St George's Building 聖佐治大廈
- Office Building
- 2 Ice House Street, Chater Road
- Central
St George's Building 聖佐治大廈
- Office Building
- 2 Ice House Street, Chater Road
- Central
St George's Building 聖佐治大廈
- Office Building
- 2 Ice House Street, Chater Road
- Central
St George's Building is a 25-storey grade A Commercial Building located at the junction of Ice House Street and Chater Road just 5-mins walk from Central MTR station (Exit F). Grade A buildings like Chater House, Alexandra House and Prince's Building are in its close vicinity.
Its total GFA is approximately 172,000 sq.ft. with 24 office floors (1-24/F) and 1 retail floors (G/F). It has 9 passenger lifts and 1 cargo lift.
St George's Building is a single ownership Commercial Building with offices of 745 sq.ft. on net available for rent at around HK$95 per sq.ft.. Occupiers are mostly from Banking & Finance, Law Firm, Insurance, Asset Management and Gallery. Click Here for full stock listing in this building.
| Usage | Office (For Rent) |
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| No. of Storeys |
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| Year Completed | 1969 |
| Ownership | Single Landlord |
| Total GFA | 172,000 ft² |
| Typical Floor Area | 6,216 - 9,393 ft² |
| Floor System | Underfloor trunking |
| Air Conditioning |
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| Management & A/C Fee |
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| Elevator |
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| False Ceiliing Height | 2.60 (Meter) |
| Management Company | Kadoorie Estates Ltd |
| Anchor Tenant |
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| MTR |
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| Carpark (Inhouse) | Not Available |
| Loading & Drop off Facilities |
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| Carpark Nearby |
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| Hotel Nearby |
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| Last Updated | 2024-12-20 |
| Ref. | B0001287 |
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