Mid-Levels North Point
Braemar Hill Neighbourhood Guide (also known as Mid-Levels North Point) Where Elevated Serenity Meets Educational Excellence in Hong Kong’s Affluent Eastern Heights
Braemar Hill, an elevated residential gem rising above North Point and fully walkable, harmoniously blends mid-century hillside heritage with verdant green spaces and a prestigious academic vibe. Its tree-lined roads offer stunning Victoria Harbour and city views, while family-oriented estates and nearby urban amenities create a neighbourhood of quiet prestige. Braemar Hill (commonly referred to as Mid-Levels North Point) appeals to high-achieving families, expatriates, and professionals seeking a balanced escape with seamless ties to Causeway Bay and Central.
Getting There & Around
Braemar Hill (Mid-Levels North Point) is conveniently accessed via Tin Hau MTR Station (Island Line): a short uphill walk or minibus ride from Exit A. Green Minibus 25 runs frequently from Causeway Bay (near Times Square) directly to the Braemar Hill Bus Terminus. Buses like 41A and 81S serve Braemar Hill Road from various points on the island. Taxis are readily available, and the area’s gentle slopes make walking or cycling ideal for exploring the compact, hillside layout.
History & Culture
Braemar Hill embodies Hong Kong’s post-war residential evolution. Named after the Scottish village of Braemar, reflecting colonial influences, the area developed in the 1960s–70s as an affluent hillside retreat, transforming from rugged terrain into a sought-after family enclave with mid-rise estates and leading educational institutions.
Key cultural landmarks:
- Braemar Hill Lookout: A scenic viewpoint offering 360-degree panoramas of Victoria Harbour, Kowloon, and the city skyline, perfect for photography and reflection.
- Choi Sai Woo Park (賽西湖公園): A peaceful green space with playgrounds, fitness trails, and shaded paths, blending natural beauty with community heritage.
- Educational hubs: Institutions like Chinese International School and Kiangsu-Chekiang College contribute to the area’s cultural fabric, hosting events and fostering a global mindset.
For deeper heritage, explore nearby North Point’s historic wet markets and ferry piers, echoing the district’s maritime roots.
Things to Do
- Braemar Hill Lookout hike: An easy 15–20 minute trail from the bus terminus, rewarding with sunset vistas and fresh air amid greenery.
- Choi Sai Woo Park: Enjoy family picnics, jogging tracks, or children’s play areas in this hillside oasis.
- Harbour views and strolls: Wander down to North Point’s waterfront for ferry rides or promenade walks with skyline backdrops.
- Nearby urban escapes: Venture to Causeway Bay for shopping at Times Square or dine in North Point’s diverse eateries, from dim sum to international fusion.
Housing & Accommodation
Braemar Hill (Mid-Levels North Point) offers a premium residential mix, from spacious mid-century apartments in established estates to modern family-oriented blocks, ideal for expatriates and growing households. Rental yields remain strong due to harbour views, school proximity, and quick Central access.
Residential Highlights
- Braemar Hill Road & Cloud View Road estates: Generous layouts in mid-rise towers with green outlooks. 1-bedrooms from HK$25,000/month; 2-bedrooms from HK$40,000/month; 3-bedrooms from HK$60,000/month.
- Key developments:
- Braemar Hill Mansions 賽西湖大廈 (15 Braemar Hill Road): Iconic 1978 estate with 15 blocks, offering family-sized units (1,087–1,467 sq ft) and amenities like pools and gardens.
- Pacific Palisades 寶馬山花園 (1 Braemar Hill Road): Upscale apartments blending heritage charm with luxury facilities and hillside serenity.
- Wilshire Towers 慧雅閣 (200 Tin Hau Temple Road): Modern mid-rises with efficient designs, clubhouses, and partial harbour views.
- Flora Garden 富麗園 (50 Cloud View Road): Boutique low-density living with contemporary finishes and easy access to trails.
- Maiden Court 萬德閣 (Cloud View Road): Elegant residences featuring concierge services, gyms, and panoramic city vistas.
Sale prices average HK$20,000–30,000 per sq ft in prime blocks. Jade Land Properties offers exclusive listings in spacious, light-filled executive residences with premium finishes and panoramic views.
School Network
Braemar Hill falls under School Net 14 (Eastern District), a highly competitive net with strong local and on-site international options, making it a top choice for education-focused families.
Local Schools
- Kiangsu-Chekiang College 蘇浙公學 (20 Braemar Hill Road): Prestigious co-ed secondary with Band 1 status and international section.
- Kiangsu & Chekiang Primary School 蘇浙小學 (30 Ching Wah Street): Reputable primary feeder to elite secondaries.
- Clementi Secondary School (nearby Fortress Hill): Solid co-ed option with strong academic programs.
International Schools (within 15-min commute)
- Chinese International School 漢基國際學校 (1 Hau Yuen Path, Braemar Hill): Bilingual IB continuum from Reception to Year 13; on-site for ultimate convenience.
- Kiangsu-Chekiang College International Section 蘇浙公學國際部 (20 Braemar Hill Road): Affordable international curriculum with English/Chinese focus; short walk.
- ESF Quarry Bay School (Quarry Bay): Primary ESF with seamless progression; quick bus or MTR ride.
- French International School (Jardine’s Lookout Campus): IB and French streams; 10-minute drive east.
Residents also benefit from proximity to The University of Hong Kong (HKU), reachable in under 20 minutes by MTR or bus, ideal for families with tertiary-bound children.
Many families in Braemar Hill choose the area for its blend of academic excellence, green tranquility, and urban connectivity.
Braemar Hill (Mid-Levels North Point) captures Hong Kong’s soul: heritage, education, and elevated serenity in one affluent district. Whether seeking a spacious family apartment, a modern executive residence, or a view-filled haven, it delivers.
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