Featuring a fabulous reception room of majestic proportions, this great three bedroom flat offers ample living and entertaining space.
Key features
MoreFeaturing a fabulous reception room of majestic proportions, this great three bedroom flat offers ample living and entertaining space.
Key features
- Extremely generously proportioned living
- Balcony
- High ceiling
- Master bedroom with en suite bathroom
- Shower room and guest cloakroom
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Compound
The relatively small Jing’an Four Seasons residence lacks many of the things that la
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The relatively small Jing’an Four Seasons residence lacks many of the things that larger compounds have – shallow ponds and lush greenery, outdoor BBQ areas, etc. – but all of that seems insignificant once you understand where it’s located; Jing’an Four Seasons’ developers chose to build their project right on top of the West Nanjing Road metro station (Lines 2/12/13), in the heart of Shanghai. Since residents are ensconced away from noise pollution from passing metro trains or bustling crowds, it’s a popular choice with city-lovers. The space they do have is cleverly used to include a small garden and onsite amenities.
Neighborhood
Its location isn\'t just central; it\'s historical. The original Jing\'an Temple, for which the district is name after, was built over 780 years ago and has been on the national protection list since 1983. And Nanjing Road itself received the memorable honorific of being one of the World\'s Seven Great Roads in the 1930s and is still today the most important commercial street in Shanghai.
The compound neighbors the newly-built Taikoo Plaza and the world’s largest Starbucks, as well as the dining and retail oasis that is Wujiang Pedestrian Street. The usual collection of stores is available - Sephora, H&M, Zara, etc. - but you\'ll also find an assortment of local boutiques, high-end showrooms, and specialty shops. Everything else you might need, from vegan food to an English-speaking health center, is available in the surrounding area.
While some residents have a car, the city’s top sites are all easily accessible by foot, bike, or metro. The Bund is 10 minutes by car or 20 minutes by bike. Jing’an Temple is closer and only takes 10 minutes by bike. Xintiandi takes just 10 minutes by metro. Middle Huaihai Road, a major commercial street, is only 10 minutes by metro and even less by bike. Since the compound is situated near the North South Elevated expressway, further out locations are easily reachable via car.
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