Villa Lucca is Described as a “Hidden Gem” and Freedom to Live Among Nature in Hong Kong
Located on a HILLTOP, surrounded by greenery, with a tree-lined path leading to the Tai Po Town development, Villa Lucca, we step into a discreet, elegant and romantic location. The developers, Hysan Development Company Limited and HKR International Limited, wanted the area to conjure the sense of a Chinese romantic story of discovery for all who enter, one that reveals a very beautiful place that has only recently been discovered.
Villa Lucca is located in the northeast part of the New Territories countryside in Hong Kong, near a mountainous area and overlooking the sea. The residential development is described as a “hidden gem” and offers the promise and freedom to live among nature, with the hiking trails of the Pat Sin Leng Country Park and mountains to explore.
The ambience at Villa Lucca is one of privacy, exclusivity, and abundance with mature and well-established trees and shrubs. Villa Lucca’s elongated shape allows most of the low-rise apartments and villas along the frontage to capture these excellent mountain vistas and sea views.
A central avenue links up the buildings, with a pedestrian trail that meanders through the landscape and connects to a central garden, outdoor swimming pool, sunken plaza and a clubhouse.
Tree-shaded boulevards connect each house as well as three garden areas for a consistent visual theme. A special split-road design for pedestrian and vehicle traffic, an underground parking lot and luxurious lobbies provide a safe environment and secure access point for residents.
Retaining the existing topography and ecology is one of the primary goals of the landscape design. The perimeter and centre of Villa Lucca have been generously planted with trees and shrubs to achieve a continued high green coverage.
A grand vestibule is a signature of a magnificent estate, a symbol of the spaciousness and luxury that resides within. Each detached house is adorned with a wide stately entrance, marking the fine line between living space and verdant exterior.
The standalone mansions and outstanding terraced houses of Villa Lucca feature plenty of wide-open spaces that accentuate each living area. Each floor features a dedicated lift. The beautiful master bedroom spans the entire width of the floor overlooking a large terrace to the eye-catching mountains and sea.
Crafted by the renowned interior designer house David Collins Studio, the residences’ clubhouse elevates luxury to fine art. The Studio excels at blending geometry, symmetry and angles to orchestrate an aura of classical British charm.
The clubhouse is made up of four zones – wood, ocean, mountain and earth. The mountain zone houses a library for quiet study. Equipped with fitness facilities, the wood zone features floor-to-ceiling windows for natural sunlight, and the upper floor includes an outdoor pool. The ocean zone allows quality time with loved ones and offers outdoor parks or indoor play areas. And the earth zone has a multi-purpose space that can be used for fitness, dance, yoga and more.
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