Contemporary comfort, move-in ease

This 3-bedroom, 2-bathroom serviced apartment offers an elegant, practical base in the heart of Xujiahui, set within the well-regarded Xuhui Garden. The layout balances privacy and togetherness: a generous living-dining zone invites relaxed evenings or casual entertaining, while three well-proportioned bedrooms allow ample room for family, guests, or a dedicated home office. Two full bathrooms streamline busy mornings and give everyone breathing space.

The kitchen is designed for everyday cooking, with sensible storage and a clean, functional worktop arrangement. Large windows draw in natural light and frame the greenery and neighborhood skyline that make this part of the city so livable. Finishes are thoughtfully neutral, allowing your art, rugs, and books to set the tone from day one.

As a serviced apartment, the home is set up to minimize friction: regular housekeeping, linen refresh, and responsive maintenance keep your schedule clear for what matters. New arrivals appreciate bilingual support for move-in, utility guidance, and practical documentation; many serviced leases can accommodate official rental fapiao. The result is a calm, ready-to-live residence that lets you step straight into Shanghai life with minimal admin and maximum comfort, while enjoying the urban convenience and easy transport links that define Xuhui Garden‘s coveted address.

Life inside Xuhui Garden

Xuhui Garden is an established residential enclave tucked just off Tianyaoqiao Road, offering a welcome pause from Xujiahui’s dynamic energy. Tree-shaded internal lanes and landscaped corners create a green buffer from the main streets, so mornings begin quietly and evenings wind down peacefully. Gated entrances and attentive on-site management contribute to a reassuring, well-organized environment that suits families, professionals, and long-stay visitors alike.

The buildings present a classic Shanghai residential style, with practical lobby access and sensible vertical circulation that keeps daily comings and goings efficient. Residents often remark on the compound’s lived-in charm: you’ll see children cycling after school, neighbors greeting each other at the gate, and dog walkers making the most of the leafy paths. It delivers that rare mix of privacy and community that expat households tend to seek.

Practicalities are well covered. Courtyard spaces soften the urban setting and give you options for quick fresh-air breaks between meetings or after the school run. Delivery drop-offs are straightforward and ride-hailing pick-ups are easy at the main gates, making logistics seamless. Most importantly, Xuhui Garden places you moments from Xujiahui’s transport nodes and daily conveniences, so you can keep the focus on life, not commuting or errands.

Xujiahui: a connected, cosmopolitan hub

Xujiahui is one of Shanghai’s best-connected urban centers, anchored by the Xujiahui metro interchange where Lines 1, 9, and 11 intersect. From here, cross-town trips are straightforward, with quick access to central business and leisure districts. Step outside and you’re surrounded by a concentration of malls, cafes, and eateries that keep weekdays efficient and weekends interesting. Tech lovers will recognize the long-standing electronics scene around Metro City, while fashion and dining choices span from casual bites to refined venues.

For downtime, Xujiahui Park blends ponds, lawns, and shady paths ideal for morning jogs or relaxed stroller walks. The area’s history is visible, too: the striking red-brick St. Ignatius Cathedral stands as a reminder of Xujiahui’s Jesuit heritage, and quiet side streets offer glimpses of older architecture amid modern towers. Fitness studios, yoga rooms, and boutique gyms are dotted throughout the neighborhood, and co-working options make hybrid schedules easy.

Daily life is exceptionally convenient. International-friendly grocers, pharmacies, tailors, and phone-service shops sit within a compact radius, so errands fit neatly between meetings. For families, after-school activities, music lessons, and language tutoring are readily found nearby, and weekend outings to the Former French Concession, the Bund, or riverside paths are a short metro ride away. Living by Xuhui Garden puts you at the center of it all without sacrificing calm at home.

Why expats choose this address

Effortless living: The serviced format takes care of weekly rhythms so you don’t have to. Housekeeping, linen service, and swift maintenance help you maintain a tidy, well-functioning home, while bilingual coordination reduces friction for everything from appliance checks to move-out handovers.

Unbeatable connectivity: With Lines 1, 9, and 11 at Xujiahui Station, commutes are predictable and late-evening returns feel straightforward. Whether you’re heading to offices across Puxi, meetings in creative districts, or weekend dinners in the Former French Concession, journeys remain simple.

Urban energy with green refuge: Live steps from destination shopping and dining, then retreat to Xuhui Garden‘s quieter lanes. Morning runs through Xujiahui Park or circuits around the nearby stadium precinct create sustainable routines without a special trip.

Practical for business and family: Flexible serviced leases suit project timelines and relocations, and official rental fapiao are commonly supported in serviced arrangements. For families, the three-bedroom, two-bathroom layout offers the right mix of separation and shared space, plus quick access to after-school programs and weekend activities.

Everyday conveniences: Reliable deliveries, easy ride-hailing pick-ups, and a dense network of shops make day-to-day life efficient. In short, Xuhui Garden gives you a polished home base at the heart of Xujiahui, with the comfort, connectivity, and cultural texture that make Shanghai living genuinely rewarding.