Beside Shisizhang Historical Park, Zhongyang Xincun sits alongside the new Yangbei housing
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Shisizhang Historical Park, next to Shisizhang Station, is easy to recognize: a play tower shaped like a grain silo, plus an irrigation channel in summer where you can play in the water. The park also has a wheelchair swing so wheelchair users can swing too. The three Liu family old houses inside the park were dismantled from nearby and reassembled piece by piece. On one side of the park is Zhongyang Xincun, built starting in 1967, and on the other side is the Yangbei new residential area, which only went up after the zone expropriation was completed in 2017. Keep heading west and you'll reach the Xindian River.
Shisizhang Station is where the Circular Line and the Ankeng LRT meet, linked by a footbridge. Xiaobitan Station, about 140 meters outside the neighborhood boundary, is also within walking distance. In streetscape photo rankings, this neighborhood comes in 7th out of New Taipei's 100 neighborhoods, and its buildings also rank 6th—both near the top.
Healthcare ranks 50th, toward the lower end of the middle tier, so you'll often need to leave this neighborhood to see a doctor. The zone expropriation around Shisizhang Station only broke ground in summer 2025, so expect ongoing construction nearby for the next few years.
Shisizhang refers to the area bounded by Huanhe Road, Zhongzheng Road, and Zhongyang Road; in the Qing dynasty it belonged to Dapinglin. Today's Minsheng Road in Zhongshan Village used to be called Dianzai Street, the first street in Xindian with shops, and anyone traveling to the Xiulang Settlement, Zhonghe, or Yonghe had to pass through here. In 1967 the government bought over 50,000 ping of land by the river to build Zhongyang Xincun, housing for legislators, Control Yuan members, and National Assembly delegates—this is how Zhongyang Village got its name. The Yangbei rezoning area north of Zhongyang Xincun is officially called the "Xindian Zhongyang Xincun North Section Zone Expropriation and Development Project," covering about 39.8 hectares. The Circular Line opened in January 2020, and the Ankeng LRT opened in February 2023. To build the MRT and carry out the zone expropriation, the three Liu family old houses were relocated and reassembled, reopening at Shisizhang Historical Park in April 2024.
The Shisizhang (Unit B) zone expropriation broke ground in July 2025 and started construction in August, with completion expected in 2028. The area runs west to Xiyuan Road, north to Fuxing Road, and south to Shisizhang Road, covering about 34 hectares. The portion east across Zhongzheng Road already belongs to Fuxing Village in the neighboring Dapinglin/Qizhang neighborhood, so it's not part of this one. The plan includes about 1,200 social housing units, a school site shared by a junior high and an elementary school, a park, and a parking structure that will double as a transit hub.
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NHI-contracted hospitals, public elementary and junior high schools whose catchment covers this area (estimated from the New Taipei City Education Department's 2026 school-year catchment lists, treating every neighborhood in a village as equal in size; "Shared catchment" marks a free-choice zone where families can pick between two or more schools), high schools and universities within 1 km, stations, parks of 1 ha or more (OpenStreetMap), and large shopping malls and department stores (OpenStreetMap).
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