Guangming Apartments

Guangming Apartments comprises 135 Japanese-style villas completed and opened in April 1986, plus 25 American-style apartment buildings launched in August 1998. It offers a comprehensive range of layouts from 52 sqm one-bedroom to 250 sqm four-bedroom units with well-conceived spatial planning. Each residence is equipped with premium furniture, sanitary ware, home appliances, broadband internet and satellite TV. The American-style villas were designed by Daniel International and built by Perini Corporation. Featuring high-ceiling living rooms and windows on all sides, they present an elegant silhouette, fitted with authentic American decor, fully imported US furniture and GE appliances, standing out for distinctive architecture and interiors.

Guangming Apartments within the Lufthansa commercial district and adjacent to the Third Embassy Area, it is just minutes’ drive from Chaoyang Park, Futaba Japanese Kindergarten, Chaoyang Golf Course, international schools, the Airport Expressway, East 3rd Ring Road and East 4th Ring Expressway. It is one of Beijing’s few villa-focused serviced residence compounds, blending timeless Japanese and European architectural styles. The courtyard living experience is rare among expat apartments. It also provides comprehensive amenities including a business centre, foreign currency exchange, Japanese tutoring classes and various restaurants. An on-site multi-functional gym with professional coaching delivers top-tier hardware and services.

It suits families who favour courtyard villa living and work in areas with mature expat amenities. The compound offers diversified housing choices: Japanese villas, American villas and standard apartments, with layouts ranging from compact one-bedroom to spacious four-bedroom units. Prospective tenants may select units based on architectural style and space requirements during viewings, and experience the courtyards of Japanese villas and lofty interiors of American villas in person to find the home best matching their family needs.