Beaulieu House, originally the seaside house of a David’s family, who were in the mining business, which is say to be even older than the Naval Base. It was acquired by the colonial government when the Naval Base was planned. Although no building plans have yet been located.

When works on the Naval Base commenced in 1923, ‘Beaulieu House’ house the senior engineers and surveyors. After 1939, the Naval Base was up and running. Beaulieu House was used as a residential by the second in command of the China-British Naval fleet, Admiral Layton for 2 years 1940-1942.

During the Japanese Occupation, It was say to be used by the Japanese as a Headquarters, there were watch towers build behind the building overlooking the Naval Base. Rumours has it that there was a tunnel leading to the bomb shelters that used to be located behind the park.

After the Japanese Occupation, it’s used as Housing for Naval officers and their families till “Complete British Withdrawal” in 1971.  It’s a Seaside Restaurant managed by Sembawang Seafood Paradise Pte Ltd serving Western cuisine, Chinese seafood and local delights now.