A Spacious Condominium Overlooking a Park in Nerima, Tokyo
This well-appointed condominium offers a unique living experience where the adjacent park becomes an extension of your home. Located just a 10-minute walk from the terminal "Nerima" Station, it combines urban convenience with the serenity of nature. The property features a 2SLDK layout with a total floor area of 69.32 sqm (approx. 20.96 tsubo). The living room and a Western-style room face a spacious 11.8 sqm balcony, connected by a sliding wall for flexible space usage.
The building itself is a reinforced concrete (RC) structure built in February 2011, standing 5 stories with this unit on the 4th floor. It comprises 76 units and includes amenities such as an elevator, auto-lock security system with monitor, security cameras, and a dimple key system. The property is equipped with a full suite of modern features: a system kitchen with counter, grill, and water purifier; heated toilet seat with bidet function and warm-water washing; bathroom dryer and heating; floor heating; a 24-hour ventilation system; and in-unit laundry space. All rooms feature flooring and ample storage, including a walk-in closet. Other building facilities include a package delivery box, a bicycle parking area (monthly fee 100 yen), motorcycle parking (monthly fee 1,000 yen), and an on-site AED. The monthly management fee is 11,200 yen, with a repair reserve fund of 15,110 yen. A community operation fee of 100 yen per month also applies.
Special notes from the agent highlight that there is no building directly in front, ensuring an open view. The exterior features tile siding, and the unit has a double ceiling. Pets are negotiable, with small dogs and cats permitted. The transaction is a general intermediary. The floor plan prioritizes the current condition. The property is currently occupied, with a planned handover in early September 2026.
The Nerima area is a vibrant residential district known for its blend of city life and green spaces. An interesting local fact is that Nerima is considered the birthplace of Japanese anime, with several pioneering studios established here in the mid-20th century. The closest major landmark is the historic Shakujii Park, a vast public park featuring ponds, walking trails, and the ruins of Shakujii Castle, offering residents a perfect spot for recreation and relaxation.
