Terrace, semi-detached, and detached homes
Landed Property for Sale in Singapore
Landed homes are the smallest and most tightly held part of Singapore’s residential market: terrace houses, corner terraces, semi-detached and detached houses, and the occasional conservation shophouse home. SOLO lists them with land area, built-up area, tenure, and the general locality, while keeping the exact address private until you are engaged with the seller. Every listing is verified before it goes live and you speak directly with the owner or their CEA-licensed agent. Book a viewing from the listing and track the purchase through to completion inside the platform.
Landed Property for Sale in Singapore
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Buying a landed home in Singapore
Landed residential property in Singapore is restricted. Singapore citizens may buy freely; permanent residents and foreigners generally need approval from the Singapore Land Authority, and approval is not routine. Sentosa Cove operates under a separate framework. Confirm your eligibility before making an offer, because it determines whether the purchase can complete at all.
Land area drives value more than built-up area. Two houses with similar interiors can be priced very differently because of plot size, plot shape, frontage, corner position, and whether the site allows rebuilding or an extension under the prevailing URA envelope control for that landed housing area.
Tenure varies more than in the condo market. Freehold, 999-year, and 99-year landed estates all exist, and the difference shows up in both financing and resale. Each listing shows the tenure alongside the land and built-up areas.
Budget for the building itself. An older house may need rewiring, reroofing, or a full reconstruction, and rebuilding requires professional submissions and authority approval. Factor that into the offer rather than treating the asking price as the total cost.
For privacy, landed listings on SOLO show the locality rather than the full street address. You receive the exact address once you have an appointment or are engaged with the seller.
SOLO is a technology platform, not a licensed estate agent. Information here is general and does not replace professional legal, tax, or financial advice.
Common questions
Can foreigners buy landed property in Singapore?
Generally no, not without approval. Landed residential property is restricted under the Residential Property Act, and permanent residents and foreigners must apply to the Singapore Land Authority. Approval depends on your circumstances and is not guaranteed.
Why is the exact address hidden on landed listings?
Landed homes are individually identifiable, so publishing the street address exposes the owner. SOLO shows the locality and an approximate map area, and releases the exact address once you have a confirmed appointment or are engaged with the seller.
What are the main types of landed homes?
Terrace houses sit in a row sharing party walls, corner terraces have an extra side plot, semi-detached houses share one wall, and detached houses or bungalows stand alone on their own plot. Land area and frontage differ significantly between them.
Can I rebuild or extend a landed house?
Often, but what is possible depends on the URA envelope control and guidelines for that specific landed housing area, plus authority approval and professional submissions. Check the constraints on the plot before you buy with rebuilding in mind.