Rosewood Residences Hong Kong

18 Salisbury Road, Tsim Sha Tsui

Driveway

Building

CONTACT AGENT

Olivia Toh
+852 2537 1177
+852 9139 6939
Email

Ref #: 111446
Updated on: 18-Oct-2021

HK$57,000

for rent per month (Exclusive)

Management fee:
TBC per month

Government rate:
TBC per quarter

Gross area:
474 sq ft

Rosewood Residences includes 186 luxury accommodations for longer stays, ranging from luxury studios to 3 bedroom duplexes – some with outdoor terraces and all with bird’s eye views – located on the top 19 floors of the estate. They are designed with the guests’ privacy, convenience and needs in mind. There is a dedicated lounge, indoor swimming pool and fitness center along with special services, access and amenities for guests. Rentals for the 1 bedroom are from HK$57,000 – HK$78,000.

Layout & Features

Air Conditioning: Split Type
1 Bathrooms
No Carpark
Facilities: Yes

Furniture: Fully furnished
Living-dining room:
View: Open View

CONTACT AGENT

Olivia Toh
+852 2537 1177
+852 9139 6939
Email

Rosewood Residences Hong Kong Building Information

Building

Entrance to building

Driveway

Address
18 Salisbury Road

Location
Tsim Sha Tsui

Year built
2019

Number of units
186

Typical Size

Rosewood Residences will include 186 luxury accommodations for longer stays, ranging from luxury studios to three-bedroom duplexes – some with outdoor terraces and all with bird’s eye views – located on the top 19 floors of the estate. They will be designed with the guests’ privacy, convenience and needs in mind. We will offer a separate private entrance, a dedicated lounge, indoor swimming pool and fitness center along with special services, access and amenities for guests.

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Tsim Sha Tsui District Information

In the 19th century it was full of villages, and incense trees were gathered at the quays. In 1888, the Star Ferry began a service between TST and Central and the area developed from then, firstly as a garden city for wealthy expatriates and then as a busy loading area with wharves and godowns.

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