Alkaff Mansion

Alkaff Mansion is a restored Tudor-style bungalow atop Telok Blangah Hill within Telok Blangah Hill Park in Bukit Merah, Singapore. Built in 1918 as the country residence of the prominent Arab merchant family Alkaff, it is notable for its distinctive half-timbered architecture, hilltop setting and heritage status. Now operating as a dining and event venue, it offers visitors a blend of colonial history, parkland surroundings and panoramic views over southern Singapore.

Visitors can expect a two-storey Tudor Revival mansion with half-timbered facades, steep gabled roofs and arched interiors set on a forested hilltop in Telok Blangah Hill Park. The surroundings include landscaped gardens, terraces and park trails with views toward the southern coast. Inside, the mansion houses restaurants and event spaces. Visitors can explore the exterior, dine, take photographs, and combine the visit with walks along the park's trails and elevated walkways.

Built in 1918 as a country house for Syed Shaik Alkaff of the prominent Hadhrami Arab Alkaff family, who were influential merchants and philanthropists in colonial Singapore. The mansion exemplifies early 20th-century Tudor Revival architecture and reflects the lifestyle of wealthy merchant families. Abandoned for decades after World War II, it was later restored and conserved as a heritage building within Telok Blangah Hill Park.

Represents the architectural and social heritage of Singapore's Arab merchant community and colonial-era hilltop bungalows. Now a conserved historic building, it serves as a cultural landmark and dining destination that showcases heritage conservation within a public park setting.