3BR Lane House for Rent in French Concession, Xuhui

Description

Looking for a lane house for rent in Shanghai with genuine character? This traditional lane house sits in the heart of the Former French Concession, Xuhui — one of the most requested French Concession apartments for rent locations among expats, and within walking distance of both Anfu Road and Wukang Road.

Property Details:

• Bedrooms: 3 | Bathrooms: 2
• Size: 130 sqm | Floor: 5th
• District: Xuhui | Area: Former French Concession
• House Type: Traditional lane house (old house)
• Monthly Rent: ¥33,800
• Lease Term: Long-term & short-term rental Shanghai options available
• Available: Now
• Nearest Metro: Shanghai Library Station (Line 10)

This 3 bedroom apartment in Shanghai offers south-north facing rooms for natural cross-ventilation and light throughout the day, alongside central air conditioning and floor heating — comfort features not always found in a traditional lane house Shanghai renters may otherwise assume means compromising on modern living. Ample storage space keeps daily life organized, and the home enjoys some of the best views in the neighborhood.

Just steps from Anfu Road and Wukang Road, and close to a Shanghai apartment near metro access via Shanghai Library Station (Line 10), this property suits professionals and families searching for genuine expat housing in Shanghai without sacrificing central location or neighborhood character.

This is a fully furnished apartment for Shanghai’s expat community — ideal for those relocating who want authentic Former French Concession living paired with everyday comfort.

Looking for something smaller nearby? We also have a 2BR lane house near Shanghai Library Station currently available in the same Former French Concession neighborhood.

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FAQs

Do I need a Chinese ID to rent an apartment in Shanghai as a foreigner?

No — a valid passport and visa are all that’s required to rent legally in Shanghai. You’ll also need to register your address at the local police station within 24 hours of moving in.

Do I have to pay agent fees when renting in Shanghai?

Typically yes, though Shanghai has the lowest average agent fees among major Chinese cities — commonly around 35% of one month’s rent, and often negotiable down to 30%.