GARDEN19: Model Room of Xiankun Garden Phase II

The quintessential embodiment of island living, redefined—welcome to GARDEN19 | Xiankun Garden.
Nestled in the serene core of Jiang Island to the city’s west, this sanctuary unveils a rare gem within the urban fabric: a low-density ecological haven where nature flourishes undisturbed. Here, an enclave within an island emerges—a secluded retreat from the rhythm of city life. The second phase of Xiankun Garden embraces a mere 1.01 plot ratio, giving rise to eight exquisite seven-story villa-style residences. Over 80% of the land is devoted not to construction, but to the creation of the Heavenly Earth Garden’s 19 poetic landscapes—where every residence is cradled by lush greenery and harmoniously intertwined with winding rivers and graceful water fir groves. Connected by an elegant floating bridge that dances between artistry and function, the first and second phases form a seamless whole, with approximately 80% of the units ready for immediate occupancy. A sprawling 6,000-square-meter integrated clubhouse serves as the soul of the community—an inviting haven where neighbors become friends and moments turn into memories. Each villa-style residence, spanning from 199 to 265 square meters, features a private outdoor terrace and a 270-degree panoramic cabin that dissolves boundaries between interior and sky. Limited to only 101 homes, exclusivity is woven into every detail.
In this age, people seek more than shelter—they yearn for meaning. What, then, defines a truly good home in the hearts of those who dwell?
Warmth. Emotion. Tranquility. Soul.
A space that shelters not just bodies, but thoughts and dreams…
We believe exceptional architecture must transcend structure—it must be a vessel of emotion, designed not merely to stand, but to serve life. Through every brick laid with intention, every tree planted with reverence, we express profound respect for the rhythm of existence. In every thoughtfully crafted space and meticulously refined detail, we awaken a deeper awareness—a longing for beauty, for connection, for a life lived fully and authentically.
True architecture is no longer a mere assembly of materials; a true community is no longer a collection of isolated units.