City House
36 Robinson Road, Singapore 068877
City House is an office building strategically located along Robinson Road within Singapore’s Central Business District, right across from CapitaGreen. The office building has a straightforward office lobby without any gantries. Office tenants will get good views of the city, facing Chinatown area, or looking over Lau Pa Sat. Starbucks is also conveniently located on the ground floor of the building.
City House is a 5-minute walk to Raffles Place MRT Station and within walking distance to 3 other MRT stations including Telok Ayer MRT, Downtown MRT and Shenton Way MRT. There are also plenty of food options in the vicinity, including the iconic Lau Pat Sat food centre.
| Building Name | Cityhouse |
| Storeys | 23 |
| Year TOP | 1983 |
| Typical Floor Area | 7,158sqft |
| Net Lettable Area | 10,764sqft |
| Air-conditioning | Centralised |
| Parking | No |
Cityhouse For Rent
| Address | Floor | PSF | Size (sqft) | Asking Price (negotiable) |
Available | Remarks |
| 36 Robinson Road | Ground | $12.00 | 4,930 | $59,160 | 2023 | Excellent street frontage, retail unit |
| 36 Robinson Road | High | $8.50 | 7,158 | $60,843 | Immediate | Full floor, lift lobby frontage |
*Disclaimer: Prices reflected above are guide prices and subject to change by management at any time.
accessibility & location
neighbourhood
Raffles Place is at the heart of the Central Business District (CBD) in Singapore. Major businesses choose to be located here, as it brings them closer to the pulse of business activity in Singapore. Some of the tallest commercial buildings and landmarks of the city are located in this district. The density of the working crowd created a vibrant night scene around the area, with numerous bars, pubs and restaurants integrated in the office buildings and along the nearby shophouse areas.
Raffles Place is well connected via both the East West MRT Line and the North South MRT Line. Retail malls, restaurants, cafes, bars and various amenities such as gyms and banks are also located in the area to cater to the working crowd.
