Chatsworth Park, Singapore

Chatsworth Park (pronounced “Chats-worth Park”; IPA: /ˈtʃætswɜːrθ pɑːrk/) is an exclusive cul-de-sac road in Singapore, located in the Tanglin Planning Area. It branches off from Chatsworth Road on the northwest and ends in a secluded cul-de-sac. This serene enclave is cradled within one of Singapore's most prestigious landed conservation zones, offering privacy, heritage, and prestige.

Overview and Surroundings

Chatsworth Park is nestled within a quiet street surrounded by lush greenery and mature trees. It forms part of a larger Good Class Bungalow (GCB) zone known for its tranquillity and architectural character. Nearby thoroughfares include Tanglin Road, Chatsworth Road, and the equally distinguished Tanglin subzones—whilst Orchard Road's vibrant retail scene lies just a short drive away.¹

History and Architectural Heritage

This enclave was developed in the 1920s–1930s to house expatriate staff from firms such as Straits Trading Company, Cable & Wireless, and Firestone Rubber Company. Its 27 conserved bungalows display “black-and-white” and Art-Deco architectural styles—some restored for modern comfort but retaining colonial charm.¹ Notably, No. 5 Chatsworth Park is a two-storey Art Deco bungalow designed by architect Frank W. Brewer in 1923, recognized with a URA Architectural Heritage Award in 2013.¹

Character of the Street

Chatsworth Park exudes timeless elegance—mature plantings, wide plots, and stately architecture frame each property. Unlike busy roads, it ends in a quiet cul-de-sac, providing seclusion yet maintaining proximity to key urban conveniences.

Interesting Sights Nearby

Conserved historic bungalows with architectural significance and colonial-era detailing, providing an immersive heritage experience.¹
Proximity to Tanglin's diplomatic and high-society landscape, including embassies, luxury hotels, and the former Tanglin Shopping Centre precinct.¹

Real Estate Market (mid-2025)

Chatsworth Park is among Singapore's most exclusive landed enclaves within the Core Central Region.

A Good Class Bungalow at Chatsworth Park, approximately 12,750 sq ft (~1,185 m²), recently listed at S$34 million (≈S$2,667 psf).²
Other listings in Chatsworth Park show GCBs ranging from S$25 million for 7,600 sq ft (~707 m²) (≈S$3,355 psf), to S$48.7 million for 14,994 sq ft (~1,393 m²) (≈S$3,247 psf).¹⁰
Broader price range across the enclave spans S$25.5 million to S$58 million, translating to S$2,000–3,248 psf. Rental listings indicate S$23,800–55,000 monthly for large GCBs.⁴

These prices are substantially above national averages, reflecting the area's rarity and prestige. Rental yields are strong for high-end expatriate tenants.

In context, the Core Central Region (CCR) saw GCB prices appreciates in 2024, with Nassim Road homes topping S$45 million and rentals of S$18,000–25,000/month common.¹¹

Transport Connectivity

The nearest MRT station is Orchard Boulevard MRT Station (TE13) on the Thomson-East Coast Line, within a 5–10 minutes' walk.³

Nearby Bus Stops

Bus stops along Tanglin Road and Chatsworth Road serve a number of cross-town and feeder routes, providing direct access to Orchard Road and surrounding business districts.

Fun Facts

Some of the bungalows here are living architectural landmarks—like No. 5, which seamlessly blends Art Deco heritage with modern extension while retaining colonial design features.¹
The street's tranquillity contrasts dramatically with nearby Orchard hustle, making it one of the rare central enclaves offering both calm and convenience.

Quick Facts

Location: Tanglin Planning Area, central Singapore
Connectivity: Branches from Chatsworth Road and ends in a cul-de-sac; near Orchard Boulevard MRT (Thomson-East Coast Line)
Character: Exclusive, conserved GCB enclave with heritage architecture
Real estate (mid-2025): Listings from ~S$25 M (7,600 sq ft) to S$48.7 M (14,994 sq ft); PSF S$2,000–3,300; rents S$23,800–55,000/month
Heritage: Art-Deco and black-and-white bungalows from 1920s–30s; URA-recognized conservation
Transport: Orchard Boulevard MRT; feeder buses via Tanglin & Chatsworth Roads
Fun fact: No. 5 Chatsworth Park won URA Heritage Award (2013) for sensitively blending old and new

References

Map of Chatsworth Park, Singapore

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