Restaurant with Terrace and Sea View for Lease.
about this space
This restaurant space is now available for lease, featuring a stunning sea view and a spacious terrace. The total area encompasses 5,709 square feet, divided into a ground floor with a generous terrace and two additional floors. The ground floor measures 840 square feet, while the first and second floors together account for 4,869 square feet. The premises include a management fee of HK$28,680 per month and a government rate of HK$31,650 per quarter. Essential licenses for general restaurant operation, including an outside seating accommodation license, are transferable with the lease. The space is equipped with town gas and offers substantial power options, with a 100 Amp 3-phase and a 200 Amp 3-phase supply. An internal staircase connects the ground floor to the second floor for efficient movement throughout the unit. This is a unique opportunity to establish your restaurant in a prime location with excellent amenities. Inquire now for further information, including floor plans and more details.
the fwv take
This expansive Stanley venue is ideal for a long-term retail and hospitality brand activation, supported by its existing restaurant licenses, functional kitchen with town gas, and substantial power infrastructure, making it more of a ready-to-operate premise than a basic shell.
The standout feature is its vertical configuration, with a public-facing 840 square foot ground floor terrace offering stunning sea views while the upper 4,869 square feet facilitate dining and back-of-house operations, minimizing street-level service disruption.
Brands excelling here typically include established five-year-plus resort, lifestyle, or wellness brands needing a year-round presence, but high-end luxury and urban streetwear brands may not find the family and tourist footfall supportive of their image; they may want to browse all spaces in more central locations.
For effective planning, allow a four-to-six-month lead time for license transfers and note that March-April and October-November are prime booking windows; additionally, budget for the management and government fees separately by consulting our venue sourcing experts early in the inquiry process.
what's included
- Internet
- Air Conditioning
- Security System
- Stock Room
- Counters
- Fitting Rooms
- Garment Rack
- Lighting
- Furniture
- Sound & Video Equipment
- Electricity
- Heating
- Parking
- Elevator
- Kitchen
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how to book this space
- 01
Check the shell and the dates
Review the gallery, 530 sqm floor plan and amenities for Restaurant with Terrace and Sea View for Lease, then note the window you want in Hong Kong. Fashion week dates book 6–10 weeks out.
- 02
Send the brief
Use the request panel on this page to send your dates, expected footfall and budget. The listed rate is a starting point at €742 per day.
- 03
Get availability and a quote
We confirm availability with the operator and come back within 24 hours with the all-in cost: rent, staffing, permits and fit-out for Hong Kong.
- 04
Lock the contract
Sign the short-term licence, pay the deposit and we register any permit or signage paperwork the address needs.
- 05
Build and open
Fit-out, install and staff the pop-up. Our production team handles delivery, install and the strike at the end of the run in Hong Kong.
activation ideas
Brand-Owned Restaurant with Retail Concept
This space functions optimally as a brand's own restaurant or cafe, integrating retail elements seamlessly due to existing restaurant licences and a fully equipped kitchen. The terrace with sea views enhances the dining experience, while the substantial 530 sqm across three floors supports diverse operational needs. Brands in spaces like this often utilize the terrace for visibility and have the capacity to support large scale dining operations without altering the core setup.
Lifestyle Flagship Store with Dining
This venue fits a lifestyle flagship combining retail on the ground floor with dining in the upper sections, facilitated by the internal staircase for customer flow. Its 5709 square feet can accommodate simultaneous retail and dining operations, making it a structured choice for a merging experience. The arrangement supports a natural division of customer interaction spaces, which usually appeals to brands aiming for a cohesive brand environment.
Private Event and Cocktail Reception Venue
Hosting private events and cocktail receptions is effective here, with a terrace offering breathtaking sea views and a large capacity of up to 550 guests. The 840 square foot ground-level terrace provides the public face for arrivals, with upper floors offering further bespoke event areas. This setup is particularly suitable for brands planning high-impact hospitality experiences that leverage natural beauty and existing amenities.
Content Studio and Campaign Shoot Base
The waterfront setting and abundant natural light make this venue an ideal base for content creation and campaign shoots. Brands frequently select environments like this to take advantage of its stunning views and versatile backdrop options across 530 sqm. The existing sound and video equipment further augment functionality, providing robust support for multimedia operations.
Press Day Venue or Collection Preview
This space is well-suited for hosting press days and collection previews, particularly within the resort and swimwear categories, due to its scenic terrace and adaptable interior spaces. The layout supports controlled flow and intimate engagement with key stakeholders, a necessity for press events aiming to communicate a brand's narrative effectively. Consider exploring additional venues on our spaces in Hong Kong for complementary contexts.
Sample Sale or Weekend Pop-Up Shop
The ground floor is ideal for a sample sale or weekend pop-up shop, thanks to its high visibility and accessibility. Brands typically implement these short-term activations with minimum alterations, utilizing the terrace for consumer attraction. Our production and build services can further enhance setup, optimizing shop flow and aesthetic appeal.
use cases
location
the neighbourhood
In Stanley, Hong Kong, where brands associated with resort living and leisure converge with picturesque avenues, the creative ecosystem features design studios, homeware boutiques, and lifestyle concept stores. Commercial ventures here include textile ateliers, organic skincare agencies, and upscale cafes that thrive with a view of the sea. This district thrives on its unique blend of culture and commerce, especially near landmarks like Murray House and Blake Pier. In our experience, this area draws brands that are in sync with a coastal aesthetic, with a synergy beautifully aligning fashion and lifestyle. Whether it's a long-standing ceramic brand or a natural fiber fashion line, the essence of Stanley supports a curated and refined brand presence. For those considering an activation in Hong Kong, this destination stands apart from the traditional commercial corridors.
Brands often choose Stanley over areas like Central or Causeway Bay because it offers a calmer ambiance with spectacular waterfront settings conducive to bespoke, intimate activations. This neighborhood benefits from its seclusion from the tourist-heavy and high footfall zones, allowing for more controlled and brand-focused events. The location, characteristically residential with shopping pockets, provides a better sqm value and is favored for its potential to create exclusive and customized brand moments. For brand activations aiming for a serene yet engaging atmosphere, connecting guests through curated events without the distraction of constant tourist influx, visiting Stanley proves advantageous. It well supports occasions where the aim is connection rather than sheer visibility, ideal for press days and private buyer appointments. See similar serene settings under our spaces in Hong Kong.
Arriving in this block of Stanley, one instantly notices the harmony of sea and structure—the sidewalk fringed with the scents of the ocean and leisurely foot traffic ebbing and flowing throughout the day. This space, at its core, is quintessentially suited for telegraphed appointments, where potential customers and invited guests can graciously arrive and engage with the brand in an intimate setting. Being a more tranquil zone, it naturally attracts locals and families, especially in the afternoons when the sea breeze is cooler, and the lunch cafes open up, creating a delightful hum of activity. However, what this neighborhood is not suited for is brands that rely on high walk-in traffic or spontaneous retail shopping that depends heavily on being positioned within top-tier urban footfall. With the terrace and sea-front appeal taking precedence, high-volume tourist retail is better placed in the commercial heartlands of Hong Kong. For short-term ventures, consider venues that accommodate instant accessibility and visibility through our activation service.
getting here & street life
nearest transit
- 赤柱村 Stanley Villagebus · 6 6A 6X 14 63 73138 m · 2 min
- 赤柱警署 Stanley Police Stationbus · 14 314177 m · 2 min
- 海灣園 Stanley Courtbus · 6 6A 14 73 260181 m · 2 min
- 赤柱廣場 Stanley Plazabus · 6 6X 14 63 65 973211 m · 3 min
- 赤柱正灘 Stanley Main Beachbus · 314244 m · 3 min
- 赤柱崗道 Stanley Mound Roadbus · 2278A258 m · 3 min
the neighbourhood
Stanley Market is a street market in Stanley on Hong Kong Island, Hong Kong. The street is a typical example of a traditional old open-air market in Hong Kong and has since become a major tourist attraction, well known for its bargains. Many of the stalls or shops in Stanley Market sell Hong Kong souvenirs as well as clothing - particularly silk garments and traditional Chinese dress - toys, ornaments, luggage, souvenirs, paintings, and Chinese arts and crafts. The market grew out of Chek Chu Tsuen, a nearby village.
- Maryknoll House · 199 m
- Old Stanley Police Station · 200 m
- St. Anne's Church, Hong Kong · 227 m
- Murray House · 251 m
- Blake Pier at Stanley · 293 m
frequently asked
Yes, this restaurant space with a terrace and sea view in Stanley, Hong Kong, is available for pop-up shops, although its primary setup is for a restaurant operation with a minimum 12-month lease. With a spacious ground floor terrace and additional space across two upper floors, it can accommodate temporary retail concepts, especially if integrated with dining elements. However, pop-ups would need to fit within the existing F&B structure, using our production and build
who it suits
Brand Scale
This space suits an established lifestyle or hospitality brand with a 20 to 60 person team, five or more years of trading, and the balance sheet to sign a minimum twelve month lease rather than a two week activation. At 530 sqm across a ground floor, two upper floors and a terrace, with a 550 person capacity, transferable general restaurant and outside seating licences, town gas and both 100 Amp and 200 Amp three phase supply, this is a full operating venue and not a temporary retail space. Brands at this stage typically find they need a permanent Hong Kong presence, a resident manager and an F&B or events partner to make the footprint work. Where we see mismatches is when a young label with three staff and a single seasonal drop enquires here: the fit out obligation, licence transfer and Stanley location will absorb a full year of marketing budget. Those brands should browse all spaces with shorter minimum terms instead. Equally, a global flagship chasing Central or Causeway Bay volume will find Stanley too destination led.
Aesthetic Fit
The design language that works here is coastal, warm and materially honest: linen and resort wear, swimwear, natural fibre homeware, wellness, ceramics, surf and outdoor, or a hospitality led lifestyle concept where food, retail and terrace seating share one identity. The sea view, waterfront frontage and Stanley Market context around Murray House and Blake Pier reward brands whose palette is light, textural and daylight driven, and the existing counters, fitting rooms, garment rails and stock room mean a soft retail layer can sit alongside dining without a full rebuild. Our branded store design team usually treats the ground floor and terrace as the brand face and the upper floors as dining, private hire and back of house. What does not work is high gloss luxury minimalism, hard edged streetwear, or a black box gallery aesthetic. Those identities fight the natural light and the tourist and family footfall that Stanley delivers, and the three floor split undermines any single dramatic sightline.
Best Use Cases
First choice is a brand owned restaurant or cafe with an integrated retail concept, because the licences, kitchen, town gas and heavy power supply are already in place and transferable. Second is a long running lifestyle flagship combining temporary retail space on the ground floor with dining above, using the internal staircase to move guests upward. Third is a private event and cocktail reception venue, where the terrace and sea view carry the experience and the 550 person capacity supports scale. Fourth is a seasonal brand activation programme run across the year, with sound and video equipment, lighting and parking already on site. Fifth is a content studio and campaign shoot base, given the daylight, frontage and waterfront backdrop. Sixth is a press day venue or collection preview for resort and swim categories. Seventh is a sample sale space or weekend pop-up shop using the ground floor only, which we would build through production and build rather than treating as the primary use.
Budget Signal
Positioned mid market for Hong Kong Island on a per square metre basis, and well below anything comparable in Central, Causeway Bay or Tsim Sha Tsui with equivalent frontage and capacity. What a brand gets for this tier is scale and licence value rather than commercial rent prestige: 530 sqm, a licensed terrace with a sea view, a working kitchen and three floors, which in a prime commercial district would sit at a multiple of this figure. Against hotel event spaces you gain full brand control and no per head catering minimum, though you take on staffing and operations. Against co-working venues and shared pop-up formats you gain permanence and a real address, while losing the flexibility of a short commitment, and the management fee and government rates need modelling in from day one. Run the full year figure through our budget calculator before enquiring, because in our experience the venue cost is rarely the largest line here.
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