Published Date:
12.10.2026
For Lease / For Sale
QUEEN'S TERRACE
Sheung Wan1 Queen St
For Rent: HK$29K / For Sale: HK$9.5M ~HK$23,114/ft²
Saleable Area411ft²
~HK$23,114/ft²
Age23 YrsBuilt in 2003
2 Bedrooms
1 Bathroom
A homey 2-bedroom apartment for sale and rent at Queen's Terrace on Queen Street, featuring a large private rooftop with city and surrounding building views. Offering valuable outdoor space and a practical layout
* Large private rooftop
* City and surrounding building views
* Generous outdoor living space
* Practical and efficient layout
* Easy access to nearby amenities and transport
* Large private rooftop
* City and surrounding building views
* Generous outdoor living space
* Practical and efficient layout
* Easy access to nearby amenities and transport
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About the Building
Queen’s Terrace
Queen's Terrace is a high-rise development located on 1 Queen Street, Sheung Wan. It is only a 4-min walk from the Sai Ying Pun MTR Station Exit A2. Queen's Terrace is a government redevelopment project. The development is jointly developed by the Urban Renewal Authority, New World Development, and CK Asset Holdings.
It consists of three towers: Towers 1, 2, and 3. Tower 1 was built in 2003 and is 55-storeys high with 8 to 10 units per floor. Tower 2 was built in 2003 is 47-storeys high with 10 units per floor. Tower 3 was built in 2002 is 46-storeys high with 6 to 8 units per floor. Queen's Terrace's apartment sizes range from 322 to 670 sq.ft. (saleable).
1 Queen Street
Sai Ying Pun
Year Built
2003
Size Range
322-670ft²
Building Size
1148 Units
Total 3 Blocks
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.
