Knightsbridge Court (28 Barker Road) was most likely built in 1965 (see https://gwulo.com/media/18665) and finished in 1966. It had 14 luxury apartments. In December 2009 the demolition started, it was replaced by seven new houses, also named Knightsbridge Court (A-G).
On a 1924 map this lot's address was "508 Peak", and the house name was "Farnborough".
Origianal location of the German Swiss International School
Redevloped recently.
Colonial style home, residence of the Chief Secretary of the Hong Hong SAR
23 Barker Road
Ligoniel belonged to Francis Henry May, who as acting Governor pushed through the Peak District Reservation Ordinance in 1904.
"Our house on the Peak was called Ligoniel after some property in Ireland owned by my father's family."
"View from the Peak: an autobiography" by Phoebe May Witworth (2nd daughter of Frances Henry May)
Later purchased by Alexander Findlay Smith, the builder of the Peak Tram, and renamed (or rebuilt into "The Farm")
