Suidobashi Heim Studio Apartment in Chiyoda, Tokyo
This studio apartment is located on the 6th floor of a 9-story steel-framed building constructed in December 1975. The property is currently tenanted and available for owner change, offering a projected annual rental income of 1,212,000 yen and an estimated yield of 6.55%. The unit features a wall-core exclusive area of 30.45 sqm (approximately 9.21 tsubo) and includes a 4.6 sqm balcony.
Key equipment and features include a heated toilet seat, shower room, two-burner stove, storage space, closet, air conditioning, washing machine space, downlights, monitor intercom, dimple key, city gas, hot water supply, and an elevator in the building. Special notes indicate this is an owner-change property with a land leasehold (chijo-ken) expiring in October 2035. The monthly ground rent is 14,900 yen with a lease period of 11 years. The property is under self-management with daytime management staff. The transaction is an exclusive intermediary arrangement.
The apartment is situated in the Kanda-Sudacho area of Chiyoda Ward, a central Tokyo district known for its blend of traditional culture and modern electronics retail. The area is famously home to Akihabara, the world-renowned electric town and center of otaku culture, just a 10-minute walk away. The property offers excellent access via the Tokyo Metro Ginza Line's Suidobashi Station (4 minutes on foot), the JR Chuo Main Line's Ochanomizu Station (11 minutes), and the JR Yamanote Line's Akihabara Station (10 minutes). A notable nearby landmark is the historic Kanda Shrine (Kanda Myojin), a major Shinto shrine just 264 meters away, which has been a significant cultural site since its founding in 730 AD and is famous for its large-scale festivals.
