This is an old townhouse built in 1960, located right in the heart of Chulia Street. As with most heritage homes, it has its own character—sound travels easily, and the layout reflects its age. The house has four rooms in total. One room is occupied by Marina, our long-term guest. She’s friendly, very helpful, and knows Georgetown well—feel free to ask her for directions or local tips. The remaining three rooms are available for rent. Guests share two bathrooms. Room 205 is the laundry room, equipped with a washing area, ironing board, and detergent for guest use. Room 206 serves as a shared pantry and sitting area where guests can relax.

I’m a chef and work irregular hours, so you may or may not see me around. I’m always contactable if needed. A small section of the house is used by my wife to store her pottery tools and materials. On rare occasions—if timing and circumstances align—guests may get a chance to try the pottery wheel.

The house is located on Chulia Street, right in the heart of Georgetown. This is one of the city’s most active areas, known for its street food, cafés, bars, and historic shophouses. Love Lane is just a short walk away, and many of Georgetown’s popular spots are easily reached on foot. If you enjoy exploring on foot and being close to everything, the location is very convenient. As with any central location, the area is lively throughout the day and into the evening. Guests who value location and accessibility will find this a practical and well-connected base.