A two-storey heritage house near the Botanic Gardens is looking for a new tenant.
The 3,208 sq ft house, sitting on a land area of 9,418 sq ft, was recently put up for a two-year lease by the Singapore Land Authority (SLA).
According to its State Property Information Online (SIPO) portal, the property at 15 Ross Avenue is to be used for residential purposes only.
Ross Avenue is believed to have been named after Nobel Prize-winning physician Sir Ronald Ross, who is known for his pioneering research on malaria.
The neighbourhood was home to university educators, while the house counts the former head of the School of Architecture at the University of Singapore among its former tenants, SLA said.
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