
Beacon Heights Block 8Beacon Hill
HK$ 11.08MHK$ 10.08M
SFA 905'

Beacon Heights Block 8Beacon Hill
HK$ 11MHK$ 11.58M
GFA 1,051'[Unverified]SFA 905'[Not Verified]

COMFORT COURTBeacon Hill
HK$ 14.8MHK$ 18.8M
SFA 1,149'[Not Verified]

EASTLAND HEIGHTSBeacon Hill
HK$ 12MHK$ 12.8M
GFA 900'[Unverified]SFA 830'[Not Verified]
HK$ 10.08M
HK$ 11.08M
Price Increased on 07 Jun 2026
HK$ 11.58M
HK$ 11M
Price Reduced on 11 Mar 2026
HK$ 86M
Updated on 03 Oct 2026
HK$ 32M
Updated on 08 Aug 2026
HK$ 10.08M
HK$ 11.08M
Price Increased on 07 Jun 2026
HK$ 11.58M
HK$ 11M
Price Reduced on 11 Mar 2026
HK$ 18.8M
HK$ 14.8M
Price Reduced on 15 Sep 2026
HK$ 12.8M
HK$ 12M
Price Reduced on 27 May 2025
HK$ 20M
Updated on 04 Oct 2026
HK$ 55M
Updated on 03 Oct 2026
HK$ 86M
Updated on 03 Oct 2026
HK$ 18M
Updated on 03 Oct 2026
HK$ 30M
HK$ 28.5M
Price Reduced on 24 Jun 2026
HK$ 32M
Updated on 08 Aug 2026
Beacon Hill
Beacon Hill (筆架山) is so-called because it was considered (even pre second world war) the best location for setting up a radio "beacon" that could offer good radio coverage of Hong Kong, Kowloon and New Territories because it was almost the centre-point of the 3 areas combined. Moreover, it had decent altitude that would allow the easy transmission of radio frequecies so a number of radars, radio stations and aviation radio signal towers were setup. After the hand-over, much of the radio facilities were de-commissioned and today only the quasi-government radio station (RTHK) remains.
Now Beacon Hill is a much-coveted residential area with a number of low-rise residential buildings that are generally very large for Hong Kong standards.
Kowloon Tong StationMTR Station
Kowloon Tong StationMTR Station