Office With Food Factory Licence At Sungib Industrial Centre, Wong Chuk Hang

HK$19,940 monthly

Wong Chuk Hang Road

Industrial

Wong Chuk Hang

1,477

Sq. Ft. (Gross)

4061

Location and General Information

A unit of approximately 1,477 sq.ft. on a mid floor of Sungib Industrial Centre in Wong Chuk Hang, in a building approved for office use, with a Food Factory Licence currently in place.

The unit measures 1,477 sq.ft. gross, with split-type air-conditioning, a separate toilet and a 100A three-phase power supply. The Food Factory Licence is currently held by the existing tenant and is valid until February 2027; any transfer to an incoming tenant is subject to negotiation.

The building stands on Wong Chuk Hang Road in the Wong Chuk Hang business district, within walking distance of Wong Chuk Hang MTR station on the South Island Line. The area has become a hub for creative, design, lifestyle and corporate occupiers, and the unit suits offices, studios, business services and food production or central kitchen operators.

Asking rent is HK$19,940 per month (HK$13.5 per sq.ft.). The management fee is HK$3,377 per month and government rates are HK$3,037.5 per quarter. Available from mid-November 2026; contact Hollies for details.

Amenities

Air

Air Conditionning

Independant A/C

Deck

Outdoor Space

Toilets

CONTRACT

Licence

Food Factory

SHelves

Fitted Out

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Water Supply

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Gas Supply

bolt

Electricity

100A TPN

Pricing details

Rental Price :

HK$19,940 monthly

Management Fee :

HK$3,377 monthly

Government Rate :

HK$3,037.5 quarterly

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About the neighbourhood

Wong Chuk Hang, once known primarily as an industrial zone on Hong Kong Island’s south side, has rapidly reinvented itself as one of the city’s most forward-thinking commercial districts. Energized by the South Island MTR Line, which provides quick access to Admiralty and Central, the area has become a magnet for creative professionals, boutique brands, and innovative enterprises. Converted warehouse spaces now house art galleries, design studios, co-working spaces, and modern cafés, creating an ecosystem where creativity and business coexist seamlessly. The emergence of upscale dining destinations and lifestyle venues has added to its allure, transforming Wong Chuk Hang into a vibrant community of art, commerce, and culture. The district’s ongoing evolution is supported by new grade‑A office developments, lifestyle hotels, and mixed‑use projects, positioning it as a key destination for brands seeking modern spaces with character, flexibility, and proximity to Hong Kong’s southern attractions, including Ocean Park and Aberdeen Harbour. For tenants and investors, Wong Chuk Hang represents Hong Kong’s next-generation commercial opportunity—a neighborhood that celebrates its industrial spirit while embracing innovation, connectivity, and growth.