Vérité Moto-Gosho Nijojo: A New Chapter in Kyoto's Historic Heart
The property features a design where all units are corner residences, creating bright, open living spaces with excellent natural light and ventilation. The interior corridor design not only shields from external views for enhanced privacy but also contributes to a quiet, calm, and hotel-like quality of daily life. The development comprises 26 units across a 7-story reinforced concrete structure, with unit sizes ranging from approximately 60.14 sqm to 72.79 sqm. Layouts include 2LDK+WIC and 2LDK+S+WIC+SIC configurations. Each unit features a balcony, with some including service balconies, terraces, or private gardens. The building is already completed as of February 2025, with occupancy available from early April 2026.
Agent notes translated from Japanese provide essential details: The walking times are calculated based on 80 meters per minute (rounded up). The property is located in a commercial district, quasi-industrial district, and quasi-fire prevention zone. The site area is 453.92 sqm. Parking is available off-site for 3 cars (monthly fee 18,000 to 25,000 yen, contracted directly with the landowner; availability is not guaranteed for the future). There is also a bicycle parking area for 30 bikes (monthly fee 700 or 1,000 yen) and a mini-bike area for 4 (monthly 3,000 yen). A one-time repair reserve fund of 722,000 to 842,000 yen and a management preparation fund of 50,000 yen are due upon delivery. The sale is on a first-come, first-served basis. The sales agent is Nankai Real Estate Co., Ltd., with Granza Corporation acting as the sales proxy. Management will be entrusted to a management company by the owners' association.
The surrounding area of Kamigyo Ward is steeped in history, once home to aristocrats and samurai residences. A fascinating local fact is that the neighborhood's name "Nakatsukasacho" hints at its historical administrative significance. The closest major landmark is the magnificent Nijo Castle, a UNESCO World Heritage Site and former residence of the Tokugawa shoguns, located just a short distance away, offering a direct connection to Japan's feudal past.
