Four bedrooms at 150 sqm in Hais Tower, with a corner window in one bedroom that clears the treetops to a distant skyline view, unusual for this compound. The interior finish goes beyond a standard renovation: a marble bathroom with a heated towel rail, proper radiators rather than just wall-mounted air conditioning, and a reclaimed wood barn door used as a design feature on one bedroom’s ensuite. Bedrooms are fitted with full-height built-in wardrobes, and the elevated floor means bedroom windows avoid the direct line of sight into neighbouring buildings that lower units in the compound tend to get. The living areas are furnished with real quality, a mid-century sideboard, boucle sofa, and wishbone dining chairs, rather than generic rental stock. The obvious practical limitation is the bathroom count: four bedrooms share only two bathrooms, so this suits a family with children more comfortably than four unrelated flatmates each wanting their own facilities. Despite the finish level, the rent per square metre sits roughly in line with the wider Xuhui market rather than at a premium.

Jiaotong University metro station is a 2-minute walk, essentially at the compound entrance, with Tianping Road‘s cafes and Xujiahui’s malls both within easy reach.