The Masterpiece
18 Hanoi Road, Tsim Sha Tsui
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Updated on: 28-Apr-2021
HK$23,800,000
for sale0 per month
0 per quarter
641 sq ft
Price per sq. sf. (SA):
HK$37,129
842 sq ft
Price per sq. sf. (GA):
HK$28,266
Layout & Features
- Air Conditioning: Split/Window
- 1 Bedrooms
- 1 Bathrooms
- Carpark To Be Confirmed
- Facilities: Yes
- Furniture: Unfurnished
- Kitchen: Fitted
- Living-dining room: combined
- View: Open View
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The Masterpiece Building Information
18 Hanoi Road
Location
Tsim Sha Tsui
Year built
2009
Number of units
345
641-4006 sq ft
Facilities
Children's Play area - Outdoor, Fitness room, Games room, Gymnasium, Jacuzzi, Swimming Pool - Children's, Swimming Pool - outdoor
This iconic building completed in 2009 dominates the skyline of TST. The building has 64 floors with the K11 shopping centre occupying the bottom storeys and the 381 room Hyatt Regency HK located on levels 3-24. The upper 36 floors consist of 345 residential apartments with 11 units on the regular floors. The apartments range in size from 641-4006 sf saleable, are of 1-4 bedrooms, and are all well finished to a high quality. All the apartments have panoramic views over either the harbour and HK Island or North towards the New Territories. The complex is connected to both TST & East TST MTR stations via underground subway links through the shopping centre.
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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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