Jinxin Apartment 3BR with Floor Heating and Two Bathrooms

Description

At Jinxin Apartment on Gujing Road, this 150 sqm home combines three bedrooms and two bathrooms with a long living and dining arrangement. The monthly asking rent is RMB 24,800. Its renovation has a fairly restrained look: pale herringbone flooring, light walls and fitted cabinetry, with darker kitchen surfaces kept away from the main sitting area.

The living room has full-height glazing at the far end, with a sofa and lounge chair facing the television wall. The dining table occupies its own section closer to the entrance, beside cupboards and a serving counter. That separation gives meals and evening relaxation distinct places without enclosing either in a small room. For a household that spends time together at home, the reception space is likely to be more useful than an extra formal sitting room.

The kitchen is enclosed, with worktops along adjoining walls, upper cupboards and a window above the preparation area. It keeps cooking separate from the pale reception-room furniture. The source lists central air conditioning and floor heating. Those are useful specifications to check alongside the controls, coverage and running costs during a viewing, particularly if winter comfort is a reason for choosing this apartment.

The main bedroom is furnished with a double bed and extensive wardrobes. Other photographed rooms are more lightly furnished, leaving the eventual arrangement of beds, desks and storage open to discussion. Three bedrooms can suit a family needing children's rooms, or a couple who want a separate study and guest room. The two bathrooms reduce sharing pressure; the photographs show a bathtub in one and a separate shower arrangement in another.

This is a home to compare for reception-room length, window area and the balance between private rooms and shared space. Check the smaller rooms against the furniture you actually need, agree what the landlord will supply, and confirm the heating equipment. The photographed outlook faces nearby urban buildings, so assess privacy as well as daylight when viewing.