A Spectacular Bungalow in Thomson Just Hit the Market
For those craving resort‑style living without ever leaving the city, there’s a new gem in the heart of Thomson that’s sure to spark some envy.
Meet the Seller: Lee Hsien Yang
Lee Hsien Yang, the 64‑year‑old brother of Prime Minister Lee Hsien‑Loong, is putting his two‑storey bungalow on the market for $16.8 million. His wife, Lee Suet Fern, is co‑owner, as confirmed by the Singapore Land Authority.
Property Snapshot
- Location: Caldecott Close, Thomson Quay
- Size: 9,888 sq ft of land
- Floor‑plan:
- 6 bedrooms (yes, you can actually have that many)
- 2 living rooms (for when the whole family decides to watch the same show)
- 1 dining room (for supreme table‑settings)
- 1 basement wine cellar (for the wine connoisseurs)
- 1 lounge (for endless chill sessions)
- 1 helper’s room (because every home needs a helper)
- Parking: space for 4 cars
- Splurges:
- Infinity pool (think lazy lake vibes)
- Koi pond (the fish are practically part of the décor)
Why So High?
While the exact reason behind Lee’s decision to sell remains tight‑lipped, enthusiasts note that bungalows in Singapore’s premium districts are on an upward trend. The perception is that “prime” comes with a hefty price tag.
Other High‑Profile Sales
It’s not just Lee that’s listing luxury here. In October 2020, James Dyson sold a jaw‑dropping penthouse at Wallich Residence for $62 million, a loss from his 2019 purchase of $73.8 million.
Dubbed the “Bungalow in the Sky”, that 21,108‑sq‑ft property offers:
- 5 bedrooms
- Wine cellar
- Infinity pool
- Jacuzzi
- Private garden (with panoramic CBD and Sentosa vistas)
So whether you’re a budding real‑estate tycoon or simply love to day‑dream about moonlit swims, these listings prove that Singapore’s high‑end housing keeps fascinating us all.
Interested? Check out the video that’s been trending alongside the story (link below). But remember, the only real “leak” you can watch is the pool’s splash—anything else is just a rumor.
