Office For Lease At St. George's Building, Central

Subject to Offer

Ice House Street

Office

Central

745

Sq. Ft. (Gross)

4240

Location and General Information

Compact fitted office for lease in Central at St. George's Building on Ice House Street, about a one-minute walk from Central MTR Exit F.

Approximately 745 sq.ft. net on a low floor, fully fitted with two private offices and a wet pantry, facing toward the Mandarin Oriental.

Grade A building management with central air-conditioning in the core Central commercial district — a practical suite for a smaller professional team.

Asking rent is subject to offer. Management fee about HK$10,803 monthly (HK$14.5 psf net). Tentatively available from end of Q1 2027, subject to confirmation. Rates and government rent at the tenant's cost.

Amenities

Air

Air Conditionning

Central A/C

Deck

Outdoor Space

Toilets

CONTRACT

Licence

SHelves

Fitted Out

Fully fitted

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Water Supply

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Gas Supply

bolt

Electricity

Pricing details

Rental Price :

Subject to Offer

Management Fee :

HK$10,803 monthly

Government Rate :

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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.