




200 Nathan Road, Jordan
Jordan · 2 min to Jordan MTR · 1 to 6 people
6 offices for rent across 1 building
Stone Rise is one office building in Hong Kong. It is a 2024 new build on Nathan Road, 17 storeys, with ceilings at 4.8 metres and a rooftop garden. The offices are furnished and private, sized for one person up to a small team. Jordan station is two minutes away. A seat in a private office is HK$3,000 a month. The prices here are what Stone Rise is asking. We negotiate the rent you sign, and Stone Rise pays our fee.





200 Nathan Road, Jordan
Jordan · 2 min to Jordan MTR · 1 to 6 people
The operator
Stone Rise is a single building rather than a chain, at 200 to 202 Nathan Road in Jordan. It is held in single ownership, and one property firm leases it.
The building was finished in 2024 and let from new, so every floor is first generation space. It sells furnished private offices. The other occupiers are clinics, beauty and wellness businesses, fitness studios, restaurants and shops, because the building was engineered for them.
For a tenant, that means the specification is unusual for an office at this money. You are renting height, daylight and floor strength that a 1980s Kowloon tower cannot offer.
Jordan, on the Tsuen Wan line, at the corner of Nathan Road and Austin Road. Jordan station Exit D is two minutes away on foot, straight up Nathan Road.
The building runs to 17 storeys, with a retail floor at street level and office floors above. Floor plates are 2,000 to 2,600 sq ft, so one floor holds a whole small company. Two passenger lifts and one service lift serve the tower, which is a short wait in a building this size. Floor to floor height is 4.8 metres throughout. Four of the levels are built as sunroom and terrace floors. The rooftop garden and the flat roof are reachable from some floors. The building holds a provisional BEAM Plus Platinum rating, the top grade of Hong Kong's green building standard.
At street level there are shops, and the ground floor of Nathan Road either side is continuous retail. Kowloon Park and Park Lane Shopper's Boulevard are across the road. Austin Road takes you east to the Hong Kong Museum of History and the Science Museum. The Temple Street night market is a few streets the other way. Tsim Sha Tsui is one stop south and Mong Kok one stop north.
The floors are new and the ceilings are high. The offices are furnished and private, with doors rather than screens. Air conditioning, cleaning and the building services come with the rent.
Stone Rise is very good at providing:
**Ceilings at 4.8 metres.** That is room for a mezzanine, a lighting rig, a double height meeting room or shelving to the roof. It also means a floor that stays cool and does not feel full.
**Daylight on four floors, and a terrace.** Four levels are sunroom and terrace floors, glazed to the ceiling with sliding doors onto the open air.
**A slab built for heavy equipment.** Two low zone floors were engineered to take MRI scanners and radiology rooms, and floor loading is high throughout. A server room, a kiln, a treatment couch or a squat rack goes in without strengthening anything.
A seat in a private office is HK$3,000 a month. In Jordan that buys a room in a building finished in 2024, two minutes from the Tsuen Wan line. A 4.8 metre ceiling sits over it. A room for four is HK$12,000 a month.
Stone Rise sells private rooms only, so every price here is for a room with a door.
Contracts run from three months rather than the three year lease a conventional office needs. The deposit is two months and the notice period is three months.
Stone Rise suits small teams who want new space and real ceiling height in Kowloon.
That covers a lot of people. Consultancies, trading firms, design and media studios, clinics and therapists, training businesses, and any team of one to a dozen that wants a Nathan Road address two minutes from the MTR.
It also suits businesses whose work has a physical side. Equipment, stock, samples, cameras, treatment rooms and classes all fit here in a way they do not fit in an ordinary office floor.
[Compass Offices](/operators/compass-offices/) at Silvercord in Tsim Sha Tsui is the Grade A tower option with a staffed corporate reception. [Garage Society](/operators/garage-society/) puts more design into the room. Stone Rise suits teams that want a new building, a high ceiling and a Jordan rent.
Asking prices
A desk in a private office is HK$3,000 a month. In Jordan that buys a room in a building finished in 2024, two minutes from the Tsuen Wan line, with a 4.8 metre ceiling over it. A room for four is HK$12,000 a month.
Stone Rise sells private rooms only, so every price here is for a room with a door.
Contracts run from three months rather than the three year lease a conventional office needs. The deposit is two months and the notice period is three months.
Before you enquire
A seat in a private office is HK$3,000 a month and a room for four is HK$12,000 a month. Those are asking prices and we negotiate the one you sign.
200 to 202 Nathan Road, Jordan, Kowloon, at the Austin Road corner. Come out of Jordan station at Exit D and walk two minutes up Nathan Road.
It was completed in 2024 and let from new, so the floors are first generation space. It holds a provisional BEAM Plus Platinum rating.
The furniture, the air conditioning, the cleaning and the building services. The offices are furnished and ready to work in.
From three months. The deposit is two months and the notice period is three months.
No. Stone Rise sells private rooms with doors, from HK$3,000 a month per person.
A sunroom or terrace floor suits a team for whom daylight matters. One of the low zone floors suits a company bringing in heavy equipment.
Nothing. Stone Rise pays us when a deal completes, so the search costs you nothing.
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