From the bustling streets of Po Lam, let’s step into the world of Yan Ming Court. Yan Ming Court isn’t just a residential complex. It’s a microcosm of Hong Kong life, nestled in the heart of Tseung Kwan O. Completed in April 1990, Yan Ming Court stands as a testament to Hong Kong’s public housing initiatives. The Housing Authority, or HA, developed this extensive complex. Yan Ming Court comprises five distinct buildings. These buildings house a community of 1,750 residential units. Imagine the stories held within these walls. The apartments vary in size, with two and three-bedroom options available. The saleable areas range from a cozy 401 to a more spacious 645 sq ft. But Yan Ming Court offers more than just living spaces. Beneath the residences lies a retail space and a car park, adding to the convenience of this self-contained community. This retail and car park area encompasses an internal floor area of 7,019 sq ft. It also provides parking for 262 vehicles. This shows the careful planning that went into creating a convenient and functional living environment. For those relying on public transport, Yan Ming Court boasts a prime location. Just a short five-minute walk away is the MTR station, connecting residents to the wider city. This accessibility makes it a desirable location for those working or studying in other parts of Hong Kong. Yan Ming Court also falls under Primary One Admission School Net 95 and the Sai Kung secondary school district, ensuring quality education for families with children.
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