Regent Hill

1 Lun Hing Street, Happy Valley

Living Area

View

Balcony

Open Plan Kitchen

Dining Area

Bedroom

Bathroom

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Regent Hill floor plan 5-22 floor.JPG

Regent Hill floor plan 23rd floor.JPG

Regent Hill floor plan 25-29 floor.JPG

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CONTACT AGENT

Winsome Tao
+852 2537 1177
+852 9042 9421
Email

Ref #: 124886
Updated on: 10-Oct-2022

HK$11,800,000

for sale

Management fee:
TBC per month

Government rate:
TBC per quarter

Saleable area:
355 sq ft
Price per sq. sf. (SA):
HK$33,239

Gross area:
355 sq ft
Price per sq. sf. (GA):
HK$33,239

Cozy one bedroom unit with 2 balconies in a newer standalone building situated in lower Happy Valley. The unit is unfurnished but has ceiling lights and curtains throughout. The open plan kitchen is fully equipped.

Layout & Features

1 Bedrooms
1 Bathrooms
Balcony: Yes
No Carpark
Facilities: Yes

Furniture: Unfurnished
Kitchen: Open Fitted
Living-dining room: combined
View: Open View

CONTACT AGENT

Winsome Tao
+852 2537 1177
+852 9042 9421
Email

Regent Hill Building Information

Building

Entrance to building

Address
1 Lun Hing Street

Location
Happy Valley

Year built
2016

Number of units
84

Typical Size
355-1439 sq ft

Facilities
Conference/Function room, Swimming Pool - outdoor

Located on the corner of Lun Hin Street and Sing Woo Road in the heart of Happy Valley, this modern highrise block was completed in 2016 and contains 84 apartments over 25 storeys. There are 4 units each on floors 3-22. From the 5th floor-22nd floor A&D are 532 sf and B&C are 355 sf saleable. From the 23rd floor- 29th floor there are only 2 apartments per floor of 877 sf saleable. The 30th and 31st floors have 2 duplexes of 1439 sf saleable. All the apartments have balconies and range from 1-3 bedrooms.

Happy Valley District Information

It was full of rice paddies and basically swampy until they constructed the racecourse in 1846. The area became home to 6 cemeteries and then became known as Happy Valley, a common euphemism for cemeteries. In 1922 the Hong Kong Sanatorium and Hospital opened in Happy Valley.

Happy Valley is also home to the HK Jockey Club headquarters and clubhouse and the Hong Kong Racing Museum. Nowadays, in addition to the racing track the centre of the course is filled with sports fields for rugby and football and it is home to the Happy Valley Athletic Association. The parks are also well used by schools and local clubs and the track round the racecourse is popular with local runners.

Learn more about Happy Valley