A Unique Urban Sanctuary: Shrine-Grounds Residence in Tokyo's Bunkyo Ward
This distinctive property offers a rare opportunity to live within the serene grounds of a shrine, providing a green oasis amidst the bustling metropolis of Tokyo. The apartment is located in the Bunkyo Ward's Kasuga 1-chome area, a district known for its cultural and historical significance. The building, Kasuga Town Home, is an 11-story structure with one basement level, and this particular unit is situated on the 3rd floor.
According to the agent's notes, the property features a 1LDK layout with a wall-core exclusive area of 50.51 sqm (approximately 15.27 tsubo). Key equipment and features include a system kitchen, dishwasher/dryer, ample storage space with storage in all rooms, an indoor laundry machine space, an auto-lock security system, city gas, and an elevator. The building itself is constructed with a steel-reinforced concrete (SRC) structure and was built in March 1971. It is managed by Home Life Management Co., Ltd. under a fully-consigned, daytime management system with a management association. The monthly costs are 10,860 JPY for management fees and 11,274 JPY for repair reserve fund. The sale price is 24,800,000 JPY, with the possible handover timing open for consultation.
The location is exceptionally convenient, with three major subway stations within a short walk: Korakuen Station on the Tokyo Metro Marunouchi Line is an 8-minute walk, while Kasuga Station and Iidabashi Station, both on the Toei Oedo Line, are each a 10-minute walk. The property is situated within a Primary Residential Zone. A notable historical feature is that the land is under an old-law surface right with a ground rent of 1,310 JPY per month and a leasehold period of 95 years.
