Bright, turnkey living in the heart of Huaihai

This 2-bedroom, 1-bathroom serviced apartment at Palace Court places you right on iconic Middle Huaihai Road while preserving a sense of privacy and calm. Inside, a well-proportioned living and dining area creates an inviting focal point for daily life, with a practical layout that makes relaxing, entertaining, and working from home feel effortless. The second bedroom flexes easily between guest room and study, ideal for frequent travelers or hybrid professionals.

As a serviced residence, the apartment is designed to reduce daily friction. Expect straightforward move-in with essential furnishings, regular housekeeping options, and responsive maintenance support to keep everything running smoothly. The contemporary bathroom features quality fittings and efficient ventilation, while the kitchen is set up for easy weekday cooking and weekend brunches. Neutral finishes allow you to add your personality without competing with the apartment’s natural light.

Connectivity is excellent for international residents: reliable high-speed internet is readily available, and the building’s professional staff are accustomed to supporting expat needs, from deliveries to daily assistance in English and Chinese. Thoughtful storage solutions help keep the space uncluttered, and climate control ensures comfort across Shanghai’s seasons. In short, this is a polished, practical base that lets you focus on your life in the city rather than the details of running a home.

Palace Court: established comfort and discreet service

Palace Court is a well-regarded residential address favored by professionals and families who value stability, attentive management, and a refined yet unpretentious atmosphere. Common areas are well kept, with tidy lobbies, reliable lifts, and courteous front-desk staff who help the building run smoothly. Security protocols are thoughtfully implemented, offering residents peace of mind without feeling intrusive.

The compound’s setting is a key advantage. You are moments from Middle Huaihai Road’s retail and dining, yet the community feels composed and residential once you step inside. Daily living is streamlined by practical conveniences such as on-site reception, parcel handling, and maintenance assistance. Many residents appreciate the prompt service culture, where small issues are addressed efficiently so your routines are uninterrupted.

While the neighborhood provides an abundance of fitness studios and wellness options, Palace Court’s own strengths lie in its professional management, consistent upkeep, and quietly international community. The environment suits frequent travelers, executives on assignment, and couples seeking a solid, central base. It is a place where coming home feels easy: entrances are well lit, circulation is logical, and finishes are durable and clean. If you are looking for a residence that prioritizes reliability and understated quality over flash, Palace Court offers precisely that blend—city-center convenience with a calm core.

Middle Huaihai Road: Shanghai’s elegant urban boulevard

Living at Palace Court places you on Middle Huaihai Road, a storied boulevard shaded by plane trees and lined with boutiques, cafés, and heritage Shikumen lanes. Step outside for morning coffee on Changle or Xinle Road, browse designer flagships in the afternoon, then meet friends for dinner at iAPM’s international restaurants just a short stroll away. Weekends invite quiet moments in Xiangyang Park or people-watching in nearby Fuxing Park, both beloved green pockets of the Former French Concession.

Commuting is exceptionally convenient: South Shaanxi Road Station (Lines 1, 10, and 12) connects you to Jing’an, Xintiandi, People’s Square, and Lujiazui with minimal transfers. Taxis are plentiful, and ride-hailing is fast at this central address. Daily essentials are easy to source, from premium groceries at City’Super in iAPM to artisanal bakeries and specialty coffee within a short walk.

The area’s rhythm is distinctly cosmopolitan yet deeply local. Fashion buyers and creatives share sidewalks with longtime residents tending balcony plants. Narrow alleys reveal century-old brick townhouses, while around the corner you’ll find contemporary galleries and yoga studios. It is an environment that rewards curiosity: each side street offers a new café, a hidden flower shop, or a tiny noodle counter that becomes your weeknight staple. For expats seeking a walkable, culturally rich lifestyle, Middle Huaihai Road is hard to beat.

Why choose this home

Effortless daily life: A serviced setup reduces chores and stress. Regular housekeeping, prompt maintenance, and a supportive front desk free you to focus on work and exploration rather than logistics.

Unrivaled connectivity: From Palace Court, you can be on Lines 1, 10, or 12 within minutes, reaching business hubs, cultural venues, and dining districts swiftly. For newcomers to Shanghai, this significantly shortens the adjustment period.

Walkable lifestyle: Groceries, pharmacies, cafés, and gyms are within easy reach. Enjoy spontaneous dinners, gallery visits, or park strolls without planning a commute. Huaihai’s canopy of plane trees makes everyday errands feel pleasant rather than perfunctory.

Quiet quality: The building’s management and attentive security offer a calm, organized environment in the middle of the city. It suits professionals who need a dependable base for travel and hybrid work, and couples who prize comfort over flash.

Culture at your doorstep: Explore Shikumen lanes, design boutiques, and performance spaces in nearby Xintiandi and the Former French Concession. Whether you are here for a year or longer, the neighborhood supports a rich, city-forward lifestyle with authentic local texture.