An established neighborhood beside Number Four Park and the National Taiwan Library
Yongan Market Neighborhood Guide
Yongan Market is Zhonghe-Xinlu Line stop O03 at No. 388, Zhonghe Road. Its defining lifestyle asset is not the station name itself but Number Four Park and the National Taiwan Library inside it. New Taipei's park information calls the park a representative Zhonghe–Yonghe green space, and the library's own access page says it is about a five-minute walk from Yongan Market Station.
This is a station where green space, reading, daily errands, and Taipei-bound commuting share one neighborhood. The trade-off is the established street scale around the Zhonghe–Yonghe border; if you prefer a brand-new, wide-block district, walk the streets and inspect the housing conditions before deciding.
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- Focus
- Tucheng District, Banqiao District, Zhonghe District
- What happens first
- Clarify your needs, budget, and neighborhood before comparing homes.
- Affiliation
- Banqiao Jiangcui Northside Linghang Branch
- District
- Zhonghe
- MRT lines
- O03
Commute
- Taipei Main Station~18 min
- Ximen~13 min
- Banqiao~25 min
Based on Metro Taipei's official station-to-station lookup; it includes train travel and transfer walking, excludes waiting, and does not include the walks to and from your home or destination.
Housing stock
- Compare the actual walks to the station, Number Four Park, and everyday shopping first
- In an established district, inspect building age, elevator, management, daylight, and parking one property at a time
- No station-level price is estimated here; use actual price registration records for comparable properties
Good for
- Families who want a real park in their everyday walking radius
- People who value libraries, reading, and public cultural space
- Commuters who use the Zhonghe-Xinlu Line toward Taipei
What's great
- Number Four Park is roughly 11 hectares and provides a clear everyday recreation asset
- The National Taiwan Library is walkable from the station
- Direct Zhonghe-Xinlu Line access toward central Taipei
Trade-offs
- Street and building conditions vary across the established neighborhood and need an in-person check
- Being in the park catchment does not make every building equally quiet
- For destinations elsewhere in New Taipei, include transfers and waiting in the commute calculation
Number Four Park and the National Taiwan Library
New Taipei's landscaping information describes Number Four Park as roughly 11 hectares and one of the most representative parks in the Zhonghe–Yonghe area, with bike shops, convenience stores, and restaurants around it. The green-space advantage here is therefore part of ordinary daily life, not only a weekend destination.
The National Taiwan Library is at No. 85, Zhong'an Street, inside Number Four Park. Its official access page says the walk from Yongan Market Station is about five minutes. For families, readers, and people who use public indoor space, that is a more useful fact than simply saying 'there is a park nearby.'
A Solid Zhonghe-Xinlu Line Base
O03 connects north toward Dingxi and central Taipei, and south through Jing'an toward Nanshijiao. Metro Taipei's lookup provides station-to-station reference times to Ximen, Taipei Main Station, and Banqiao. For people active in Taipei, that directness is Yongan Market's more dependable commuting advantage.
The park and library do not solve the last stretch of every daily trip, though. When viewing a home, check the actual walk from the building to the station, park, and everyday shopping rather than relying on the neighborhood label.
Housing Trade-Offs in an Established District
The most useful way to read Yongan Market is to split the daily radius into routes: station, Number Four Park, library, and everyday shopping. Road exposure, building age, elevator, management, and parking will explain the living quality better than the phrase 'near Yongan Market Station.'
This page does not estimate a station-level price. Use actual price registration records for comparable properties, and assess the park benefit separately from the building's actual condition.
FAQ
Common questions about Yongan Market
Is Yongan Market Station really close to Number Four Park?
Yes. New Taipei's official information identifies Number Four Park as a key green space in the Yongan Market catchment, and the National Taiwan Library's official page says it is about a five-minute walk from the station. The exact time still depends on which park entrance you use.
Is the Yongan Market area good for family life?
It has a clear advantage if your household will genuinely use the park and library. When viewing a home, still check stroller routes, the walk home, building condition, and parking rather than judging the whole community by the park name alone.
How long is the ride from Yongan Market Station to Taipei Main Station?
Metro Taipei's official journey lookup lists about 18 minutes from O03 Yongan Market to Taipei Main Station. That is a station-to-station reference, excluding your walks before and after the ride and not a peak-hour door-to-door promise.
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