Freehold corner semi-detached house in Mayflower Gardens up for auction at $6.68 mil
A property corner semi-detached house in Mayflower Gardens in District 20 are going to be on the block at Knight Frank’s upcoming real estate auction sale on Sept 18. The real estate, found along Mayflower Drive, occupies a land area of 4,872 sq ft and has a guide cost of $6.68 million. This converts to $1,371 psf on the acreage.
Lee thinks the property will generate interest from family members with school-going young children, granted the house’s closeness to Ang Mo Kio Primary School, CHIJ St Nicholas Girls’ School and Ai Tong School. Numerous recreation areas and nature reserves are in addition within a short driving range, including Bishan-Ang Mo Kio Park, Ang Mo Kio Town Garden West and Windsor Park.
An owner’s sale, this is the second opportunity that the property will be featured at a Knight Frank public auction. The same real estate had formerly gone under the hammer with a greater overview rate of $7 million ($1,436 psf) on Aug 21.
Based on URA warnings, an overall of three properties at Mayflower Gardens have switched controls in 2025 to period. The most recent deal happened on June 23 when a semi-detached house on Mayflower Place with an acreage of 3,443 sq ft was sold for $5.45 million ($1,583 psf). On April 10, another semi-detached residence on Mayflower Place with an acreage of 4,213 sq ft shifted controls for $6.5 million, or $1,543 psf. On Feb 14, a terraced house at Mayflower Terrace with an acreage of 2,031 sq ft was sold for $4.36 million ($2,147 psf).
Mayflower Gardens is a low-density landed estate making up semi-detached, terrace, and detached residences inside the Ang Mo Kio planning area. It is a five-minute stroll from Mayflower MRT Station on the Thomson-East Coast Line, whilst Mayflower Market and Food Centre rise just nearby. Other close-by facilities consist of the Kebun Baru Community Club and also mall AMK Center and Jubilee Square.
According to Sharon Lee, head of auction and sales at Knight Frank Singapore, the property is suitable for addition and change tasks or redevelopment. Under the 2019 URA Master Plan, the area is zoned for three-storey paired landed housing. “Considered that a lot of adjoining homes have actually added an added floor by succeeding owners, possible customers may even have the alternative to do the same,” she adds.
The house has a built-up area of 3,500 sq ft spanning two storeys and features a large front view of approximately 50 m. The first level of the five-bedroom home makes up a living hall, a dining hall, a nana’s room with a connected restroom, and a yard garden area. The remaining rooms utilize the second floor of the house, each spacious enough to suit a king-sized bed, says Lee.
