Little India heritage site valued at some S$70.6m goes up for tender.
A CONSERVED two-storey bungalow, known as the former House of Tan Teng Niah, is up for tender, said its marketing agent JLL on Tuesday.Built in 1900, the former House of Tan Teng Niah is believed to be the last remaining Chinese villa in Little India. The late Mr Tan was a Chinese businessman who owned several confectionery factories in Serangoon Road and a rubber smoke-house at Kerbau Road.
The eight-room villa, which is said to have originally been built for Mr Tan's wife, is one of the landmarks listed in the National Heritage Board's Little India Heritage Trail.
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