Minori 2nd Floor: A 2LDK Apartment in Setagaya's Akazutsumi District

This 2LDK apartment, located on the second floor of a three-story steel-frame building in the Akazutsumi 3-chome area of Setagaya-ku, Tokyo, offers a comfortable living space with a total floor area of 67 square meters. The apartment features a south-facing balcony and benefits from natural light on two sides. All rooms are finished with flooring, and the living, dining, and kitchen area spans over 18 tatami mats. The unit includes two air conditioning units, recessed downlights, and one ceiling light. A designated indoor washing machine space is provided. The kitchen is equipped with a gas stove with three burners, a grill, and a system kitchen with a face-to-face layout. The bathroom includes a reheating function, an automatic bath system, and a dryer. A separate toilet with a warm water bidet and a separate washstand are also present. The apartment features a walk-in closet, a shoe box, and storage in each room. A TV monitor intercom, dimple key, and double lock key enhance security. The building has an auto-lock system and a designated garbage disposal area. Utilities include city gas and public water supply. The apartment is a corner unit, and the building's exterior features tilework. Internet connection is available with no monthly fee. A parking space is included. The property is within walking distance of three train stations: a 4-minute walk from Matsubara Station on the Tokyu Setagaya Line, a 7-minute walk from Yamashita Station on the same line, and an 8-minute walk from Gotokuji Station on the Odakyu Odawara Line. The area is a quiet residential neighborhood. Other initial costs include a key exchange fee of 22,000 yen, a cleaning fee of 116,600 yen, and a deodorization and sterilization fee of 20,900 yen. The renewal fee is one month's rent. Guarantor company membership is required. The property is available for immediate occupancy with a standard two-year contract. This listing is handled by Town Housing, a company with 46 years of history and a network of 139 directly managed stores in the Tokyo metropolitan area.