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Mountbatten Road conservation bungalow up for sale with S$63.6m price tag

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Corinne Kerk

Published Wed, May 4, 2022 · 01:53 PM
    • 760 Mountbatten Road comes with a land size of 31,820 sq ft - over 50 per cent larger than the one at 759 Mountbatten Road that was launched for sale just 3 weeks ago.
    • 760 Mountbatten Road comes with a land size of 31,820 sq ft - over 50 per cent larger than the one at 759 Mountbatten Road that was launched for sale just 3 weeks ago. PHOTO: BT FILE

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    ANOTHER freehold conservation bungalow in District 15 has been launched for sale, this time, at an asking price of S$63.6 million or S$2,000 per square foot (psf). 

    Marketed by OrangeTee & Tie, the property, at 760 Mountbatten Road, comes with a land size of 31,820 square feet (sq ft) - over 50 per cent larger than the one at 759 Mountbatten Road that was launched for sale just 3 weeks ago.

    The 2 are part of 15 conservation bungalows in the Mountbatten Road Bungalow Conservation Area, and are across the road from each other, with the latter carrying a guide price of S$27 million or S$1,295 psf. 

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