Bellagio, Private housing estate in Sham Tseng, Hong Kong

Bellagio is a private housing estate on reclaimed land along Castle Peak Road in Sham Tseng, built in three phases. Its eight towers are split into two groups: Towers 1–5 rise 64 floors to 206 metres, Towers 6–9 rise 60 floors to 198 metres, and together they hold 3,345 flats. The pale beige facades are laid out as a grid of balconies and windows framed in white concrete, with small box-like air-conditioning units fixed beside them on many floors.

The development was built on the site of a former San Miguel factory, transformed through land reclamation and completed between 2002 and 2006. This conversion of industrial land into residential space shaped modern urban growth in the area.

The residential complex reflects contemporary Hong Kong living, accommodating different household sizes and lifestyles. Residents use shared amenities like swimming pools and recreational spaces that shape daily community life.

Bellagio sits along Castle Peak Road in Sham Tseng, on land reclaimed from the former San Miguel brewery site. The estate's 3,345 units are private; the towers rise from a podium whose base is a plain beige wall with a darker horizontal band above it. The 30,000 sq ft Bellagio Mall serves the complex. Towers 1–5 reach 64 floors and 206 m, towers 6–9 reach 60 floors and 198 m.

The site was formerly the San Miguel brewery's first factory before reclamation created the plot. Construction was split between contractors: Kumagai Gumi built Phase 1 (Towers 6–9), while Gammon Construction handled Phase 2. The eight towers hold 3,345 flats, and the podium mall, Bellagio Square (碧堤坊), was sold in June 2012 for HK$280 million with 155 parking spaces.