Jolly Place, Retirement housing estate in Hang Hau, Tseung Kwan O, Hong Kong, China

Jolly Place is an elderly care residence in Tseung Kwan O comprising 243 apartments of different sizes within a single tower block at Pui Shing Lane. The units range from compact to more spacious layouts, creating a cohesive living community designed for senior residents.

Jolly Place was completed in 2003 as one of the Hong Kong Housing Society's "Senior Citizen Residences Scheme" estates. Under the scheme, eligible elderly residents pay a one-off or instalment lump-sum "lease-for-life" fee and then live there rent-free for the rest of their lives. The single block was designed by Leigh & Orange and built by Hip Hing Construction.

Jolly Place is one of the Hong Kong Housing Society's "Senior Citizen Residences" under its Longevita scheme. Eligible seniors pay a one-off or instalment lump-sum rental fee and then live there for life without monthly rent. The estate sits next to Ming Tak Estate and Hang Hau MTR Station.

Jolly Place stands at Pui Shing Lane in Hang Hau, next to Ming Tak Estate and a short walk from Hang Hau MTR Station on the Tseung Kwan O line. The single block was designed by Leigh & Orange and built by Hip Hing Construction, completed in 2003. Visitors approach from the station side; the surrounding estates, Hang Hau Sports Centre and Tseung Kwan O Government Complex are all within the same few blocks.

The care home section features safety equipment like emergency call systems in each room and sensor night lights designed to help residents with limited mobility. An isolation room with negative pressure ventilation shows the advanced care standards the facility provides.