Tsui Chuk Garden #3364577 For Sale Property Detail Page

Chui Chuk Garden is a public housing estate built by a private organization in Hong Kong. It is located at 8 Chui Chuk Street, Chuk Yuen, Wong Tai Sin District and Lot 6023, New Kowloon, covering an area of 55,760 square meters and a built-up area of 192,259 square meters. The estate was formerly the squatter area of Lower Lion Rock Village which was demolished in 1986. The entire housing estate was developed by Liangya Development Co., Ltd., a joint venture between Aoki Construction and Leighton Construction, and designed by Architect Kwan Wing Hong of Kwan, Wong & Wong Architects. At the same time, the Hong Kong Housing Authority is responsible for supervising the entire development process and sales of the estate, and it is one of the estates for sale under the Home Ownership Scheme Phase 10B, Phase 10C and Phase 12B.
first phase (i.e. Blocks 4-11) and the second phase (i.e. Blocks 1 to 3 and 12) were completed in 1989; the second phase (i.e. Blocks 13 and 14) was completed in 1991[1], providing a total of 3,524 units.
is a complex building next to Block 11, which has a parking lot and a private swimming pool. Block 6 has a trail connecting to Lion Rock Country Park and MacLehose Trail to Lion Rock area (there is a gate blocking the passage, which requires a smart resident card to open the gate). There is a
-storey shopping mall in the estate. On the 3rd floor and above there are tea restaurants, bars, supermarkets, convenience stores, grocery stores, Western medicine clinics, Chinese medicine clinics, laundries, barber shops, LPG companies, real estate companies, decoration companies, management offices and many small shops. The street market and restaurant on the 5th floor ceased operations in 2000 and 2003 respectively and remained vacant. It was converted into a restaurant in 2011. There is an outdoor activity center on the rooftop of the shopping mall.

Chui Chuk Garden is a public housing estate built by a private organization in Hong Kong. It is located at 8 Chui Chuk Street, Chuk Yuen, Wong Tai Sin District and Lot 6023, New Kowloon, covering an area of 55,760 square meters and a built-up area of 192,259 square meters. The estate was formerly the squatter area of Lower Lion Rock Village which was demolished in 1986. The entire housing estate was developed by Liangya Development Co., Ltd., a joint venture between Aoki Construction and Leighto ...