Park City Chuo Minato The Tower: A Premium Residence in Tokyo's Chuo Ward
This property is a unit on the 8th floor of the 36-story Park City Chuo Minato The Tower, located at 2-chome, Minato, Chuo-ku, Tokyo. Built in November 2017 by Taisei Corporation and originally developed by Mitsui Fudosan Residential Co., Ltd., this reinforced concrete building comprises 416 units. The apartment features a layout of 3LDK plus a shoe-in closet (SIC), with a floor area of 74.23 square meters and a balcony area of 13.04 square meters. It also includes a trunk room of 0.8 square meters. The unit is a corner apartment, offering light from two directions, and faces north. The property is currently vacant and is available for purchase.
The building offers a range of shared facilities and services. On the first floor, there is a supermarket (Derido Minato), a concierge service (partially fee-based), and a pet foot-washing area. The second floor includes a library, study cafe, kids' room, and a party room. The third floor has bicycle parking. On the 23rd floor, there is a river-view lounge and an owner's suite, while the 36th floor features a sky garden. The building has a hotel-like interior corridor design, 24-hour manned management (with night security), delivery boxes, and dust stations on each floor. Security features include auto-lock, TV monitor intercom, 24-hour security, home security, and security cameras. Pets are allowed, subject to building regulations. The property is equipped with city gas.
The location offers convenient access to multiple train lines. It is a 6-minute walk from Hatchobori Station on the JR Keiyo Line, an 8-minute walk from Hatchobori Station on the Tokyo Metro Hibiya Line, and an 8-minute walk from Shintomicho Station on the Tokyo Metro Yurakucho Line. The neighborhood includes nearby amenities such as a supermarket (Derido Minato) on the premises, a FamilyMart convenience store, and Sumida River Terrace park. The monthly management fee is 26,190 yen, and the monthly repair reserve fund is 13,080 yen.
