Seven Terraces

Seven Terraces

Built in the late 19th century, Seven Terraces is a contiguous row of Anglo-Chinese terrace houses located just behind the Goddess of Mercy Temple. The row of houses today is a sterling splendid example of an adaptive reuse of heritage buildings that is of low density and low impact. There are four meeting rooms that can hold up to 400 pax and maximum banquet capacity in the ballroom is 180 pax.

Event Space

Established in 15 November 2012, at Seven Terraces, the shop houses are relatively shorter but still highly functional, with each measuring about 100ft in length and comprising an open-air courtyard, wherein the room proportions project a sense of wide living space. Today, the terrace houses have been cleverly transformed into spacious suites on the first floor, with two suites in each shop house. The ground floor now becomes a public area where the reception, swimming pool, lounge and Kebaya Restaurant are all conveniently located.

Events

Complementing the Anglo-Chinese exterior, the interior is one that harks back to the romance and splendour of the Peranakan Chinese era. Seven Terraces is carved with gilded decorative front doors facing Stewart Lane and the amazing details and pristine condition offer glimpses to days of opulence in a Peranakan Chinese household. Seven Terraces’ event space is the venue of choice for a wedding reception, company dinner, corporate function, dinner party, birthday party, cocktail party, product launch, conference, and other corporate event. It can accommodate events up to 400 pax.

Location

Seven Terraces is an event space located along 8 Stewart Lane, and it is a 10 minutes’ walk from St. George Church and 15 minutes’ walk from Muzium & Balai Seni Lukis. It is also just across the Fort Cornwallis, a historical monument next to the Esplanade facing the sea. Parking is available at the space itself, as well as the streets.