香港太古城太裕路3号
林小姐
太古城 - 顺安阁 Taikoo Shing - Shun On Mansion
香港太古城太裕路3号
林小姐
楼宇资料
| 基本资料 | 高层住宅 |
| 落成年份 | 1980(楼龄 44 年) |
地区资讯
关于太古城
Once Taikoo Dockyard, Taikoo Shing was developed into a private residential estate by Swire properties. Taikoo Shing was completed in stages, with constructions of all main residential buildings complete by the early 1990s. There are a total of 12,698 apartment flats with various sizes and layouts catering for individuals and families of wide range of needs and different composition. Besides the residential properties, there are commercial elements which include office towers Cityplaza 3 & 4. The six storey shopping center with shops, restaurants and a cinema connecting the MTR station is a popular shopping destination for the residents around the area. All phases have indoor car parks, providing parking spaces on monthly lease. There are parking spaces available for visitors on hourly rate in the car parks at Cityplaza.
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朱翠娟的客戶表示:
Your agent Teresa C.K. Chu has been outstanding in assisting us to find accommodation. She's on time, courteous, knows here subject matter well and gets things done quickly. We would recommend her services anytime.
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My family and I were looking for an apartment in a few districts of Hong Kong. Proway was very proactive in helping us narrow down the area and finding the apartment that was just right for us. Not only did they show us a large list of apartments, they also honed their understanding of what our needs and expectations were and made us feel like they really understood what kind of apartments we would like to see. Thanks to this, we found our apartment through them and were highly satisfied with our experience with their service and support. An excellent company and we would definitely recommend them and enlist their services again in the future.
Jason Chan Yiu Cho
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Margaret May Lee was very responsive to my enquiry and very helpful in identifying available properties and helping negotiate with the landlords. thanks
Bridget Burns