Published Date:
27.05.2026
Saleable Area737ft²
Age67 YrsBuilt in 1959
1 Bedroom
1 Bathroom
A spacious & upgraded 1 bedroom penthouse with private rooftop for rent in 13-15 Peel Street, Central.
• Penthouse with private rooftop
• Walk-up to the 4th floor (no elevator)
• Two combined units
• Fully renovated, including upgraded kitchen, bathrooms, and flooring
• Split-type air conditioning throughout
• Penthouse with private rooftop
• Walk-up to the 4th floor (no elevator)
• Two combined units
• Fully renovated, including upgraded kitchen, bathrooms, and flooring
• Split-type air conditioning throughout
About the Building
13-15 Peel Street
An older low-rise building, known as 13-15 Peel Street, was completed in 1959 and features four residential stories with a total of eight apartments, two on each floor. Each apartment has a saleable area of 384 square feet. Situated on the lower section of Peel Street, between Gage Street and Wellington Street, it offers a short walk to Central and easy access to the Gage Street market.
13-15 Peel Street
Central / Soho
Year Built
1959
Size Range
384-737ft²
Building Size
8 Units
Total 1 Block
About the District
Central / Soho
Central, Hong Kong’s iconic commercial core, seamlessly blends towering financial skyscrapers with preserved colonial landmarks and a world-class dining and nightlife scene. Easily accessible via Central MTR, trams, Star Ferry, and the Mid-Levels Escalator, it offers unrivalled connectivity. Key cultural sites include Statue Square, Tai Kwun, PMQ, and the Peak Tram terminus, while daily life revolves around IFC Mall, Lan Kwai Fong, Soho, Victoria Peak, and harbourfront events. Residential options are scarce—mostly older walk-ups on Staunton, Elgin, and Old Bailey Streets or modern units at My Central—with fuller housing in adjacent Mid-Levels and Sheung Wan. Falling under competitive School Net 11, it provides quick access to elite local schools and top Mid-Levels international institutions, plus proximity to HKU. Central delivers global finance, timeless elegance, and cosmopolitan energy in one dynamic district.
