boutique farmstay for sale in changi singapore
The owners of House of Melissa, a boutique farmstay in Changi, Singapore, are seeking a new leaseholder to take over the business by December. Rising rent and shifting market demand have prompted the current owners to look for a successor to prevent the closure of the unique nature-based experience.
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This reflects the challenges faced by small, niche tourism businesses in urban environments dealing with rising operational costs.
Married couple Candice Li and Clarence Chua, who run House of Melissa, a boutique farm stay in Changi, are calling for offers to take over the lease of the business by Dec 1.
Listen Summarise House of Melissa Boutique Farmstay in Changi, a profitable farmstay with sea views and nature activities, seeks a new owner due to rising rent and decreased demand after two years. The property offers unique experiences like beekeeping and kayaking, and hosts weddings and events, with a current 66% occupancy rate and potential for growth. Owners Clarence Chua and Candice Li focus on their other nature business and hope to find a new leaseholder by December to keep the farmstay open. AI generated
SINGAPORE – Just two years after its launch, a boutique farm stay business in Changi Village is seeking a new owner, possibly marking the end of a rare farm experience in Singapore.
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