Terrace, semi-detached, and detached homes
Landed Property for Rent in Singapore
Landed rentals are the smallest slice of the Singapore leasing market: terrace houses, semi-detached and detached homes, and the occasional conservation shophouse. They suit households that need space, a garden, or multiple carpark lots. SOLO lists them with built-up and land area, furnishing level, and the general locality, keeping the exact address private until you are engaged with the owner or their CEA-licensed agent.
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Renting a landed home in Singapore
The three-month minimum rental period for private residential property applies to landed homes as it does to condominiums. Most landed tenancies run two years because the moving cost and setup effort are higher than for an apartment.
Maintenance responsibility is the part tenants underestimate. A landed home has a garden, an external structure, and often a pool or its own water and gas connections. The tenancy agreement should state clearly who maintains the grounds, the pool, and the pest control, and who pays for what.
Utilities are typically higher than an equivalent-sized apartment, and there is no management corporation absorbing the cost of common repairs. Budget accordingly when comparing a landed rental with a large condo unit at a similar monthly rent.
Deposits follow the same convention as other private rentals: one month for a one-year term, two months for a two-year term, plus the first month in advance and stamp duty on the lease.
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Common questions
Can foreigners rent a landed house in Singapore?
Yes. The approval requirement under the Residential Property Act applies to purchasing landed property, not to renting it.
Who maintains the garden and pool?
It is negotiated and should be written into the tenancy agreement. Owners often retain and pay for pool servicing and major grounds work, while day-to-day upkeep sits with the tenant.
Why is the exact address not shown?
SOLO shows the locality rather than the full address on landed listings to protect the occupierโs privacy. The exact address is shared once you are engaged with the owner or their agent.
What is the minimum tenancy for a landed home?
Three months under URA rules, though the market convention for landed homes is a one or two year term.