For Sale
Po Garden
9 Brewin Path, Mid-levels Central
For Sale: HK$65M
Saleable Area2,078ft²
Gross Area2,586ft²
Age33 YrsBuilt in 1990
3 Bedrooms
2 Bathrooms
View
Sea, Open, Green
Property Type
Residential
A spacious & renovated apartment located on a quiet cul-de-sac overlooking an open green view.
• Spacious living-dining area
• The kitchen & bathrooms have been upgraded
• Includes a large walk-in closet
• Master ensuite
• Overlooking an open lush green mountain & city view
• The kitchen & bathrooms have been upgraded
• Includes a large walk-in closet
• Master ensuite
• Overlooking an open lush green mountain & city view
About the Building
Po Garden
Po Garden is a high-rise development built in 1990. It consists of a single 27-storey tower with 3 units per floor. The apartment sizes range from 1,940 to 2,026 sq.ft. (saleable) and originally come in 3 bedroom layouts. Po Garden is located on Brewin Path, a tranquil cul-de-sac just off Magazine Gap Road.
Facilities
Car Park Swimming Pool Tennis Court Children's Play Area 24/7 Security
About the District
Mid-levels Central
Located above Central and below The Peak, the Mid-levels Central is a prestigious upscale residential district. The majority of properties here are relatively larger in size compared to the neighbouring Mid-levels West district. The main thoroughfares of the area, include Albany Road, Bowen Road, Macdonnell Road, Magazine Gap Road, May Road, Old Peak Road, Kennedy Road, Clovelly Road, and Tregunter Path. The following are popular developments in the area: Dynasty Court, Queen's Garden, The Albany, Hillsborough Court, Garden Terrace, Estoril Court, Tregunter, and Grenville House. Most of the larger developments have shuttle bus services to Central, Admiralty or Wan Chai (5 to 10-min commuting time). The Mid-levels Central district is a very green location, housing the Hong Kong Zoological Garden, Hong Kong Park and Aviary. The popular Bowen Road running trail connecting the Mid-levels Central area to Happy Valley can also be found within this area.
