This 180 sqm three-bedroom has a genuinely unusual layout: a large curved wraparound terrace with wood decking that wraps around two sides of the unit, with an open skyline view over the surrounding rooftops, treetops, and a residential pool below. The primary bathroom continues the same curved architecture: a freestanding soaking tub set against a full curved wall of glazing, with the same skyline view, a standout detail rarely seen at this price point. The kitchen has a marble waterfall island that extends into a wood dining table, plus a backlit display shelving wall, and central ducted air conditioning runs throughout in addition to the wall units. The primary bedroom is fully fitted with wardrobes and a window onto the same skyline; a second bedroom shown in the photos is empty and unstyled, its finish level harder to judge from images alone. Rent runs high for Tianping Road, and the curved terrace and bathtub setup are the clearest justification for it, not a generic renovation. The practical constraint is bathroom count: three bedrooms share two bathrooms.

A 5-minute walk to Shanghai Library metro station, close to Xujiahui Park and One ITC, in Xuhui.