Yongxin Huayuan (Novel Garden) is a residential community located in the Xujiahui area of Xuhui District, invested in and developed by Hong Kong's Yongxin Group. It was developed in 2 phases, with Phase 1 completed in 1999 and Phase 2 in 2002. The community consists of 4 high-rise residential buildings in total, with a greening rate of approximately 33%. A Southeast Asian-style courtyard green space is provided within the grounds. The common areas include outdoor seating areas and simple outdoor fitness equipment.
For transportation, the Xujiahui Station on Metro Lines 1, 9, and 11 is accessible on foot.
In the same block is Yongxin Fang, which houses an ALDI, and the community is also adjacent to Metro City. Metro City contains the Wufan Street, which is familiar to Japanese residents. In addition, major commercial facilities in Xujiahui are gathered nearby, including Grand Gateway 66, which has an Ole' premium supermarket on basement level 1, as well as Xujiahui Center, Xin Liu Bai, and Huijin Department Store.
