Property Overview

Elegant, practical, and freshly upgraded, this 4-bedroom, 3-bath apartment delivers a calm urban retreat in the heart of historic Huangpu. A fully renovated interior showcases a refined neutral palette that flatters both contemporary and classic furniture. The layout separates social and restful zones with ease, allowing you to host confidently while keeping private areas tranquil. Sunlight filters through generous windows, and a rare private terrace expands your living space outdoors for morning coffee, container gardening, or a quiet read.

The kitchen is designed for real cooking with gas hobs, practical storage, and durable worktops. Year-round comfort is assured by efficient heating for cool winters and air conditioning for Shanghai’s humid summers. The three bathrooms are thoughtfully appointed, including a bathtub for deep soaks after long days. WiFi is ready for remote work, video calls, and streaming without fuss.

Set within a peaceful lane environment, the home feels tucked away yet remains near the subway for effortless citywide access. Multiple bedrooms give you the flexibility to designate a home office, guest room, or play space, while integrated storage streamlines daily life. The result is a sophisticated residence that is equally suited to family living, professional couples, or anyone seeking a smartly finished base close to the Bund and the storied streets around Yuyuan Garden.

Living at The Bound of Bund

The Bound of Bund (Hua Run Wai Tan Jiu Li) blends contemporary comfort with a neighborhood feel, set among orderly lanes that soften the pace of central Shanghai. Residents appreciate the professional on-site management, attentive maintenance, and secure access that make daily life smooth. Common areas are kept spotless and well lit, creating a welcoming return each evening. Landscaped paths and pocket greenery lend the compound a calm, residential rhythm that contrasts pleasantly with the city’s energy outside the gate.

The community is popular with both local professionals and international residents, fostering a courteous, low-key atmosphere. Deliveries are straightforward and well handled, and there is sensible space for everyday needs such as strollers and bikes. The scale of the buildings preserves privacy while ensuring neighbors are close enough to say hello, which many expats find reassuring when settling into a new city.

Beyond the gates, you are moments from characterful lanes, heritage shikumen facades, and the culinary variety that defines Huangpu. The compound’s location balances history with convenience, placing you within easy reach of the Bund’s riverside promenade, modern retail at nearby destinations, and cultural landmarks around Yuyuan Garden. If you want a home base that feels considered and quietly premium without being ostentatious, The Bound of Bund offers exactly that.

Yuyuan Garden and Surroundings

Living near Yuyuan Garden connects you with Shanghai’s oldest stories. The classical garden, Nine-Turn Bridge, and City God Temple form a beautifully preserved pocket of Ming and Qing heritage, while the surrounding streets offer steaming xiaolongbao, tea houses, and specialty shops. On weekends the area buzzes with visitors, yet early mornings reveal a gentler side, with residents walking to local markets and shopkeepers greeting regulars by name.

From here, the Bund waterfront is an easy stroll or short ride for sunrise jogs and evening skyline walks. To the south and east, contemporary Shanghai unfolds at the Bund Finance Center with design-led dining and frequent art programming. Commuting is simple via Yuyuan Garden Station on Lines 10 and 14, linking you directly to central business hubs, transport interchanges, and popular leisure districts. Daily errands are painless thanks to nearby convenience stores, boutique grocers, and a steady selection of cafes with English-friendly menus.

This pocket of Huangpu strikes a compelling balance for expats: it is intensely local, with time-worn alleyways and family-run eateries, yet it sits on the doorstep of the city’s most photogenic modern vistas. Whether your plan is a quiet tea after work, a riverside run, or dinner in a polished brasserie, the neighborhood supports every mood within minutes.

Why Expats Love This Address

Effortless connectivity anchors the appeal. Lines 10 and 14 at Yuyuan Garden place business districts and leisure spots within straightforward reach, and Line 10 offers direct access to Hongqiao Airport and the railway hub for regional travel. Ride-hailing cars arrive quickly, and same-day grocery delivery is the norm, so busy schedules never feel constrained.

Lifestyle flexibility is another draw. The terrace invites al fresco breakfasts and sundowner drinks, while four bedrooms make it easy to tailor rooms for work, guests, or hobbies. The fully renovated finish reduces maintenance headaches, and dependable heating, air conditioning, and WiFi support both productive weekdays and relaxed weekends.

For those moving to Shanghai for the first time, the area offers a soft landing with English-friendly dining options, international services a short ride away, and a vivid cultural scene on your doorstep. You are close to the Bund’s jog-friendly promenade, heritage sites for visiting friends, and diverse restaurants that range from humble noodle counters to polished dining rooms. The Bound of Bund provides the reassuring structure of professional management and a courteous community, making it an ideal base for anyone who values comfort, convenience, and a tangible sense of place in the city’s historic core.