Gran Suite Blue Bay Front Tower: A Modern Waterfront Residence in Chiba
This spacious 3LDK apartment, located on the 13th floor of the 22-story Gran Suite Blue Bay Front Tower, offers a contemporary lifestyle in the heart of Chiba City. Built in February 2012 with reinforced concrete and seismic isolation structure, the property features a generous 80.42 sqm (approx. 24.32 tsubo) interior with a 13.00 sqm southwest-facing balcony, providing ample living space and natural light.
The apartment is exceptionally well-equipped. Facilities include city gas, hot water supply, elevator, parcel delivery box, a kids room/nursery, heated toilet seat with bidet function, bathroom dryer, bath reheating function, auto bath, shampoo dresser, indoor washing machine space, washer-dryer, system kitchen, counter kitchen, and a 24-hour ventilation system. Additional features are a balcony, walk-in closet, ample storage space, auto-lock with dimple key, monitor-equipped auto-lock, TV monitor intercom, 24-hour security, fire alarm, bicycle parking, and an outdoor motorcycle parking area. Special notes indicate that pets are negotiable, the building is barrier-free, and there is a daytime building manager.
Remarks provide further details on associated costs: parking is available for a monthly fee ranging from 900 to 7,900 yen, with size restrictions applicable. Bicycle parking costs 100 to 200 yen per month. The layout includes an alcove measuring 10.47 sqm. Monthly fees include a management fee of 7,650 yen and a repair reserve fund of 17,760 yen, plus optional facility fees for Opticast (385 yen) and internet usage (770 yen).
The property is situated in Chiba City's central Chuo Ward, within the Central Port 1-chome area. It is a 10-minute walk from Keiyo Line's Chiba Minato Station, offering excellent connectivity. The area is part of Chiba's vibrant waterfront development, blending urban convenience with seaside ambiance. A notable nearby landmark is the Chiba Port Tower, an iconic observation tower offering panoramic views of Tokyo Bay and the Boso Peninsula.
