A gated community with one of the area’s most sought-after roads all to itself also has the facilities to match its upscale location
Located within a secluded enclave on The Peak—one of the most coveted locations in Hong Kong—is a luxury property development that offers absolute peace and seclusion.
Envisioned by The Wharf Holdings, Nan Fung Group and Wheelock Properties, the gated community is situated right next to the mountain from which it takes its name, with the bright lights of Central to the north and lush greenery to the south. The complex features 19 detached houses, which vary in size from 6,326 to 9,950sqft, set along a European-style tree-lined boulevard; there are also 48 apartments of between 4,186 and 4,601sqft. Each house features a sizeable forecourt with its own private carport and each has its own spacious garden, connecting with generously sized living and dining rooms.
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