Yanlord Garden Phase 3 4BR

Description

Yanlord Garden is a current Pudong rental for a family or senior executive household wanting a large, fully equipped Lujiazui home inside an established premium compound. The home provides approximately 220 sqm with 4 bedroom(s), 2 living area(s), and 3 bathroom(s), at CNY 42,350 per month. The figures give a useful starting point, but the more important question is how the rooms, light, storage, equipment, and address fit a real household over a lease.

The supplied photographs have been reviewed together with the source notes. The living room is arranged around a broad seating area with a separate dining space and a large window line that emphasizes the high-floor setting. The kitchen has an island-style work area and built-in appliances, including the stated oven and dishwasher, supporting regular family cooking. The bedrooms and bathrooms are presented as part of a full family residence rather than a compact executive apartment, with a balcony and bathtub adding useful secondary features. This makes the home easier to judge than a bare bedroom count. The reception space, kitchen relationship, bedroom separation, and visible finish all help show whether the plan can support ordinary evenings, meals, work, guests, and storage after the initial move-in period.

The confirmed specification includes Floor Heating, Central AC, Oven, Dishwasher, Washer-Dryer, Balcony, Bathtub, Luxury, Family Layout. These are practical points for a Shanghai rental. Heating matters during the colder months, central air-conditioning during the humid summer, and an oven, dishwasher, washer-dryer, parking space, garden, terrace, or balcony can materially change the daily routine where they are actually included. Features shown or stated here should still be tested and written into the final handover record.

Yanlord Garden provides a more settled compound environment within reach of Shangcheng Road, Lujiazui offices, riverside routes, and central Pudong services. Nearby reference points include Shangcheng Road Metro, Lujiazui financial district, Huangpu River and Pudong international-school routes. That is a more useful way to consider convenience than relying on a broad district label. A renter working nearby may value the short weekday route, while a family travelling to school or an executive commuting across the river should test the complete route at the relevant time of day.

This listing has a specific role in a shortlist. It is most relevant to a family or senior executive household wanting a large, fully equipped Lujiazui home inside an established premium compound. It will not suit every tenant, and the trade-offs should be clear before a viewing: household size, privacy, floor position, outdoor-space maintenance, car dependence, building condition, and the difference between a private facility and a general compound benefit all matter. The strongest case is the combination of the stated scale, the observed interior, and the Pudong location.

A viewing should focus on details that a listing card cannot settle. Check daylight in each principal room, sound with windows open and closed, ventilation, water pressure, storage, lift or stair access, and the relationship between the rooms. Confirm the actual phase and building identity, test heating zones and central AC, inspect every appliance, verify the balcony outlook, and check management and parking terms. Also confirm deposit, utilities, invoice, renewal, parking, maintenance, and furniture terms. Rent and availability can change, so both should be reconfirmed before an appointment.

For tenants comparing Pudong homes, Yanlord Garden should be judged as this particular address and layout rather than as a generic example of the area. Compare the actual room proportions, comfort systems, condition, access, and total monthly commitment with nearby alternatives. That gives the renter a fair basis for deciding whether to prioritise a viewing and whether the home fits the intended stay.