road
Arden @Kheam Hock Road
Jalan Elok
Chartwell Drive
Meragi Close
Brighton Crescent
Woodhaven
Jambol Place
Springleaf Lane
Springleaf Road
Anagram Home
Anagram Home
Kheam Hock
Broadrick Road
Brighton Crescent
Tan Sim Boh Road
Tan Sim Boh Road
Parksuites
Gentle Drive
Seahill Townhouse
Cabana Cluster House
Toh Crescent
Jalan Mariam
Butterfly Avenue
Jalan Bintang Tiga
Fernhill Road
Ocean Drive
Ocean Drive
Ocean Drive
Bournemouth Road
Lynwood Grove
Maria Avenue
Upper East Coast Road
Novena Terrace
Namly Estate
Langsat Road
Brighton Crescent
Mount Sinai
Jalan Berjaya
Aida Street
Jalan Insaf
Toh Heights
Jalan Merdu
Farleigh Avenue
Melrose Drive
Paya Lebar Crescent
Robin Close
Fernhill Road
Holland Grove Drive
Holland Grove View
Shrewsbury Road
Sian Tuan Avenue
Bedok Avenue
Portchester Ave
Mount Rosie
Bedok Terrace
Tay Lian Teck
Kheam Hock Road
Merryn Road
Palm Road
Shrewsbury Road
Palm Road
Sommerville Road
Charlton Road
Jalan Senang
Grove Drive
Clifton Vale
Landed for Lease
3 listings
Meyer Road
Lornie Road
One Tree Hill
Buying Guide
Finding landed property for sale in Singapore
Buying landed property in Singapore is a long-term commitment to land — a scarce asset on an island where only about 7% of homes are landed. Whether you are searching for a Good Class Bungalow in Nassim, a semi-detached house in Bukit Timah or an inter-terrace home in the East, the right purchase starts with understanding the property type, tenure and district that suit your family and your plans for the land.
Every listing on this page is a genuine landed home for sale, presented with land size, built-up area, tenure, district and asking price so you can compare like for like across Singapore's landed market.
Landed property types available in Singapore
Good Class Bungalows (GCB)
Singapore's most exclusive landed homes, with a minimum plot of about 1,400 sqm in one of 39 gazetted GCB areas such as Nassim, Cluny, Bukit Timah and Sentosa.
Detached houses & bungalows
Standalone homes on their own plot, offering the greatest privacy, rebuild potential and land area of any landed property type.
Semi-detached houses
Two homes sharing a party wall, usually with generous frontage, car porches and the option to rebuild into a pair of semi-detached houses.
Terrace houses
Corner, inter and end terraces — the most accessible entry point into landed living, popular with families upgrading from condominiums.
Cluster houses
Strata-landed homes with shared facilities and security, giving buyers a landed lifestyle with condominium-style amenities.
Prime districts for landed homes
Districts 9, 10 and 11 cover the traditional prime core around Orchard, Bukit Timah and Novena, where freehold landed enclaves such as Tanglin, Watten Estate and Bin Tong Park command a premium. Districts 15 and 16 along the East Coast offer popular family-friendly landed estates in Katong, Joo Chiat and Upper East Coast, while District 21 in the west appeals to buyers who value space, greenery and proximity to top schools.
Beyond location, buyers should budget for Buyer's Stamp Duty, any applicable Additional Buyer's Stamp Duty, legal fees and works. Our consultants also assess each site's rebuild potential, plot ratio and URA planning constraints so that you buy land with a clear view of what it can become.
Landed property buyer FAQs
Can foreigners buy landed property in Singapore?
Foreigners generally need approval from the Land Dealings (Approval) Unit to buy landed residential property. Permanent residents may apply, and Sentosa Cove is the main exception where eligible foreigners can buy landed homes without special approval.
How much does a landed property cost in Singapore?
Terrace houses typically start from around S$2.5M to S$4M, semi-detached houses from S$4M to S$8M, and detached houses or bungalows from S$6M upwards. Prime district landed homes and Good Class Bungalows can exceed S$20M.
What is the difference between freehold and leasehold landed property?
Freehold landed homes grant ownership in perpetuity, while 999-year and 99-year leasehold properties revert to the state when the lease ends. Freehold properties usually command a premium and are preferred for long-term wealth preservation.
Which districts are most popular for landed property in Singapore?
D9, D10, D11, D15, D16 and D21 are the most sought-after landed districts, valued for their proximity to good schools, mature estates and established landed enclaves.
Can I rebuild or redevelop a landed house I buy?
Most landed homes can be rebuilt subject to URA planning guidelines on plot ratio, building height and setback. Our consultants review every listing's redevelopment and extension potential before you commit.