One Central Place

service apartment

5 Dec

Written By SAVVI

33 Gage Street, Central, Hong Kong

Jan 2026 | Last Updated | Brand New

“A New Panorama of Modern Living”

— One Central Place

One Central Place is a newly completed residential development located in the heart of Hong Kong’s Central district, offering modern urban living with a focus on convenience and lifestyle amenities. Jointly developed by Sino Group and the Urban Renewal Authority, the project features a single tower with 121 residential units designed for contemporary city dwellers. The building emphasizes pet-friendly policies and is positioned as a premium option in a vibrant neighborhood known for its mix of historic charm and modern vibrancy.

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Building Information

In-room Provisions
居室配套
- Fully equipped kitchen and bathroom
  設備完善的廚房及浴室
- 2-in-1 washer and dryer
  二合一洗衣乾衣機
- Smart TV with Now TV channels and local channels
  智能電視連Now TV及本地頻道
- Complimentary 5G broadband internet and Wi-Fi
  免費5G無線寬頻上網服務
- Complimentary local phone calls
  免費本地電話服務
Minimum stay 1 month
Services & Facilities
服務及設施
- Twice a week
  housekeeping services
  每週兩次房間清潔服務
- Concierge services
  禮賓部
- Maintenance services
  維修服務
- Exclusive Sino Living APP
  專屬APP
- 24-hour security services
24小時保安服務
- Smart Mailbox
  智能感應郵箱
- Access control system
  門禁系統

Location

Nestled at 33 Gage Street in the heart of Hong Kong’s Central Business District, One Central Place is a premier destination that blends seamless connectivity with urban sophistication. This iconic address places you at the epicenter of the city’s dynamic energy, offering unmatched access to Hong Kong’s world-class transport network.Just steps from the Central MTR station, One Central Place provides effortless connections to the Airport Express for quick trips to Hong Kong International Airport, as well as the extensive MTR lines linking the city’s bustling districts. The nearby Star Ferry terminal offers picturesque cross-harbour journeys, while ferries to outlying islands invite leisurely getaways. A vibrant public bus and minibus terminus, convenient taxi stands, and ample on-site parking ensure every travel need is met with ease.A covered walkway ties the entire Central business district together, allowing you to move through the city’s financial and cultural hub with style and efficiency. One Central Place redefines urban accessibility, serving as a sophisticated cornerstone for your Hong Kong experience.
Key Attractions
- Gage Street Market: One of Hong Kong’s last open-air wet markets, this vibrant spot bursts with sensory delights. Stalls brim with seasonal produce, fresh seafood, meats, and Chinese staples like noodles and fermented sauces, offering an authentic taste of local life.
- Tai Kwun: A short walk away, this revitalized former Central Police Station is a cultural landmark. Explore art galleries, catch performances in the historic prison yard, or dine at upscale venues like Yashima, serving kaiseki-style omakase in a tranquil setting.
- Pak Kung Temple: Nestled nearby, this serene temple features dragon sculptures and a copper statue of the sea deity Pak Tai, providing a peaceful escape from the urban buzz.
Dining and Drinking
- Lan Fong Yuen: A legendary cha chaan teng at 2 Gage Street, operating since 1952, renowned for inventing “yuen yeung” (coffee-tea blend) and “silk stocking milk tea.” Savor nostalgic dishes like the fried pork chop bun or French toast for a true Hong Kong experience.
- Bianco & Rosso: Hong Kong’s first vermouth-focused bistro-bar, this spot offers a European-inspired menu paired with fortified wines, ideal for wine lovers seeking a refined yet relaxed vibe.
- Cultivate: Located on nearby Elgin Street, this intimate 22-seat chef’s table by Michelin-starred alum Leonard Cheung delivers a seasonal, interactive dining experience that’s perfect for food enthusiasts.
Shopping and Culture
- Crafts on Peel: A short stroll from Gage Street, this boutique highlights local artisans, blending traditional craftsmanship with contemporary design.
- PMQ: On Aberdeen Street, this former police quarters turned creative hub houses galleries, boutiques, and design studios, showcasing Central’s artistic evolution.
- Cat Street Market: Wander Upper Lascar Row for a treasure trove of antiques, curios, and souvenirs, just steps from Gage Street.
https://www.onecentralplace.hk