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With waffles, brown cheese, rice porridge and a unique view of Singapore's new Grand Harbour, the Seamen's Church has been sitting on a gold mine for almost 50 years. Now the property is being sold for over half a billion kroner.
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With waffles, brown cheese, rice porridge and a unique view of Singapore's new Grand Harbour, the Seamen's Church has been sitting on a gold mine for almost 50 years. Now the property is being sold for over half a billion kroner.