Fully Renovated Top-Floor Corner Apartment with Stunning Views in Hino
This beautifully presented 3LDK apartment, located on the 8th floor of an 8-story building in Hino City, Tokyo, offers a rare combination of space, light, and panoramic views. The property has undergone a full interior renovation and occupies a coveted southeast corner position, ensuring excellent sunlight and cross-ventilation. The living area benefits from dual-aspect windows, and on clear days, residents can enjoy views of Mount Fuji from the balcony and the Tokyo Skytree from within the apartment itself.
The property is equipped with a range of modern amenities, including a system kitchen, system bath, washlet toilet with bidet function, bath dryer, bathroom heating, a washbasin with shower, and a walk-in closet. Additional features include 24-hour ventilation, CATV, fiber-optic internet readiness, an indoor laundry space, a bay window, an auto-lock security system with monitor intercom, and a private entrance porch. The building offers an elevator, a parcel delivery box, bicycle parking (¥300/month), and motorcycle parking (¥500/month). A monthly management fee of ¥8,890 and a repair reserve fund of ¥16,800 apply.
Special notes highlight the quiet residential neighborhood, the absence of buildings directly in front, its location within a land readjustment area, and the two-to-three-sided lighting. The agent remarks mention a 'commemorative travel' campaign for clients who inquire during the promotion period and finalize a contract, and note that they can introduce properties listed by other companies upon request. Pets such as small dogs and cats are negotiable.
The area of Hino is a pleasant suburban city in western Tokyo, known for its green spaces and historical sites. An interesting local fact is that Hino is home to the Tama Zoo, one of Japan's most famous and expansive zoological parks. The closest major landmark is the historic Hachioji Castle ruins, a site of significant cultural interest located within a short distance, offering scenic parkland and a glimpse into the region's samurai past.
