Published Date:
09.06.2026
Saleable Area296ft²
Age41 YrsBuilt in 1985
1 Bedroom
1 Bathroom
A cozy 1-bedroom apartment for rent in Garley Building offering a practical and efficient layout with bright interiors. Conveniently located in a vibrant urban neighborhood with easy access to transportation, dining, and daily amenities.
• Bright & airy
• Good use of space
• Efficient layout
• Comfortable living and dining area
• Good sized bedroom
• Convenient urban location
• Close to shops, restaurants, and transportation links
• Bright & airy
• Good use of space
• Efficient layout
• Comfortable living and dining area
• Good sized bedroom
• Convenient urban location
• Close to shops, restaurants, and transportation links
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About the Building
Garley Building
Garley Building is a high-rise development built in 1988. It consists of a single 22-storey tower with 6 units per floor. Garley Building is located on Peel Street, perpendicular to Staunton Street and Hollywood Road. It is steps away from the cool restaurants & coffee shops of Soho and only a short walk to the nearest ParkNShop supermarket on Gage Street and offices in Central.
48 Peel Street
Central / Soho
Year Built
1985
Size Range
125-329ft²
Building Size
118 Units
Total 1 Block
About the District
Sheung Wan
Sheung Wan, a fully walkable enclave adjacent to Central, masterfully intertwines colonial heritage, authentic Cantonese traditions, and modern urban vitality, with narrow lanes of dried seafood stalls giving way to vibrant street art, contemporary galleries, and Michelin-starred eateries that attract professionals, families, and culture seekers alike. Easily accessed via Sheung Wan MTR, ding-ding trams along Des Voeux Road, or on foot, the district pulses with historic charm—from Possession Street’s 1841 British landing site and the reimagined cafés of Tai Ping Shan to iconic landmarks like the serene Man Mo Temple, Edwardian Western Market, Antique Street galleries on Hollywood Road, and Poho’s murals—while offering leisure at the Central-Western Promenade’s harbour vistas, PMQ’s creative hub, heritage trails, Tai Ping Shan brunches, and the tranquil Hollywood Road Park with its koi pond and playgrounds. In essence, Sheung Wan distills Hong Kong’s soul—heritage, creativity, and seamless connectivity—delivering characterful flats, executive residences, or cultural havens.
