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3803

Prime F&B Opportunity 3/F In Central

HK$150,000 monthly

Shelley Street

LL Tower

Restaurant

Central

2,551

Sq. Ft. (Gross)

3803

Location and General Information

A rare mid-level F&B floor in the heart of Central, offering approximately 2,551 sq.ft. gross with full restaurant infrastructure in place.

Positioned within a modern commercial tower in one of Central’s most established dining clusters, this 3/F unit provides the ideal scale for a boutique restaurant, bar concept, or experiential dining venue.

The efficient layout, generous ceiling height, and strong utility provisions allow for immediate planning of a full-service operation.

Key Specifications

Gross Area: Approx. 2,551 sq.ft.
Ceiling Height: 4.1 metres
Floor Loading: 5 kPa
Power Supply: 160 Amp (3-phase) TPN
Gas Supply: Available
Air-Conditioning: Self-sustained with own VRV system

(Subject to contract and availability.)

Layout Highlights

Efficient rectangular trading floor
High ceiling suitable for feature lighting and open-ceiling design
Direct lift lobby access
Existing toilet provisions including accessible toilet
Pantry area
Strong back-of-house configuration potential

The 4.1m ceiling height enhances spatial volume, allowing operators to create an upscale and atmospheric dining environment.

Location Advantage – Central Core

Located within Central’s vibrant F&B and nightlife district:

Walking distance to Lan Kwai Fong
Close proximity to Wyndham Street and Soho
Strong office lunch demand
Robust evening and weekend foot traffic
Convenient access to Central MTR

This location supports both corporate dining and destination-driven concepts.

Ideal For

Chef-led restaurant
Bistro or wine bar
Contemporary Asian or Western concept
Cocktail lounge
Private dining focused venue
Art Gallery

Well-provisioned F&B floors of this size and ceiling height are increasingly limited in Central.

For further details or to arrange a viewing, Contact Hollies – Your Partner in Commercial Real Estate.

Amenities

Air

Air Conditionning

Deck

Outdoor Space

Toilets

CONTRACT

Licence

General Restaurant

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Fitted Out

Restaurant

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Water Supply

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Gas Supply

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Electricity

160A TPN

Pricing details

Rental Price :

HK$150,000 monthly

Management Fee :

HK$12,637 monthly

Government Rate :

HK$19,050 quarterly

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About the neighbourhood

Central stands as Hong Kong's traditional Central Business District (CBD), featuring the highest concentration of Grade A commercial skyscrapers that house leading multinational financial corporations. Iconic landmarks such as the International Finance Centre, Cheung Kong Centre, The Center, Three Garden Road, and Bank of China Tower exemplify the area’s prestigious and premium office spaces, renowned for being among the most expensive in the world. Bordered by Sheung Wan to the west and Admiralty to the east, these areas are increasingly recognized as integral parts of Central, with a growing number of Grade A office buildings emerging. The district is expanding towards the harborfront reclamation area, where Henderson Land has recently secured a prime commercial site for a record HK$50.8 billion. This development, set to be completed in 2032, will feature one multifunctional tower and two interconnected office towers, all connected by a green roof that will serve as an “urban forest,” providing public green spaces, jogging paths, and leisure areas. Central boasts exceptional accessibility through various transportation options, including the Airport Express Hong Kong Station, Central Ferry Piers, and the Hong Kong-Macau Ferry Terminal, solidifying its status as the most vital business hub in the region. In addition to its commercial prominence, Central is a leading shopping destination. The International Finance Centre mall offers a wide range of high-end fashion, lifestyle products, and diverse dining experiences. Notable streets such as Li Yun Street for everyday goods, Hollywood Road for antiques, and Pedder Street for luxury international brands further enhance its retail appeal. For those seeking vibrant nightlife, Lan Kwai Fong and the SOHO area are popular hotspots for locals and expatriates alike. This bustling locale features an array of restaurants, tea houses, bars, and clubs, serving a delightful mix of cuisines from Asia, America, the Middle East, Europe, and beyond.