Trust Stage x Colors AndPLUS: A New Build Home in Tokyo's Itabashi Ward
This new construction property, Trust Stage x Colors AndPLUS in Tokumaru 6-chome, Itabashi Ward, Tokyo, comprises two buildings offering modern, family-oriented living. The development features spacious sky living areas known as "Sorairo Space" on the rooftop, designed as private relaxation zones or second living rooms. These areas come equipped with lighting, faucets, and waterproof outlets, making them ideal for family activities.
Key property characteristics include a large, functional earthen-floor entrance for easy access with strollers or on rainy days, and a generously sized laundry room fitted with a gas-powered clothes dryer. The homes boast ample storage solutions, including a family closet, SIC, and pantry, to facilitate organized living. Construction utilizes high-performance Hebel Power Board ALC exterior walls, which offer double the thickness of standard siding for enhanced durability, insulation, and fire resistance. The composite sash windows maximize glass area for excellent natural light while providing high thermal insulation.
According to the agent's notes, the property is subject to several legal restrictions. These include being in a quasi-fire prevention zone, having a minimum lot area of 70 sqm, and being subject to sunlight regulations. It is also within a Category 2 Height District with an absolute height limit of 17 meters, a buried cultural property containment area (Tokumaru Higashi / Tokumaru Kitano Shrine), a Landscape Law area (Landscape Formation Priority Area - Itabashi Gassen Axis Area), and a land readjustment project regulation zone. The building confirmation number is 25UDI1S建04223号, among others.
The Itabashi area offers a blend of residential comfort and urban convenience. An interesting local fact is that Itabashi is home to parts of the Shakujii River, which features pleasant walking paths and green spaces. For a major tourist attraction, residents are within reasonable travel distance to the historic and stunning Senso-ji Temple in Asakusa, one of Tokyo's oldest and most significant Buddhist temples.
