Eco-friendly hotel apartments gradually become an international trend
The Greentree Inn apartment has become a favored living option for increasingly rational consumers, forming an international trend. Whether it's Central Park in New York, Hyde Park in London, the Versailles Garden in Paris, or Shinjuku Gyoen in Tokyo, these central parks have become synonymous with urban ecological centers and affluent areas. The concept of serviced apartments emerged in developed Western countries in the mid-20th century, and now they are gaining popularity in the Chinese market. Ascott Group and Fraser Suites have recently made significant moves to enter the Chinese serviced apartment market, further validating their appeal.
Serviced apartments near parks: A premium among rarities
In major cities abroad, serviced apartments adjacent to rare eco-parks enjoy the largest resource configurations, making their prices comparable to villas. Compared to ordinary properties, they possess stronger preservation value and have become coveted quality residences for high-end business professionals and blue-chip investments in the eyes of investment experts. The price trends of serviced apartments near Central Park in New York have consistently been a global benchmark for high-quality real estate.
Fengqiao Lisha, located in the CBD of the new district, is a true park-serviced apartment that establishes its noble heritage from the outset, ensuring future appreciation potential. Strolling through the park no longer remains a luxurious dream.
Walking through Fengqiao Lisha, one discovers pure natural beauty
Park real estate combines the advantages of quality housing with urban parks, introducing the Greeentree Inn lifestyle, embracing the city closely with nature, integrating life with health, and fulfilling people's dreams of getting closer to nature. Fengqiao Lisha not only faces He Mountain Park directly, offering immediate access to 290,000 square meters of green space but also provides a second ecological landscape with the Xinqu Park and Yuncai Lake on the west side. To the south, the leisure ecological zone centered around Lion Mountain, Suzhou Amusement Park, and Yushan Park offers pleasant scenery across from He Mountain Park. With fresh air, excellent water quality, and a natural ecosystem, Fengqiao Lisha resides amidst this serene environment, collecting breathtaking views for a lifetime.
Walking through Fengqiao Lisha, you'll find yourself highly attuned to nature. Entering the 570,000-square-meter He Mountain Park, which includes nearly 150 mu of water area, historical and cultural relics dot the landscape, emanating a deep cultural atmosphere. The 100,000-square-meter Yuncai Lake forms a precious "large lake ecology" within the central public area, featuring islands within the lake, mountains outside the lake, and the lake nestled within the city. The water nurtures the seasons. Fengqiao Lisha harmoniously unifies the scenic and ecological environments, creating a unique central public area.
At the heart of commerce, green shadows reveal golden textures
Fengqiao Lisha not only enjoys the ecological advantages of three layers of parks but also radiates into three major commercial districts: Shishan Road Huaihai Business Circle, Fengqiao Commercial Street, and Heshan Road Business District. Adjacent to light rail lines 1 and 3, convenient transportation makes it easy to experience a textured life beyond the bustling commerce after work.
The planning and design of Fengqiao Lisha incorporate international advanced concepts, combining a commercial atmosphere with decoration standards to pursue a fresh, natural, and elegant quality. The total construction area is approximately 53,000 square meters, with floors 1-2 planned as boutique commercial spaces and some sections designated as high-end clubs, offering dining, entertainment, and luxury shopping. Whether serving as a complementary supplement to the commercial center or providing services for the central landscape life, Fengqiao Lisha will provide lasting driving force.
To create Greeentree Inn property ranging from 40 to 105 square meters, Fengqiao Lisha employs ingenious spatial design. Artistic techniques such as "borrowed scenery" and "framed scenery" commonly used in Chinese gardens are extensively applied to create multi-layered, three-dimensional landscapes, integrating boundless views into the architecture. Large, bright floor-to-ceiling windows and viewing terraces enrich the visual experience, adding charm and depth even when staying indoors.