Frequently Asked Questions
Everything you need to know about renting at Seascape Peninsula.
How much does rent cost at Seascape Peninsula?
Apartments start from HK$11,000 per month for a 700 sq.ft. unit, inclusive of management fees.
How many bedrooms do the apartments have?
Apartments come in 2-bedroom and 3-bedroom layouts, each around 700 sq.ft., with a private terrace and unobstructed sea views.
Are the apartments furnished?
Apartments are lightly furnished with basic furniture, including a sofa, dining table, wardrobes, bed, and mattress.
How do I get to Seascape Peninsula from Central, Hong Kong?
Take the 24-hour ferry from Central Pier 5 to Cheung Chau (about 30 minutes), then it's roughly a 20-minute walk or a few minutes by bike from the Cheung Chau ferry pier. A free bicycle is included with every rental.
Is Cheung Chau a car-free island?
Yes. Cheung Chau is a traffic-free island about 10km southwest of Hong Kong Island, with no cars other than emergency and service vehicles.
How many apartments are at Seascape Peninsula?
Seascape Peninsula consists of four detached houses holding 12 apartments in total.
Does every apartment have a sea view and terrace?
Every apartment at Seascape Peninsula, except those on the Ground Floor, has a private terrace and unobstructed views of the South China Sea.
Do you have a rooftop at the apartments?
Yes. Access to the rooftop is reserved for occupants of the Top Floor apartments, giving them an additional private outdoor space with unobstructed views over Cheung Chau and the South China Sea.
Is a bicycle included with the rental?
Yes, every rental includes a free bike, ready to go from day one.
Is Seascape Peninsula pet-friendly?
Yes, pets are welcome at Seascape Peninsula. Many apartments have a private terrace and quick access to the outdoors, and Cheung Chau's traffic-free streets and waterfront paths make it an easy island to walk a dog on.
Are there restaurants and bars on Cheung Chau?
Yes. Cheung Chau has a lively dining scene along the waterfront praya near the ferry pier, with seafood restaurants, cafes, bakeries, and bars serving both residents and the day-trippers the island draws from Hong Kong Island every weekend.
Does Cheung Chau have everyday amenities like convenience stores and supermarkets?
Yes. The island has 24-hour convenience stores, supermarkets, a wet market, bakeries, banks and ATMs, and pharmacies, so day-to-day errands don't require a trip back to Hong Kong Island.
Are there beaches near Seascape Peninsula?
Yes. Cheung Chau has several public beaches, including Tung Wan Beach and Kwun Yam Beach, both popular for swimming and windsurfing and within a short walk or bike ride of the ferry pier.
Is there a hospital or clinic on Cheung Chau?
Yes. Cheung Chau has its own public hospital as well as private clinics and pharmacies, so residents have access to local medical care without needing to travel to Hong Kong Island for routine needs.
How do I move furniture or belongings to a car-free island?
Since private cars aren't allowed on Cheung Chau, movers typically bring belongings over by ferry using licensed goods vehicles, handcarts, or a small-truck service arranged in advance. Let us know when you're moving in and we can point you to movers experienced with the crossing.
Is Cheung Chau suitable for remote work?
Yes. The island has full mobile data coverage and broadband internet access, and many residents already work remotely from home or from cafes along the waterfront. Contact us for specifics on the internet setup at Seascape Peninsula.