Beijing · Shunyi District · Houshayu Airport Subdistrict

Longfor Yanlan Shan

An established low-density community in the Houshayu area of Beijing's Central Villa District, characterized by Mediterranean-inspired architecture, predominantly townhouse residences and layered landscaping.

Beijing · Shunyi · Houshayu Airport Subdistrict

Townhouses / detached residences

Longfor Yanlan Shan · Community photography · Tree-lined courtyard with seating

Project photography

Source

Longfor Yanlan Shan Introduction and Three Residence Listings

Date Received: 6 August 2026

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Important Note

Prices, sale or rental availability and the condition of a home may change. Title, area and transaction terms must be confirmed against conditions on site and valid documentation. The available project materials variously describe the total as “422 townhouses and 4 detached residences” and “approximately 430 homes”, and they also record different starting prices. Current home counts and prices must be confirmed against valid sales documentation.

Project Overview

A vehicular loop, red-brick paths, front and rear gardens, and spaces suited to multigenerational households shape the everyday setting of this established low-density community.

Longfor Yanlan Shan is in Houshayu Airport Subdistrict, Shunyi, and was Longfor Properties' first residential community in Beijing. The development occupies approximately 160,000 sq m of building land, with an additional park of about 40,000 sq m to the north. Its above-ground gross floor area is approximately 100,000 sq m, with an overall floor area ratio of about 0.67.

The community consists primarily of townhouses, alongside a limited number of detached residences. Usable areas range from approximately 319 to 950 sq m, with Mediterranean-inspired exteriors in Spanish, Italian and Tuscan styles.

A vehicular loop of approximately 1.5 km connects the underground garages, while about 3.2 km of red-brick paths link the entrances to individual homes. The principal five-bedroom layouts suit multigenerational living, with separate Chinese and Western kitchens and several south-facing bedrooms.

Key Facts

Land-use term: 2005–2075
Development scale: 89 townhouse buildings / approx. 430 homes
Site area: Approx. 160,000 sq m, plus an approx. 40,000 sq m park to the north
Gross floor area: Approx. 100,000 sq m
Overall floor area ratio: Approx. 0.67
Residence sizes: Townhouses approx. 319–450 sq m / detached residences approx. 950 sq m
Property management fee: CNY 7.58 (the applicable charging basis is subject to property management documentation)
Handover: 2009

Planning figures reflect project information from the relevant period. The current condition of residences, communal areas and amenities must be confirmed through an on-site inspection and valid documentation.

Overall floor area ratio of approx. 0.67Mediterranean-inspired architectureTownhouses and detached residencesChinese and Western kitchens for multigenerational living

Project Themes

Understand the residential value through
location, landscape and residence design.

01 / Community scale

Low-density planning with separate pedestrian and vehicle routes

The community has an overall floor area ratio of approximately 0.67. A vehicular loop serves the underground garages, while red-brick paths lead to individual entrances, giving vehicles and pedestrians relatively distinct routes.

02 / Architectural style

Three Mediterranean-inspired architectural styles

Mediterranean-inspired architecture is a defining characteristic of the community, with Spanish, Italian and Tuscan exterior styles.

03 / Family living

Five-bedroom layouts for multigenerational living

The principal layouts have five bedrooms, front and rear gardens, separate Chinese and Western kitchens, and multiple south-facing bedrooms, with two to six parking spaces depending on the layout.

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Residence Records

This page is organized from residence material received by Long CVD on 6 August 2026. The date received is not a current verification date. Residence prices, availability, contact details and current condition may change. Please confirm them during consultation against conditions on site and valid documentation.

01 / Residence 01

As Stated · For sale