1 Braemar Hill Road, North Point Hill, Hong Kong
Pacific Palisades - Block 17
1 Braemar Hill Road, North Point Hill, Hong Kong
Building Information
| Basic Information | High-rise Apartment |
| Year built | 1991 (building age 33 years) |
| Development | Sino Land Company Limited 信和集團 |
| TV & Air con | Cable TV, Satellite TV |
| Clubhouse Facilities | Aerobics Exercise Room, Billiards, Golf Simulator, Gym, Indoor Swimming Pool, Outdoor Swimming Pool, Sauna, Tennis Court |
| Children Facilities | Children's Playground |
| Transportation | Mini-bus, Shuttle Bus |
| Shopping | Grocery Store |
District Information
About North Point Hill
Directly above Tin Hau, Fortress Hill and North Point, North Point Hill is close to Causeway Bay, major hub for businesses, shopping and entertainment, and commercial district in Quarry Bay. Families prefer North Point Hill as housing district due to the favourable living environment, school network, and convenience of shopping, dining and commuting.
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Testimonials
May Lee's client say:
May has been super helpful and is the best agent I have had in Hong Kong in the last 14 years.
Carol Cao
May Lee's client say:
We recently worked with Margaret Lee at Proway to find our new home in Tin Hau. We can't recommend her enough. She worked hard to understand our specific requirements and found us our dream home, then helped with a complicated negotiation process as well quarterbacking all the little fiddly things that go with purchasing a property. Throughout the whole process, she was honest, responsive, patient and understanding - everything we could have asked for!
John Ellis and Elaine To
May Lee's client say:
May Lee is an extremely efficient and well-natured property agent. She happily and patiently did site visits with me to around 50+ apartments both in Hong Kong Island & Kowloon, until we found one in Victoria Towers, Kowloon that perfectly ticked all our requirement boxes. We stayed in touch and she has even been extremely helpful when we were stranded out of HK due to COVID, unable to return and had to do a 'remote-vacating'.
Renu Jha & Mohit Jain