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A comprehensive guide to URA’s site area, coverage, and envelope control requirements for landed housing.
Compact row houses often found in high-density or historical areas with a unique 2-meter road setback.
GCBs are the pinnacle of Singapore’s real estate. They must be located in specific districts like Nassim, Cluny Road, or Chatsworth. These properties are strictly low-density to preserve their lush, green character. Under 2026 guidelines, they remains exclusive to Singapore Citizens.
Larger row houses with significant road buffers, typically found in established residential estates.
Terrace Type I is the "standard" terrace house. It requires a larger plot and deeper setback compared to Type II. Most modern reconstructions here include an attic within the 45-degree envelope control slope to maximize space.
A pair of houses joined side-by-side or back-to-back by a common party wall.
Often called "Semi-Ds," these properties provide a middle ground between terraces and bungalows. They share one wall with a neighbor but have an open garden on the other side. They are popular for multi-generational families who buy the adjacent unit.
A standalone house that does not share any common walls with neighbors, offering high privacy outside GCB areas.
Commonly known as bungalows, these can be found in any landed housing estate. They offer a private sanctuary with a 360-degree garden. They are flexible in design, ranging from classic colonial styles to modern glass-heavy architecture.