Park Homes Ichigao Bright Avenue: A New Development in Yokohama's Aoba Ward
This new condominium development, Park Homes Ichigao Bright Avenue, is situated in the Edanishi area of Aoba Ward, Yokohama City, Kanagawa Prefecture. The property is a 12-minute walk from the "Ichigao" station on the Tokyu Den-en-toshi Line, offering convenient access to central Tokyo. The building is designed with a sharp, modern aesthetic that emphasizes horizontal lines, intended to harmonize with the sophisticated suburban landscape.
The development comprises 148 units with layouts ranging from 1LDK plus a storage room (nando) to 4LDK. Unit sizes vary from 59.1 square meters to 88.07 square meters. The price range for the first phase is from the 53 million yen tier up to the 120 million yen tier. All units come with at least one parking space, and the parking is a flat type that accommodates high-roof vehicles, making entry and exit smooth. The entrance hall is designed with natural materials to create a dignified atmosphere. A book lounge is planned, initially stocking between 800 and 1,000 books based on resident preferences. A food delivery station on the first floor allows residents to receive grocery deliveries even when they are not home.
The location offers an open feel as the south side of the property borders a Category 1 Low-Rise Residential Zone, which restricts the height of buildings and prevents the construction of large commercial facilities. The surrounding neighborhood is family-oriented. Edanishi Elementary School is a one-minute walk away, and Ichigaoka Junior High School is a six-minute walk. Izumita Mukai Park, a large park spanning over 12,000 square meters with walking paths and playground equipment, is a two-minute walk away. The area is also served by a pedestrian-only road that connects to the school and park, allowing children to commute without crossing major roads. The Ichigao station area itself has a concentration of shopping facilities, including the directly-connected Etomo Ichigao shopping center, Tokyu Store, Seiyu, and Seijo Ishii supermarket.
