Savills Hong Kong announces that it has been appointed as the sole agent for the sale of House 3 of Turtle Cove, No. 60 Tai Tam Road, Southside, with an intended price of HK$130 million.
Savills Hong Kong announces that it has been appointed as the sole agent for the sale of House 3 of Turtle Cove, No. 60 Tai Tam Road, Southside, with an intended price of HK$130 million.
Keith Chang, Director of Residential Development & Investment, said the subject property is a 3 storey semi-detached house with 3 car parking spaces. The gross area is approximately 5,000 sq.ft. It has a practical layout with a 5 bedroom design and great potential for space planning.
On the ground floor is a huge living and dining room, large balcony with direct access to the swimming pool and garden, kitchen and guests’ lavatory. A spacious master ensuite bedroom with walk-in closet, large study room, two maids’ quarters with utility area and a bathroom are on the first floor. An additional ensuite bedroom and two other bedrooms, a family room, two bathrooms and a storage space are on the second floor. Standing on the roof garden, one can enjoy the breathtaking panoramic seaviews.
Turtle Cove comprises six waterfront townhouses located in a peaceful and exclusive private area of the Southside. It also provides a private swimming pool facing the sea and private access to the Turtle Cove Beach. As the complex has only a handful of units, houses available for sale is rare and similar properties in the surrounding area are hard to come by. Therefore, this exquisite property, House 3, is a golden opportunity for end-users and investors.
Turtle Cove draws much attention that it is the most sought-after property by local celebrities. House 2 was the dream house for the deceased Canton-pop star Leslie Cheung, who bought the house in 1995 and subsequently sold it in 1997. The sale of the property netted him a profit of around HK$42 million. House 1 was bought by the Asia pop queen Faye Wong in 2001. According to news reports, Wong purportedly bought the property because of its proximity to the international schools.
Turtle Cove was completed in 1977, built along the coast at an exclusive and prestigious area of the Southside, with luxurious high-rise and low-density houses nearby. Central is just a 20-minute drive via the Eastern Corridor or Repulse Bay Road. Redhill Plaza and The American Club are also at close proximity, providing a full range of shopping facilities, worldwide cuisines and deluxe clubhouse facilities.