Colonial Charm Meets Contemporary

Set in an exclusive location, this beautiful colonial apartment enjoys views of surrounding greenery and city skylines. It has generous layout with well thought out luxury features and was finished to the high specifications.

Exceptionally bright living room with high ceiling and expansive windows opens to a huge balcony through the full height bi-folding doors. Outdoor sofa at the balcony is perfect place to relax and enjoy the marvellous city views. Well positioned windows at the dining room with open-style kitchen capture green and city views to complement your every meal at home.

Large master bedroom with plenty of wardrobes features a luxurious modern ensuite bathroom. Well-proportioned second, third and fourth bedrooms are capable of adopting any creative design and furnishing and have built-in wardrobes. Stylish bathrooms and kitchen are designed using the same colour scheme and types of materials, creating a sense of consistence. Amah’s room with its own bath ensures privacy of the family.

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Valley View is a midrise residential development developed by a Civil Servants’ Co-operative Building Society in 1965. The development comprises two 8-storey residential buildings with two spacious units on each floor. The site is set in the superior location side by side with Woodland Heights and Nicholson Towers. The buildings were built on an elevated Platform on the hillside of Mount Nicholson offering fantastic views of the city and the harbour on the front, and greenery on the back. Commensurate to similar luxury apartments built in that era, these apartments have colonial characteristics with high ceiling height, large balcony, separate living and dining, amah's quarter, and very generous in size. Carpark ratio is 1 to 1, with additional visitor carparks.

The subject Co-operative Building Society was dissolved in 2000 through the Surrender and Regrant Approach when legal titles of the apartments were transferred to the individual CBS members. This means after premium was paid, apartments within the development are now free to trade in the open market.

Midlevels East is generally referred as the residential area on the hillside above Wanchai and Happy Valley, covering part of Kennedy Road, Stubbs Road, and Wong Nai Chung Gap Road. Comprising a large strip of the hillside, the area is connected to the Southside through Wong Nai Chung Gap Road, Midlevels Central through Kennedy Road, and The Peak through Stubbs Road. Besides, pedestrians from Kennedy Road can access the vibrant Wanchai district through Hopewell Centre.

The district attracts higher middle income groups and wealthy populations due to less congressed living environment, leisurely ambience, and easy access to business districts. It also appeals to families with school age children because of the school network. Prestigious local schools within the vicinity include St. Paul's Co-educational College, SKH St James' Primary School, Wah Yan College, Raimondi College Primary Section, Rosaryhill Kindergarten and Marymount Schools. International schools include ESF International Kindergartens, Island School, French International School and Japanese School. As for amenity, Jockey Club and HK Cricket Club are within short driving distance.

Although wide range of accommodations are available in this housing district, from 600 sq. ft. single bedroom bachelor pads to 3,000 sq. ft. luxury apartments, most apartments are over 800 sq. ft. in size.