Georgetown

These two connected heritage shophouses on Lebuh Macallum are located along a bustling, highly visible thoroughfare—lively, vibrant, and perfect for commercial endeavors. The site provides direct access to Weld Quay, KOMTAR, and nearby cultural and trading hotspots, making it suitable for business activities.

One unit features 2,070 sq ft of land with approximately 3,020 sq ft built-up, while the adjacent unit offers 2,320 sq ft of land and about 3,407 sq ft built-up. Together, they comprise a total of 4,390 sq ft of land and around 6,427 sq ft built-up, with an asking price of MYR 5.5 million. Both units come with separate titles.

These units distinguish themselves within the row—sturdy, attractive, and notably larger than the neighbouring shophouses. They also provide internal connecting access and redesigned stairs, meaning one unit has no independent staircase, hence they are best sold as a pair. The combined area is long, spacious, and highly adaptable.

A unique benefit is the rear access via a wider-than-average back lane, with one unit boasting a sizable rear door that permits vehicle entry from the back.

Perfect for commercial adaptive reuse such as food and beverage, hospitality, studios, galleries, offices, or other business projects, these exceptional adjoining shophouses present a rare large-format footprint in a vibrant heritage corridor.