Midtown Suzhou
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- Studio, One, Two, & Three Bedroom Units Available
- Up to Two Bathrooms
- Multi-Level Garage
- Laundry In Unit
- Fitness Equipment
- Indoor Pool
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About this property
Ideally located in Suzhou Industrial Park, Midtown Suzhou enjoys a convenient location as part of Vanke Midtown mixed-use development that includes restaurants, recreational, retail and leisure amenities. Overlooking Jinji Lake, the residence is a 5-minute drive to well-known commercial landmarks such as the Gate of the Orient and Global 188. The nearest subway Line 1 station is also within walking distance, providing easy access to the city centre.
It offers 169 elegant one- to three- bedroom apartments; each comes with separate living and dining areas, a fully-equipped kitchen and a quality home entertainment system. An indoor-heated swimming pool, sauna, a 24-hour gymnasium and yoga room are also available to allow you to recharge so you can always be in your finest.
For leisure, they can also indulge in the panoramic view at the rooftop bar with their families and friends. Residents can look forward to a balanced and green lifestyle at one of the most alluring waterfront cities in China.
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About Suzhou, China
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Suzhou has been historically synonymous with high culture and class, and for years artists, scholars, and writers were drawn by its exquisite art forms and its gardens. Like all modern Chinese towns, Suzhou has had to contend with the recent destruction of its heritage and the arbitrary chunks of modern architecture. That said, the city still has enough pockets of charm. Suzhou’s main attraction are its gardens, a combination of rocks, water, trees and pavilions that display balance and harmony.