Landed houses for sale in Singapore
Landed property in Singapore covers bungalows, semi-detached houses and terrace houses that come with their own plot of land. Many are freehold or on long leases, and they are far rarer than condos or HDB flats, so asking prices reflect the land as much as the built-up space.
Each listing below shows the asking price, bedrooms, bathrooms and floor area, with photos and a map location. Use the full listings page to narrow by area, price and bedrooms, then message the listing agent straight from the listing.
Buying rules differ from condos and HDB flats. Foreigners generally need approval from the Singapore Land Authority to buy landed property, and Buyer’s Stamp Duty and Additional Buyer’s Stamp Duty can apply. Check the current rules with IRAS and SLA, and confirm tenure, land area and any redevelopment limits with your lawyer before you commit.
Can foreigners buy landed property in Singapore? Generally not without approval. Under the Residential Property Act, foreigners need approval from the Singapore Land Authority to buy landed residential property, and approval is granted only in limited cases. Sentosa Cove has its own rules for foreign buyers. Confirm with SLA before you make an offer.
What is the difference between a bungalow, a semi-detached and a terrace house? A bungalow stands alone on its own plot. A semi-detached house shares one wall with its neighbour. A terrace house sits in a row and shares walls on both sides, while a corner terrace shares only one.
Is landed property in Singapore freehold? Many landed homes are freehold, but not all of them. Some are on 99-year or 999-year leases. Where the agent has provided it, the tenure is shown on the listing. Always confirm it with your lawyer.
How do I arrange a viewing? Open a listing and choose Contact Agent or Chat with agent to ask about a viewing. Viewings are arranged directly with the listing agent.