Relocated in 1981, Fui Yiu Ha New Village stands as a testament to Hong Kong’s evolving landscape. Today we will explore the village’s story. Fui Yiu Ha New Village is in the Sha Tin District. It offers a glimpse into the New Territories Small House Policy.
Fui Yiu Ha New Village is also known as Fui Yiu Ha San Tsuen. Some people simply call it Fui Yiu Ha Village or Fui Yiu Ha Tsuen. The village has a history rooted in relocation. The original Fui Yiu Ha Tsuen was moved in 1981. This relocation gave rise to the new village we see today.
Fui Yiu Ha New Village is recognized under the New Territories Small House Policy. This policy grants indigenous male villagers the right to build a house. This right is on their own land. This policy has shaped the development of many villages in the New Territories.
Our location at 33 Fui Yiu Ha New Village places us in the heart of Sha Tin Town Centre. This location is convenient. Several amenities surround the village. You can find bus stops like Tsuen Wan West Station Bus Terminus nearby. Pok Tai House and Shui Chuen O Bus Terminus are also close.
The area boasts several educational institutions. Po Leung Kuk Chee Jing Yin Primary School is one option. Christ College and The Salvation Army Shui Chuen O Kindergarten are also nearby. For banking needs, The Hongkong and Shanghai Banking Corporation Limited stands ready. Bank of China is also an option. In case of emergencies, the Prince of Wales Hospital is nearby.
Property options in Fui Yiu Ha New Village can be attractive. A village house can be leased for around HKD$21000 per month. These houses typically offer around 700 square feet of gross area. They usually have three bedrooms and one bathroom. Fui Yiu Ha New Village offers a blend of tradition and modernity.