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Good Class Bungalows (GCBs) in Singapore are a certain category of property, with specific size and location criteria.
Designated within prime residential districts and with a minimum land plot size of 1,400 sq m, these properties are not only highly exclusive but also sought-after for those who can afford them.
And if you've ever wondered what it's like on the inside, a YouTube video by Jervis Ng from JNA Real Estate offers a glimpse into one of the GCBs.
The property, which costs a whopping S$63 million, has a build-up of 34,000 sq ft.
The owner apparently took a total of four years to build this, using 100 trailers to move every relic into the house.
Jervis Ng/YouTube
The place was designed by the same architects behind Pinnacle@Duxton, and was modelled after the Tang Dynasty capital Chang'an.
Here's a look at the inside.
The front garden:
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A 20m lap pool:
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The pool also features two lion statues, which hold the record for being the largest lion statues in Asia.
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The living area, which has a grand piano, and the dining area:
Jervis Ng/YouTube
Jervis Ng/YouTube
The house has a private museum:
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Bedroom:
Jervis Ng/YouTube
With a study area:
Jervis Ng/YouTube
And two-storey walk-in wardrobe:
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Private jacuzzi in the bathroom:
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And a rooftop that can accommodate up to 40 people:
Jervis Ng/YouTube
Insane.
You can watch the full video, which was uploaded on June 7, here:
Top photo screenshots from Jervis Ng/YouTube.