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What exactly does it mean to live in luxury? Perhaps it’s that multimillion-dollar penthouse that towers above the city, the most stylish design-led living space, or maybe even an expansive home for you and your family. Whatever your style of luxury, Hong Kong has it all -- and then some. But before you call your realtor, here’s a little inspiration to take with you. Welcome to our biweekly property digest that brings together the city’s best properties on the market, all for your easy viewing.

Exquisite House in Calming Green Environment

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Where: Fo Tan

What: 4 bedrooms, 3 bathrooms, 4 car park spaces; 3,235 sq. ft.

Asking Price: HK$228 million

This detached house in Fo Tan would make an incredible home for families who enjoy their privacy. Standing on a higher ground that overlooks the other low-rises and houses below, it's a home with a more serene view thanks to its huge private garden, roof terrace and a private balcony in the master bedroom. High ceilings and glass doors help to create a naturally bright and airy space, of which it has plenty in the living, dining and kitchen spaces, too.  

Tai Tam Apartment Overlooking the Country Park

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Where: 88 Tai Tam Reservoir Road, Repulse Bay

What: 2 bedrooms, 2 bathrooms, 3 car park spaces; 1,886 sq. ft.

Asking Price: HK$57 million

Surrounded by the lush greenery of Tai Tam Country Park, this two-bedroom property is great for smaller families who enjoy natural views and an active lifestyle. Not only is there convenient access to walking trails through the rolling mountains, but the comprehensive facilities also allow residents to enjoy a gym, indoor and outdoor swimming pool, jacuzzi, sauna, squash, tennis and more. The interiors have had a modern makeover and remain elegantly designed with natural wood and neutral furnishings for easy move-in.

Tai Po Home with Views of the Mountains and Sea

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Where: 1 Hung Lam Drive, Tai Po

What: 4 bedrooms, 3.5 bathrooms, 2 car park spaces; 2,240 sq. ft.

Asking Price: HK$35 million

In the middle of Tai Po suburbia sits this modern European-style luxury townhouse. Here, large windows bestow the panoramic gift of tranquil sea and green mountain views upon residents, while a rooftop space means alfresco dinners and barbecue parties are on the cards. With four bedrooms, larger families can make full use of the spacious interiors as well as the extensive clubhouse facilities that include a children's playground and pool, gym, jacuzzi, outdoor swimming pool, sauna, snooker, tennis and a handy golf simulator. What more could you ask for?

Modern Mid-Levels Apartment with Natural Green Views

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Where: 15 Kotewall Road, Mid-Levels West

What: 3 bedrooms, 3 bathrooms, 2 car park spaces; 2,324 sq. ft.

Asking Price: HK$78 million

Located near a walking trail that leads up to the Peak, this three-bedroom flat takes advantage of the natural environment and enjoys some epic green views that stretch to the harbour. Decorated in oriental-style furnishings, statues and wooden fixtures, the interior is something of an art gallery. But of course, this can all be taken away and in fact the original building's layout of five rooms can easily be reinstated, too. A fantastic location and space for both entertaining and privacy, this property is definitely worth keeping your eye on.

Ting Kau House with a Picture-Perfect Backdrop

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Where: Castle Peak Road (Ting Kau), Tsuen Wan

What: 5 bedrooms, 4 bathrooms, 2 car park spaces; 3,315 sq. ft.

Asking Price: HK$198 million

View of the sea, check. Overlooking the green mountains, check. And a private piece of lawned garden to enjoy, check. This home is definitely one for view seekers, and the unobstructed view of the Tin Kau Bridge doesn't hurt, either. This unique detached house is a rare find and is truly a space to call your own if you have a bigger family -- what with five bedrooms, four bathrooms and an abundant amount of outdoor and indoor space. Leave work, the city and really relax in this European-style house that you can call home for a little under HK$200 million.

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What exactly does it mean to live in luxury? Perhaps it's that multimillion-dollar penthouse that towers above the city, or the most stylish design-led living space, maybe even an expansive home for you and your family. Whatever your style of luxury, Hong Kong has it all -- and then some. But before you call in your realtor, here's a little inspiration to take with you. Welcome to our bi-weekly property digest that brings together the city's best properties on the market, all for your easy viewing.

Rare Waterfront Home at Redhill Peninsula, Tai Tam

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Where: Cedar Drive, Redhill Peninsula

What: 5 bedrooms, 2,765 sq. ft.

Asking Price: HK$148 million

Curving around the bottom of Redhill, this incredible home sits on the coast of Tai Tam Bay in the southern district of Hong Kong Island. The space showcases some of the most astonishing open sea views outlined by Stanley and D'Aguilar Peninsulas. Look a little farther and you'll also see the lush mountains, Tai Tam Reservoir and Country Park. Comprising five bedrooms, a large kitchen, study room and a living space that opens up to an envy-inducing terrace for great evenings of entertaining.

Sea-view Family Home at Grosse Pointe Villa, Stanley

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Where: 4 Stanley Village Road, Stanley

What: 4 bedrooms, 2,451 sq. ft.

Asking Price: HK$108 million

Just 25 minutes away from the heart of Central and a short walk from Stanley beach, this low-rise penthouse has the best of both worlds. The four bedroom layout is great for young families with modern interiors and furnishing that are timeless. Not to mention the stunning views of the sea and surrounding greenery, two car parking spaces and a huge private roof terrace with barbecue facilities.

Loft-Style Duplex at Lakeside Apartment, South Bay

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Where: 23 South Bay Road, South Bay

What: 4 bedrooms, 2,056 sq. ft.

Asking Price: HK$218 million

If spectacular views over Repulse Bay are your thing, then Lakeside Apartment is the one for you. The private rooftop lends a phenomenal backdrop for alfresco moments, while the four spacious bedrooms, large living room and study make it the ideal family home. Large windows and high ceilings also help to create a lofty space, while interiors have been maintained minimally to serve as a blank canvas for potential buyers. A bonus is the sub-zero and wine fridges because, well, we all need one, don't we?

Colonial Penthouse at Villa Helvetia, Repulse Bay

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Where: 69 A-F Repulse Bay Road, Repulse Bay

What:  2 bedrooms, 1,870 sq. ft.

Asking Price: HK$95 million

This recently renovated colonial-style penthouse would suit a professional couple or small family with its spacious two bedroom layout. Although there are fewer rooms, its glorious views all around: in the living room, large master bedroom and private roof terrace overlooking the Southside waters. Villa Helvetia is also just 15 minutes from Central, making this amazing home, with its two car parking spaces, convenient for work. Thankfully, it still feels like you're leaving the city when you get home to relax.

Seaview House at Stanley Knoll, Stanley

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Where: 42 Stanley Village Road, Stanley

What: 4 bedrooms, 2,595 sq. ft.

Asking Price: HK$98 million

For a little under 100 million, this spacious house has not one, but two large terraces with sea views. It's also walking distance from Stanley beach and plaza, as well as International Montessori School. There are three main bedrooms, a study and a fourth bedroom for any members of staff too. Meanwhile the high ceilings and large windows let in a lot of natural light, making the living room, dining room and lounge spaces bright and airy. For sporty souls, there are also tennis courts and a swimming pool to enjoy.

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Italian designers Domenico Dolce and Stefano Gabbana of Dolce & Gabbana are selling more than fashion these days. The duo's Sicilian seafront villa is now up for sale for the eye-popping price of HK$57.1 million (US$7.3 million). The electric and bold glamour of the iconic Italian brand is seen throughout this luxurious property; located on the island of Stromboli, it sits spectacularly on a cliff overlooking the blue expanse of the Mediterranean Sea and a 3,000-foot-high, oft-erupting volcano.

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The villa, which has been owned by the partners since the mid-1990s, was once the setting for lavish parties hosting several A-list celebrities, including Madonna and Naomi Campbell. Surprisingly, it's deceptively modest with a rustic vibe from its whitewashed façade and straight lines.

Surrounded by expansive terraces and lush gardens and trees, the property invites you to bask in the tropical beauty of its environs. The interior, however, is where the creative aesthetics of Dolce & Gabbana make a dazzling statement. According to Lionel Luxury Real Estate, who is responsible for this listing, the villa “has been renovated according to the style and taste of the two designers, who have furnished it with the same love and passion that they put into designing their clothes.”

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Comprising three traditional Aeolian cottages that have been merged into a single entity, the 5,383-square-foot house has seven suites and nine bathrooms. Each suite boasts a colour theme, from sunshine yellow and turquoise blue to candy pink and neon green. Adding to the mesmerising impact of these shades are furnishings that include “unique pieces and fabrics from the fashion house combined with local handmade pieces, colourful hand-painted majolica tiles and lace curtains creating a unique aesthetic,” as described by the agency.

The living and dining areas are equally imaginative, featuring ornate chandeliers that form the central piece of wildly colourful rooms with walls that are adorned with an eclectic selection of art and numerous gold-painted antique cherubs.
Perhaps appropriately, this highly evocative space was used as the setting for a 2015 Dolce & Gabbana commercial starring Colin Farrell, for one of their fragrances.

And while there’s been much speculation behind the duo’s decision to sell this amazing property, nothing has come to the fore. One can only wonder if their losses as a result of the controversy surrounding their misguided China-based campaigns last year have anything to do with it.

In the meantime, interested buyers can look forward to sitting on the villa’s vast terrace, sipping on a fruity beverage, as the soft sea breeze of weaves through the swaying trees.

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What exactly does it mean to live in luxury? Perhaps it's that multimillion-dollar penthouse that towers above the city, or the most stylish design-led living space, maybe even an expansive home for you and your family. Whatever your style of luxury, Hong Kong has it all -- and then some. But before you call in your realtor, here's a little inspiration to take with you. Welcome to our bi-weekly property digest that brings together the city's best properties on the market, all for your easy viewing.

Full Floor Apartment at Argenta, Mid-Levels

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Where: 63 Seymour Road, Mid-Levels

What: 3 bedrooms, approx. 2,122 sq. ft.

Asking price: HK$116 million

This perfectly poised three-bedroom apartment sits in a luxury high rise located in the prestigious Mid-Levels district. The building's curved glass façade lends an air of modernity as you enter, while offering full-floor apartments for the utmost privacy. Thanks to its high ceilings and large windows, the apartment feels  bright and airy with walnut and hazel wood tones running throughout. Additional perks include access to a swish clubhouse, gym and swimming pool, too.

Penthouse Duplex at Goodview Court, Sheung Wan

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Where: 1 Tai Ping Shan Street, Sheung Wan

What: 2 bedrooms, approx. 1,043 sq. ft.

Asking price: HK$26 million

A private roof terrace is attached to this renovated penthouse apartment, making entertaining an effortless occasion. The two-bedroom duplex is located in a quiet but trendy location, just behind Man Mo Temple, and features a chic interior of white walls, painted brick and a black spiral staircase. It also houses a fully-equipped open plan kitchen, dining area and separate living room.

Sea View House at The Riviera, Sai Kung

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Where: Pik Sha Road, Sai Kung

What: 5 bedrooms, approx. 2,208 sq. ft.

Asking price: HK$75 million

Green surroundings, 180-degree sea views and a sun-drenched terrace make this Clear Water Bay home a dream property for many. Beyond the views, there's a private covered car park space, outdoor swimming pool and front garden to welcome your guests, too. A truly relaxed atmosphere permeates the walls of this light-filled house, as if you might just be in coastal Europe.

Avant-Garde House at Overthorpe, The Peak

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Where: Mount Austin Road, The Peak

What: 6 bedrooms, approx. 2,242 sq. ft.

Asking price: Price on request (estimated HK$180-$222 million)

Perched on the highest point of The Peak, this lavish six-bedroom property screams luxury and boasts sweeping views overlooking Victoria Harbour and the Southside. It also holds its own garden and waterfall at the front of the house, while a large terrace area extends the living room space. Inside you'll find plush finishings and features including a wine cellar, sauna room, open bar and staircase leading to a vast, two-tier rooftop perfect for alfresco entertaining.

Stunning Apartment at White Jade, Mid-Levels

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Where: 51 Stubbs Road, Mid-levels

What: 6 bedrooms, approx. 3,928 sq. ft.

Asking price: approx. HK$297 million (US$38+ million)

For a little under HK$300 million, you can purchase one of the most opulent properties in Hong Kong. High ceilings meet glass walls to allow natural light to flood in, while showcasing jaw-dropping views of the harbour, Happy Valley racecourse and lush mountains. The interior of this spacious six-bedroom property is decked out with warm wood flooring, stately gold and mirror finishes, as well as top of the range fittings and kitchen appliances.

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Seeking to tap into the trophy apartment craze in Singapore? Look no further than South Beach Residences. This exquisite 190-unit condominium, boasting an environmentally conscious design, sits on top of the JW Marriott Singapore South Beach and is part of an integrated development that includes a Grade A office tower and an exciting array of dining and lifestyle establishments linked to the Esplanade MRT station and City Hall MRT Interchange.

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With all 50 units of the first phase having been sold, South Beach has released another 25 units for sale. Designed by Foster + Partners in collaboration with Aedas and jointly developed by City Developments Limited and IOI Properties, these stylish residences come with either two, three or four bedrooms, and range from 936 to 2,616 square feet. There are also six sprawling penthouses, each crowned with an open-to-sky rooftop deck with its own private spa pool and ranging from 3,897 to 6,728 square feet.

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True to its name, South Beach Residences is designed to provide stunning panoramic views of the sea, the city’s central business district and the Marina Bay area. Coveted units include those with a direct view of Marina Bay and the Singapore Grand Prix race track. These units also allow residents to enjoy spectacular fireworks displays during festive celebrations such as the National Day Parade and the New Year countdown.

Two sky gardens and an infinity pool also serve as vantage points to view the urban cityscape, making South Beach Residences apartments “trophy assets” for discerning homeowners.

Raising the bar in hospitality is its Signature Residential Services. Homeowners will be connected with well-trained residential hosts who can assist with an assortment of tasks from making restaurant reservations to organising a wedding party. A Resident Card allows homeowners to enjoy cashless transactions and exclusive privileges at the JW Marriott Singapore South Beach, such as when dining at acclaimed restaurateur Alan Yau’s Madame Fan or Akira Back, a contemporary Japanese restaurant by celebrity chef Akira.

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Design magpie and nomadic aesthete. These are words often used by clients to describe the aesthetics of Katharine Pooley. During a 2 week tour in Southeast Asia, the director and founder of one of the most sought-after interior designers in the United Kingdom met up with PrestigeOnline.com to discuss her eponymous label, the inspirations behind her designs, her recent projects and on building an empire.

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For readers who might not be familiar with your brand, what would you like them to know about Katharine Pooley Ltd?

It's a brand that's been going for 15 years. We have 47 people in our staff team and a management board of around 12 people -- all of them have been with me for over a decade which is nice, because I think it really helps with our aesthetics. Besides London, we also have offices in the Middle East as well people based in Canada and also Hong Kong.

I also lived and worked in Hong Kong for about 16 years, while my family lived and worked in the Middle East. So, I'm quite culturally well-versed with how people like to live their lives which I think that makes a big impact especially when you're designing someone's space. I don't have a particular brand style; for me, it's about visualising the client's dreams and making it reality. Every house is very different, there's not one that's the same.

Any recent projects that you'd like to share with our readers?

We just completed a 46,000 sq ft residence in Qatar which is big, even for English standards. This will be my third home for this client, who only saw it this afternoon for the first time. He never saw a mood board or anything and just said, "Go ahead". As you can imagine, there's a lot of trust involved in this project.

We also just did The Great Gatsby suite with Turnell & Gigon, which is a company that provides fabric to the royal family in the UK.  Initially, I was quite intimidated to be asked to this because these are very established designers, very well-known and very well-regarded. You also have to use their fabrics, and Turnell & Gigon are renowned for floral and classical fabrics -- but they also do very contemporary fabrics. So, I decided to do a Great Gatsby theme because a lot of my clients really like Art Deco. Lots of gold and blacks, silver and platinum, very lavish. I also had all the mantle pieces made up in marble with white feathers coming out and the ceiling. We took dry flowers and had them cascading down the ceiling, very impactful and magnanimous. Once everything was done, we threw a party where anybody who is an interior designer in the UK was in attendance including people who never come out of the woodwork.  It was very well received.

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Can you tell us a bit more about the interior design process at Katharine Pooley Ltd?

Each client will have a brief, but we'll also work with them along the way. For example, we'll have mood boards, and fabric choices, we'll make CGI and renders so they'll see what they're getting. We do a lot of presentations before we commit to anything so that they have a really good feel of what they like. A lot of our clients also come with their own images which they've taken from Pinterest and Instagram that really helps us to understand their briefs. Generally speaking, I like to think that I'm quite a good reader of my clients so I usually understand the brief. A lot of our work is also repeat business so we already know their tastes quite well.

What is the most challenging aspect of your job?

I can't say I've ever been frightened of doing a brief; there have been times where I thought to myself, "Does the client know what they want?' and would therefore  need to go back to ask more questions. If a client is living overseas, we'd need to spend more time with them to really understand from a cultural perspective -- every nationality has a different culture, so it's very important to understand this. Having been able to live overseas for many years really helps me in bridging that together. For example: Our clients in India love gold while bronze is coveted in the Middle East, whereas chrome is quite popular now in England. Everybody is different, so it's really just about understanding the different requirements.

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Who has been your biggest inspiration?

It would probably be my father as we're like two peas in a pod, very similar. He's very well travelled, orderly and has great passion for the universe. Travel also plays a major part of my design ethos; I get inspiration from everywhere I go, every nationality, every person that I meet along the way. In fact, my photo album in my smartphone is full right now  because I'm constantly taking photographs during these journeys. Traveling is really important to me.

Any interesting observations that you've picked up while traveling?

Every time I travel, I learn something different. I was recently staying at The PuLi Hotel and Spa in Shanghai. For me, Shanghai tends to be more classical, but they can also do a twist of modern mixed with Chinese traditions. It was really nice to go there and see all of that in harmony. I've always done east meets west, old and new. Antiques with new things. These actually work very well together, but it's got to have a story behind it.

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What's your absolute favourite part about decorating a home?

Each decoration has a different element to it. I personally love fabrics with specialist finishes; I feel that I have a great synergy with fabrics. The designing and installation process is also my favourite part as I love seeing things come to fruition. To get to witness our client's reactions after a brief is completed is also one of the nicest things.

Any fabric trends that our readers should know about?

I always say that you shouldn't follow trends; you should set them instead. There are so many amazing fabrics such as Turnell & Gigon, Holly Hunt, C&C Milano, Rubelli, Jason D'souza, de Le Cuona... I have my favourites.

What is your vision for the Katharine Pooley brand in the near future?

It's very funny building what I call an empire. Rome wasn't built overnight, so my advice would be to just take your time. I don't want to grow so big that it's unmanageable. However, I also want to go out with a bang just like Gatsby -- I want to be remembered, that's quite important for me. I'm going to keep doing this for another decade, and start being more selective about which projects that I take on. It has to be ones that are memorable and special, doesn't matter where or who for. They just have to feel right.

I also want to do more personal projects; I just did my first one just last year. I want to do some hotels because you get more recognition for them, and I would love to do a private jet or a big plane like a 747, and maybe some boats.

The best way I would summarise all this would be "success, in a humble way". I never want to be so famous where you are photographed everywhere. It's great to have a career where you feel regarded and respected; it's great to have a job where you love getting up every morning; and to also have some spare pennies so you can spoil the people around you.

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The Los Angeles home formerly owned and occupied by tech billionaire Elon Musk -- the man behind Tesla and SpaceX -- was recently listed for US$4.5 million (HK$35 million). Musk purchased the property in 2014 with his ex-wife, British actress Talulah Riley, for US$3.69 million in 2014; he later transferred ownership of the home, located in the Brentwood neighbourhood, to Riley in 2016, the year they finalised their divorce.

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Boasting four bedrooms and three bathrooms, the 3,000-square-foot property is equipped with high-tech amenities -- what else would you expect from a tech entrepreneur and engineer? -- to adjust window shades, lights, audio, video monitors, temperature, and security at the touch of a button.

Listed by agents Andrew Buss and David Kramer of luxury real estate agents Hilton & Hyland, the curvaceous, mid-century modern mansion also features spacious, open-plan rooms with floor-to-ceiling windows, private backyard, fireplace, saltwater plunge pool and spa -- as well as views of the city and the Pacific Ocean.

Here’s a closer look inside.

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[caption id="attachment_128549" align="alignnone" width="1396"] The private back yard has multiple patio areas, large saltwater pool and spa. | Photo courtesy of Hilton & Hyland[/caption]

[caption id="attachment_128552" align="alignnone" width="995"] The luxurious property features floor-to-ceiling windows and sliding doors. | Photo courtesy of Hilton & Hyland[/caption]

[caption id="attachment_128551" align="alignnone" width="1354"] Top-end materials and finishes have been used throughout the home, including the kitchen which features ceasarstone counters, Wolf and Sub-Zero appliances.| Photo courtesy of Hilton & Hyland[/caption]

[caption id="attachment_128553" align="alignnone" width="1033"] The mega mansion holds a total of four bedrooms. | Photo courtesy of Hilton & Hyland[/caption]

[caption id="attachment_128554" align="alignnone" width="1028"] The home also boasts stunning panoramic views of the city and coastline. | Photo courtesy of Hilton & Hyland[/caption]

Check out the video below to find out more about the property.

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Zaha Hadid outfitted the apartment with a simple palette and minimal furnishings while her design signature peeks beneath the surface.

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Residence 950 features a treasure trove of luxury amenities that include an art gallery, a complete wellness centre and an infinity pool overlooking the San Francisco Bay

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