Property Highlights

Welcome to a first rental residence at Fumin Apartment, crafted for comfort and effortless daily living. This two-bedroom, one-bath home has been fully renovated with a clean, contemporary aesthetic that maximizes light and flow. An open living and dining zone provides a convivial heart to the home, while the separate bedrooms offer privacy for restful nights or focused work-from-home days.

Brand-new finishes and fixtures bring a polished feel throughout. Air conditioning in principal rooms ensures year-round comfort through Shanghai’s distinct seasons, from humid summers to crisp winters. Thoughtful storage has been incorporated to keep spaces uncluttered, and durable, easy-care materials make maintenance simple for busy schedules.

Set back within a quiet lane, the apartment enjoys a calm outlook that buffers the city’s energy without losing connection to it. Near subway access puts you within easy reach of multiple lines via nearby stations, streamlining commutes to Jing’an‘s office towers, the West Nanjing Road retail axis, and onward to hubs like Hongqiao and Lujiazui.

This is a practical, well-balanced home for professionals, couples, or a young family seeking a central address with a measured pace. Move in, unpack, and start living the Jing’an lifestyle with zero renovation hassle and every essential already in place.

Life at Fumin Apartment

Fumin Apartment sits along the leafy avenues that bridge Jing’an and the quieter residential pockets around Fahuazhen Road. The compound’s low- to mid-rise profile and sheltered lanes create a neighborhood feel that’s increasingly rare in central Shanghai. Mornings start with birdsong and the hum of bicycles; evenings bring the soft glow of streetlights and a reassuring sense of community as neighbors stroll home.

Residents appreciate the straightforward living experience here: sensible building entries, tidy common areas, and a setting that favors fresh air and natural light. The compound’s positioning lends itself to a balanced routine. Step out for local breakfast staples, from flaky shao bing to hand-pulled noodles, or head a short ride toward Jing’an Temple for third-wave coffee and international brunches. Everyday needs are covered by nearby supermarkets and specialty grocers, with larger malls reachable within a few metro stops.

Fitness and wellness are easy to weave into your day, whether you prefer a relaxed jog on tree-lined streets, boutique studios dotted across Jing’an, or expansive facilities in major commercial centers. Evenings can be as low-key or lively as you wish: a quiet dinner at a neighborhood eatery, or a night out in the West Nanjing Road corridor. In essence, Fumin Apartment offers an unpretentious, well-connected base that prioritizes comfort, routine, and urban convenience.

West Nanjing Road & Jing’an Context

The apartment enjoys excellent access to the West Nanjing Road corridor, one of Shanghai’s most dynamic urban stretches. Here, flagship malls like Plaza 66 and Réel Mall sit alongside heritage streets and intimate cafes, reflecting Jing’an’s balance of global polish and local character. Jing’an Temple anchors the area with a sense of history, while Jing’an Park offers a green pause between meetings, shopping, and dinner plans.

Connectivity is a key strength. Multiple metro interchanges around Jing’an Temple and West Nanjing Road place you on Lines 2, 12, 13, and 14, with additional routes accessible via nearby stations. This means quick rides to office clusters in Jing’an, People’s Square, Lujiazui, and the Hongqiao transport hub. Cycling culture is thriving, too: safe, familiar routes link you to the Former French Concession’s leafy canopies and boutique streets within minutes.

For daily life, the neighborhood blends high-end conveniences with everyday ease. Expect a multicultural dining scene spanning refined Chinese regional kitchens to Mediterranean bistros and vegan-friendly counters. Fitness enthusiasts find everything from Pilates studios to larger clubs, and shoppers can toggle between local markets and premium grocers. Even after years in Shanghai, expats tend to rediscover this area again and again: it’s central without feeling overwhelming, polished yet still distinctly Shanghai.

Why This Home Works for Expats

Move-in ready quality: A first rental after a full renovation means clean lines, fresh fixtures, and no lingering maintenance surprises. You get the comfort of a new fit-out with the charm of a central-lane address.

Connected yet calm: The home sits in a quiet lane setting that softens city noise while keeping you close to the West Nanjing Road and Jing’an Temple axes. With near subway access to multiple lines, commutes and weekend plans are genuinely straightforward.

Comfort across seasons: Air conditioning supports both cooling and heating, a practical must in Shanghai’s climate. The layout balances private bedrooms with a sociable living-dining area, ideal for hosting friends or creating a dedicated workspace.

Everyday convenience: From neighborhood eateries and local grocers to international cafes and malls a short ride away, you can cover daily needs without long cross-town trips. It’s easy to maintain a healthy routine with parks, studios, and gyms nearby.

Sensible central value: You’re securing a prime Jing’an lifestyle without paying a premium for a high-rise tower. The result is a home that delivers daily ease, polished finishes, and an authentic sense of place at the heart of the city’s most livable district.