Georgetown, George Town

These two adjoining heritage shophouses on Lebuh Macallum sit along a busy, high-visibility road—noisy, active, and prime for commercial use. The location offers direct access to Weld Quay, KOMTAR, and surrounding cultural and trading hubs, making it ideal for business operations.

One unit offers 2,070 sq ft of land with about 3,020 sq ft built-up, while the adjoining unit has 2,320 sq ft of land and roughly 3,407 sq ft built-up. Together, they form 4,390 sq ft of land and approximately 6,427 sq ft built-up, with an asking price of RM 5.5 million. Both come with individual titles.

These two units stand out from the rest of the row—solid, handsome, and noticeably more prominent than the neighbouring shophouses. They also have internal adjoining access and reconstructed stairs, meaning one unit no longer has its own staircase, so they are best sold together. The combined space is long, spacious, and highly versatile.

A rare advantage is the rear access via a wider-than-usual back lane, with one unit featuring a large rear door that allows a car to enter from the back.

Ideal for commercial adaptive reuse such as F&B, hospitality, studios, galleries, offices, or other business ventures, these standout adjoining shophouses offer a scarce large-format footprint in a thriving heritage corridor.