Harbour View Duplex Penthouse with Open Kitchen

This two bedroom apartment has sophisticated built-in and storage concept in the living and dining room. Open kitchen features excellent quality built-in cabinets and MIELE built-in appliances, including wine fridge and coffee machine. Additional powder room comes convenient when entertaining guests. Stylish open staircase with glass railings and beautiful floor-to-ceiling arched windows connects the living and dining room on the lower level to the upper level. Big master bedroom contains a walk-in closet and the second bedroom comes with built-in wardrobe. Each room is accompanied by an ensuite bathroom in distinctive style. Unobstructed harbor view is available in the living area as well as the bedrooms.

Highly perfect for a couple or young family with discerning taste.

Lun Fung Court is a modern highrise residential building completed in 1994. The building comprises retail shops on the Ground Floor, commercial premises on First Floor, and car-parking spaces up to Fifth Floor. Apartments are located from 6th Floor to 36th Floor. Typical floors have 2 two-bedroom apartments and 2 three-bedroom apartments per floor. There are two penthouse duplexes on 35-36th Floor. Residents share the use of the communal swimming pool.

Situated in Shek Tong Tsui, the building is within 3-minute walking distance to MTR HKU Station. Buses, tram route and minibuses are available at the door steps. For daily shopping, it is 4-minute away from the market. Besides a hosts of retail establishments, Yata Supermarket situated next door to add to the convenience.

After British army arrival at Possession Point (now Hollywood Park next to Possession Street) in 1841, the 800 or so volunteer soldiers from India and Bangladesh stationed in West Point (hillside of Water Street). Thereafter, the area west of Hollywood Park was called Sai Ying Pun 西營盤, meaning 'Western Garrison'. Flourishing trades required construction of piers, docks, warehouses, and properties to accommodate merchants for rice, dry seafoods, and herbal medicines, and the workers who supported these activities. Even today, one can still find remnants of the early colonial past in the district. World War II brought mass destruction, giving rise to reconstruction of many buildings to four to six storey tenement buildings with shops on ground floor. Rapid population growth and technological advancement necessitate these post war buildings to be redeveloped into highrises.

There are many prestigious colleges and schools can be found in this district, namely King's College, St. Clare Primary, St. Stephen Girls College, St. Paul College, etc.

Property values were suppressed as MTR somehow missed Sai Wan when the railway opened in 1979. Thanks to recent MTR access, the long forgotten sleepy Sai Wan is coming back in a vengeance. As old buildings are redeveloped, new home buyers and tenants are moving in, which attract new and upscale businesses to serve this new and more affluent customer base. The district is now flourishing as many new businesses are setting up, including chain stores, specialty stores, and trendy restaurants and pubs.

King's College

St. Paul’s College

The University of Hong Kong

High Street

Sai Ying Pun MTR

Sai Ying Pun Market

Centre Street

PMQ

Tai Kwun

Lan Kwai Fong