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OEI TIONG HAM PARK RESIDENCES for RENT (4-BEDROOM)
Asking Price: S$ 17,000
Built-In: 3,401 sqft
PSF: S$ 5 psf (built-in)
Bedrooms: 4
Address: 29 OEI TIONG HAM PARK
District: 10
Lovely 4BR unit at 3,401 sqft is available July 2025.
The unit comes with its own private pool and 2 parking lots right next to the unit's private lift lobby.
Asking rent $17,000 inclusive of maintenance of private swimming pool and home lift
5 minutes walk to Holland Village and mrt
More pictures and details at:
https://property.singaporeexpats.com/property-listing/7420194/rent/OEI-TIONG-HAM-PARK-RESIDENCES
Angelyn Tan
Mobile: +65 9457788
CEA Reg. No: R003529J
PropNex Realty Pte Ltd
Licence No: L3008022J
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