Property ID
JL0189
Last Updated Date:
13/06/2025
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Saleable Area539ft²
~HK$16,883/ft²
Gross Area658ft²
Age46 YrsBuilt in 1979
Studio
1 Bathroom
View
Open, City
Property Type
Apartment
A fully renovated studio apartment for rent or for sale in Arbuthnot House on 10 Arbuthnot Road, Central.
• Prime Arbuthnot Road location
• Steps away from Tai Kwun, Soho and Central
• Fully renovated
• Upgraded kitchen, bathroom & flooring
• Split-type air-conditioners throughout
• Built-in Murphy bed
• Study area
• Steps away from Tai Kwun, Soho and Central
• Fully renovated
• Upgraded kitchen, bathroom & flooring
• Split-type air-conditioners throughout
• Built-in Murphy bed
• Study area
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Arbuthnot House
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About the Building
Arbuthnot House
Arbuthnot House is a single high rise building built in 1979 located conveniently on 10 Arbuthnot Road. The building is only steps away from Soho, Central and Caine Road, which is one of the main thoroughfares of the Mid-levels West district. Caine Road is where all amenities, including supermarket, convenience stores, laundromats, pharmacies etc. can be found. Restaurants such as "Salon Number 10" can be found below on the street level of the building.
Arbuthnot House is 22-storeys high, perched above a car park area. There are 3 units per floor with sizes ranging from 506 to 539 sq.ft. net. Each apartment ranges in the layout from 1-2 bedrooms.
10 Arbuthnot Road
Mid-levels West
Year Built
1979
Size Range
506-539ft²
Building Size
75 Units
Total 1 Block
About the District
Mid-levels West
The Central Business District of the city, Central is the heart and soul of Hong Kong. Experience the early morning rush when thousands of commuters stream into the financial sectors fuelling the economic lifeblood of Asia. Although primarily a commercial district, Central offers some interesting opportunities for home-hunters seeking to embed themselves in this hyper-modern cityscape.
