Aigburth, Residential skyscraper in Mid-levels, Hong Kong.
Aigburth is a residential tower in Mid-Levels rising to 196 meters across 48 floors. The building contains apartments of varying sizes, with a penthouse duplex occupying the top level.
Built in 1999 by Wong Tung & Partners, this complex emerged during Hong Kong's residential expansion period. The project reflected contemporary construction standards and development patterns of that era.
The building name originates from England, following Hong Kong's pattern of incorporating Western names into residential developments during the late 1990s.
Aigburth occupies a site in Mid-Levels reached via Tregunter Path. Residents have a 65-space car park, a swimming pool, an artificial waterfall, a garden area and a clubhouse with fitness centre, sports court and spa. The tower is residential only, so interiors are not open to visitors.
The tower's podium holds a 65-space car park, a garden, a swimming pool and an artificial waterfall, with a clubhouse offering a fitness centre, a sports court and a spa. The Russian Wikipedia article records these as the building's own amenities.
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