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Dragon View

39 MacDonnell Road, Mid-levels Central, Hong Kong

3-bedroom (1-ensuite) 2-bathroom

SA 2,351 sf | GA 2,500 sf

Rental

HKD $80,000 Incl.

Monita Wong

Associate Director

Licence No.: E-016233

Proway Relocation & Real Estate Services Ltd. (C-033118)

Dragon View

Name: Dragon View
Brand: HongKongHomes
SKU: 46137
Price: 80000 HKD

39 MacDonnell Road, Mid-levels Central, Hong Kong

Rental

HKD $80,000 Incl.

SA 2,351 sf

GA 2,500 sf

3-bedroom (1-ensuite) 2-bathroom

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Monita Wong

Associate Director

Licence No.: E-016233

Proway Relocation & Real Estate Services Ltd. (C-033118)

General Information

Rental

HKD $80,000 Incl.

Saleable Area

2,351 sq ft$35/sq ft

Gross Area

2,500 sq ft$32/sq ft

Bedroom

3-bedroom (1-ensuite)

Bathroom

Property No.

46137

Last Updated

2024-04-22

Layout

3 Bedroom(s) (1-Ensuite); 2 Bathroom(s); Combined Living and Dining Room; 2 Maid's Room; 1 Balcony; 1 Utility Room

Car Park

1 covered parking space

Description

View

You can enjoy some greenery views in addition to the city views.

Internal Condition

Bright living room has full height doors opening to the balcony.
Efficient layout of the living and dining room allows for an optimal arrangement of furniture.
Sizeable bedrooms are capable of adopting any creative design and furnishing.
Fully fitted kitchen is equipped with essential appliances and built-in cabinets.
Bathrooms have been well maintained.
Two maid's room with their own washroom.
Utility room provides additional storage.

External Area

The balcony off the living room would be a cozy and airy outdoor area for a tea break.

Building Information

Basic Information	High-rise Apartment
Year built	1964 (building age 60 years)
TV & Air con	Cable TV, Satellite TV
Transportation	Bus, Mini-bus, Peak Tram
Shopping	Convenient Store, Grocery Store, Laundry

District Information

About Mid-levels Central

European colonists built their houses on Victoria Peak to reach for cooler temperature at high attitudes. Homes on the Peak were considered accolades for wealth, power and status. Peak Tram went into service in 1888, with terminus on Garden Road and the Peak, and an intermediate station on May Road. Residential development sped up since Peak Tram was in service. Peak District Reservation Ordinance in effect between 1904 and 1947 banned Chinese from living on the Victoria Peak. Those days, the Lower Peak area was as high as the prominent wealthy Chinese families could live.