King Yin Lei (Hei Lo)

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King Yin Lei (Hei Lo)

Built around 1937, Hei Lo was a famous mansion, rare among the Chinese residences in Mid-Levels. In 1978, it was sold and later renamed “King Yin Lei”. King Yin Lei is a lovely blend of Chinese and Western architecture: the roof is paved with Chinese glazed tiles, while the main structure is constructed of reinforced concrete and red bricks, with exquisite terrazzo and stucco mouldings. It stands out as a masterpiece among such buildings in Hong Kong.

King Yin Lei (Hei Lo)

Built around 1937, Hei Lo was a famous mansion, rare among the Chinese residences in Mid-Levels. In 1978, it was sold and later renamed “King Yin Lei”. King Yin Lei is a lovely blend of Chinese and Western architecture: the roof is paved with Chinese glazed tiles, while the main structure is constructed of reinforced concrete and red bricks, with exquisite terrazzo and stucco mouldings. It stands out as a masterpiece among such buildings in Hong Kong.

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King Yin Lei (Hei Lo)

Built around 1937, Hei Lo was a famous mansion, rare among the Chinese residences in Mid-Levels. In 1978, it was sold and later renamed “King Yin Lei”. King Yin Lei is a lovely blend of Chinese and Western architecture: the roof is paved with Chinese glazed tiles, while the main structure is constructed of reinforced concrete and red bricks, with exquisite terrazzo and stucco mouldings. It stands out as a masterpiece among such buildings in Hong Kong.

King Yin Lei (Hei Lo)

Built around 1937, Hei Lo was a famous mansion, rare among the Chinese residences in Mid-Levels. In 1978, it was sold and later renamed “King Yin Lei”. King Yin Lei is a lovely blend of Chinese and Western architecture: the roof is paved with Chinese glazed tiles, while the main structure is constructed of reinforced concrete and red bricks, with exquisite terrazzo and stucco mouldings. It stands out as a masterpiece among such buildings in Hong Kong.

King Yin Lei (Hei Lo)

Built around 1937, Hei Lo was a famous mansion, rare among the Chinese residences in Mid-Levels. In 1978, it was sold and later renamed “King Yin Lei”. King Yin Lei is a lovely blend of Chinese and Western architecture: the roof is paved with Chinese glazed tiles, while the main structure is constructed of reinforced concrete and red bricks, with exquisite terrazzo and stucco mouldings. It stands out as a masterpiece among such buildings in Hong Kong.

King Yin Lei (Hei Lo)

Built around 1937, Hei Lo was a famous mansion, rare among the Chinese residences in Mid-Levels. In 1978, it was sold and later renamed “King Yin Lei”. King Yin Lei is a lovely blend of Chinese and Western architecture: the roof is paved with Chinese glazed tiles, while the main structure is constructed of reinforced concrete and red bricks, with exquisite terrazzo and stucco mouldings. It stands out as a masterpiece among such buildings in Hong Kong.

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King Yin Lei (Hei Lo)

Built around 1937, Hei Lo was a famous mansion, rare among the Chinese residences in Mid-Levels. In 1978, it was sold and later renamed “King Yin Lei”. King Yin Lei is a lovely blend of Chinese and Western architecture: the roof is paved with Chinese glazed tiles, while the main structure is constructed of reinforced concrete and red bricks, with exquisite terrazzo and stucco mouldings. It stands out as a masterpiece among such buildings in Hong Kong.

King Yin Lei (Hei Lo)

Built around 1937, Hei Lo was a famous mansion, rare among the Chinese residences in Mid-Levels. In 1978, it was sold and later renamed “King Yin Lei”. King Yin Lei is a lovely blend of Chinese and Western architecture: the roof is paved with Chinese glazed tiles, while the main structure is constructed of reinforced concrete and red bricks, with exquisite terrazzo and stucco mouldings. It stands out as a masterpiece among such buildings in Hong Kong.

King Yin Lei (Hei Lo)

Built around 1937, Hei Lo was a famous mansion, rare among the Chinese residences in Mid-Levels. In 1978, it was sold and later renamed “King Yin Lei”. King Yin Lei is a lovely blend of Chinese and Western architecture: the roof is paved with Chinese glazed tiles, while the main structure is constructed of reinforced concrete and red bricks, with exquisite terrazzo and stucco mouldings. It stands out as a masterpiece among such buildings in Hong Kong.

location

King Yin Lei (Hei Lo)

Built around 1937, Hei Lo was a famous mansion, rare among the Chinese residences in Mid-Levels. In 1978, it was sold and later renamed “King Yin Lei”. King Yin Lei is a lovely blend of Chinese and Western architecture: the roof is paved with Chinese glazed tiles, while the main structure is constructed of reinforced concrete and red bricks, with exquisite terrazzo and stucco mouldings. It stands out as a masterpiece among such buildings in Hong Kong.

location

King Yin Lei (Hei Lo)

Built around 1937, Hei Lo was a famous mansion, rare among the Chinese residences in Mid-Levels. In 1978, it was sold and later renamed “King Yin Lei”. King Yin Lei is a lovely blend of Chinese and Western architecture: the roof is paved with Chinese glazed tiles, while the main structure is constructed of reinforced concrete and red bricks, with exquisite terrazzo and stucco mouldings. It stands out as a masterpiece among such buildings in Hong Kong.

location

King Yin Lei (Hei Lo)

Built around 1937, Hei Lo was a famous mansion, rare among the Chinese residences in Mid-Levels. In 1978, it was sold and later renamed “King Yin Lei”. King Yin Lei is a lovely blend of Chinese and Western architecture: the roof is paved with Chinese glazed tiles, while the main structure is constructed of reinforced concrete and red bricks, with exquisite terrazzo and stucco mouldings. It stands out as a masterpiece among such buildings in Hong Kong.

location

King Yin Lei (Hei Lo)

Built around 1937, Hei Lo was a famous mansion, rare among the Chinese residences in Mid-Levels. In 1978, it was sold and later renamed “King Yin Lei”. King Yin Lei is a lovely blend of Chinese and Western architecture: the roof is paved with Chinese glazed tiles, while the main structure is constructed of reinforced concrete and red bricks, with exquisite terrazzo and stucco mouldings. It stands out as a masterpiece among such buildings in Hong Kong.

location

King Yin Lei (Hei Lo)

Built around 1937, Hei Lo was a famous mansion, rare among the Chinese residences in Mid-Levels. In 1978, it was sold and later renamed “King Yin Lei”. King Yin Lei is a lovely blend of Chinese and Western architecture: the roof is paved with Chinese glazed tiles, while the main structure is constructed of reinforced concrete and red bricks, with exquisite terrazzo and stucco mouldings. It stands out as a masterpiece among such buildings in Hong Kong.

location

King Yin Lei (Hei Lo)

Built around 1937, Hei Lo was a famous mansion, rare among the Chinese residences in Mid-Levels. In 1978, it was sold and later renamed “King Yin Lei”. King Yin Lei is a lovely blend of Chinese and Western architecture: the roof is paved with Chinese glazed tiles, while the main structure is constructed of reinforced concrete and red bricks, with exquisite terrazzo and stucco mouldings. It stands out as a masterpiece among such buildings in Hong Kong.

location

King Yin Lei (Hei Lo)

Built around 1937, Hei Lo was a famous mansion, rare among the Chinese residences in Mid-Levels. In 1978, it was sold and later renamed “King Yin Lei”. King Yin Lei is a lovely blend of Chinese and Western architecture: the roof is paved with Chinese glazed tiles, while the main structure is constructed of reinforced concrete and red bricks, with exquisite terrazzo and stucco mouldings. It stands out as a masterpiece among such buildings in Hong Kong.

location

King Yin Lei (Hei Lo)

Built around 1937, Hei Lo was a famous mansion, rare among the Chinese residences in Mid-Levels. In 1978, it was sold and later renamed “King Yin Lei”. King Yin Lei is a lovely blend of Chinese and Western architecture: the roof is paved with Chinese glazed tiles, while the main structure is constructed of reinforced concrete and red bricks, with exquisite terrazzo and stucco mouldings. It stands out as a masterpiece among such buildings in Hong Kong.

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