Location
The MTR next door, the harbour within walking distance
The brochure places One Victoria Cove next to MTR To Kwa Wan Station on the Tuen Ma Line, with the East Rail Line at Hung Hom and high-speed rail links to the Mainland.
Harbourfront plaza design concept (planned), for reference only
From To Kwa Wan Station
Towards Tuen Mun
- Ho Man Tin1 stopfor Kwun Tong Line
- Hung Hom2 stopsfor East Rail Line
- East Tsim Sha Tsui3 stops
- Austin4 stopsfor West Kowloon Stn
Towards Wu Kai Sha
- Sung Wong Toi1 stop
- Kai Tak2 stops
- Diamond Hill3 stopsfor Kwun Tong Line
To Hong Kong Island: 2 stops to Hung Hom, then 1 stop across the harbour to Exhibition Centre on the East Rail Line.
Stop counts follow the MTR network for reference only and exclude walking, interchange and waiting time.
Driving times
Via the Central Kowloon Route (Yau Ma Tei section), the brochure puts West Kowloon and Kowloon Bay about 5 minutes away; Kowloon City Ferry Pier serves North Point.
| Hung Hom Station | c. 3 min |
|---|---|
| West Kowloon Station | c. 7 min |
| China Ferry Terminal | c. 8 min |
| Hong Kong–Macau Ferry Terminal | c. 10 min |
| Hong Kong International Airport | c. 27 min |
| Hong Kong–Zhuhai–Macao Bridge | c. 28 min |
| Lok Ma Chau Control Point | c. 30 min |
| Lo Wu Control Point | c. 30 min |
Driving times as stated in the project brochure (estimated with Google Maps); for reference only and subject to traffic.
The harbour on your doorstep
Per the brochure, residents can walk to Hoi Sham Park and the harbourfront promenade (planned, partly open). The Kowloon East waterfront is planned to join up, with a harbourfront plaza at least 25 m wide (planned) for alfresco dining and shops.
- Walk to Hoi Sham Park and the harbourfront promenade (planned, partly open)
- The URA To Kwa Wan plan (planned) sets buildings back from the water to free up ground space
- Linking to Kai Tak to form a promenade of about 11 km (planned, partly open)
- A harbourfront plaza at least 25 m wide (planned) for waterside dining and retail
- Part of the water off the promenade is proposed for rowing, kayaking and other water sports
Kai Tak: 55 ha of parks and the Sports Park
The brochure notes residents can walk along the promenade to the Kai Tak runway area with about 55 ha of green space. Kai Tak Sports Park is Hong Kong's largest sports and entertainment venue, with a 50,000-seat main stadium hosting international sport, concerts and cultural events.
- A 50,000-seat main stadium at Kai Tak Sports Park
- Kowloon East (CBD2) commercial space planned to reach about 43 million sq ft
- Over 15 million sq ft of commercial space in the Kai Tak business area (planned, partly open): AIRSIDE c. 1.9m sq ft, The Twins c. 1.1m, Kai Tak Mall c. 0.7m
Hong Kong's first "amalgamated" neighbourhood (planned)
One Victoria Cove sits on the gateway site of the URA's first planned "amalgamated" neighbourhood — 8 adjoining sites with over 2.5 million sq ft of planned floor area, the URA's first large-scale renewal using a district-based model.
- A pedestrian and footbridge network (planned) linking to MTR To Kwa Wan Station
- A 15 m tree-lined pedestrian avenue (planned) with independent shops and alfresco dining
- A sunken plaza (planned) for music and small cultural events
- Over 4,300 sq ft of public leisure space (planned)
A street-style mall downstairs
The podium mall is the largest commercial project in the neighbourhood, with nearly 120,000 sq ft of commercial floor area curated by joint-venture partner Hysan and designed by HASSELL, around a central open-air plaza and an open street block. The mall has about 158 public/commercial parking spaces, plus 122 residents' and visitors' spaces.
- Nearly 120,000 sq ft of commercial space, curated by Hysan
- Central open-air plaza and open street block
- About 158 public/commercial parking spaces; 122 residents' and visitors' spaces
- 32A single-phase EV charging at every residential parking space
Schools
The brochure places One Victoria Cove in the Kowloon City secondary school net, near several international schools and universities.
Kowloon City secondary schools
- La Salle College
- Diocesan Boys' School
- Maryknoll Convent School (Secondary Section)
- Heep Yunn School
- Pui Ching Middle School
International schools nearby
- King George V School
- Yew Chung International School
- American International School
- Australian International School Hong Kong
- Kellett School (Kowloon Bay)
Universities nearby
- The Hong Kong Polytechnic University
- City University of Hong Kong
- Hong Kong Metropolitan University
- Hong Kong Baptist University
School nets, school lists and admissions are subject to the Education Bureau; check primary school nets with the Bureau.
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