Light filled living with a private terrace

Set within The Bound of Bund, this fully renovated three bedroom, two bathroom apartment brings modern comfort to one of Shanghai’s most storied neighborhoods. Floor to ceiling windows draw in abundant natural light and frame leafy urban views, while seamless indoor outdoor flow leads to an inviting private terrace that is perfect for morning coffee, sunset aperitifs, or a quiet afternoon read.

The generous living and dining area is tailored for both entertaining and everyday ease. A refreshed kitchen with clean lined cabinetry and ample prep space supports weeknight cooking and weekend brunch alike. Climate control is comprehensive with heating and air conditioning, and high speed WiFi is ready for streaming, calls, and work.

The flexible layout suits international lifestyles. Two serene bedrooms provide calm retreats, and the 3rd bedroom = home office functions beautifully as a dedicated workspace or guest room. Two well appointed bathrooms offer hotel like convenience for busy mornings. Storage solutions throughout keep life orderly without sacrificing style.

Positioned near the subway, this residence combines tranquility with connectivity. Thoughtful finishes, durable materials, and a soothing neutral palette make moving in effortless. From the terrace to the bright interiors, every detail of this home in The Bound of Bund is designed to make city life feel both polished and relaxed.

Refined urban living at The Bound of Bund

The Bound of Bund is an established residential enclave in Huangpu that balances contemporary design with the heritage rich atmosphere around Yuyuan Garden and the South Bund. The community’s clean streetscapes, landscaped paths, and secure entry points create a calm environment set back from the city’s bustle, while remaining moments from the riverfront and historic lanes.

Residents appreciate the compound’s professional property management that keeps common areas tidy and maintenance responsive. Secure access, on site staff, and organized parcel handling make daily routines smooth. The layout encourages a genuine neighborhood feel, with quiet corners to stroll, spaces to pause outdoors, and convenient bicycle and stroller friendly routes to the nearby metro and shops.

Practicality meets lifestyle here. Cafes, breakfast stalls, and small groceries cluster around the gates, so you can start the day with a fresh soy milk or a specialty coffee before heading out. Ride hailing pick up is straightforward, and the riverside promenade is close enough for morning runs or twilight walks. For expats, the combination of international friendly services nearby and the authenticity of local markets makes The Bound of Bund a comfortable base to settle quickly without losing a sense of place.

Discreet, well located, and thoughtfully maintained, The Bound of Bund offers the rare mix of convenience and character that defines great Shanghai living.

Yuyuan Garden and the South Bund at your doorstep

Living in The Bound of Bund places you beside Yuyuan Garden’s classical pavilions, koi ponds, and zigzag bridges. On weekends, wander to the historic City God Temple precinct for traditional snacks like xiaolongbao and almond tofu, or browse tea houses and calligraphy shops along Old Street. Come Lunar New Year, lantern displays and festive stalls transform the area into one of Shanghai’s most atmospheric quarters.

For daily convenience, the Yuyuan Garden metro interchange links Lines 10 and 14, creating direct routes to Xintiandi, key business districts, and major transport hubs. A short ride takes you across the river to Lujiazui’s offices and high end malls, while nearby streets host boutique cafes, contemporary galleries, and intimate cocktail bars tucked into renovated shikumen lanes.

The Bund’s riverside promenade is close, inviting sunrise jogs and evening skyline strolls. Local wet markets offer seasonal produce and fresh seafood, and import friendly grocers in Xintiandi and Lujiazui are easy to reach for specialty items. Families will find weekend outings covered, from museum visits along the waterfront to hands on cultural workshops around the garden complex.

Amid this heritage and modernity, The Bound of Bund provides a calm, polished home base that keeps you connected to the best of Shanghai’s history, dining, and urban energy without sacrificing day to day ease.

Why this home works for international lifestyles

The Bound of Bund blends quiet residential comfort with exceptional access. The bright interiors, floor to ceiling windows, and private terrace offer rare breathing space in the city, ideal for unwinding or hosting friends. With air conditioning and heating, seasons shift without disrupting your routine, and ready to go WiFi supports remote work and streaming from day one.

The floor plan is expat friendly. Two restful bedrooms ensure privacy, and the 3rd bedroom = home office creates a focused environment for calls and deep work. Two bathrooms streamline mornings and guest stays. A thoughtful renovation means neutral finishes that are easy to furnish, durable surfaces for daily life, and lighting that flatters both relaxation and productivity.

Location adds real value. Being near the subway unlocks quick commutes to business districts and international schools along key lines, while the Bund promenade and Yuyuan Garden provide restorative spaces outdoors. Daily errands are simple thanks to neighborhood groceries, cafes, and services clustered around the compound.

Above all, The Bound of Bund offers balance. You get history and culture on your doorstep, a home that functions beautifully during the workweek, and a terrace ready for slow Sundays. It is a practical, polished choice for professionals, couples, and families seeking an authentic yet comfortable Shanghai experience.