Modern Apartment in Tokyo's Historic Asakusa District
This property is a 2LDK apartment located on the 5th floor of a 12-story reinforced concrete building constructed in April 2020. The apartment is a corner unit with a southeast-facing orientation, providing bright, natural light and cross-ventilation from two sides. The total floor area is 46.54 square meters (approximately 14.07 tsubo). The layout includes a living-dining-kitchen (LDK) area of 11.7 tatami mats, one 4-tatami mat Western-style room, and one 3.2-tatami mat Western-style room. A balcony of 5.76 square meters is included.
Key equipment and features include a system kitchen, counter kitchen, ample storage space and closets, air conditioning, an indoor laundry machine space, an auto-lock entry system with monitor and intercom, a dimple key, security cameras, 24-hour security, city gas, an elevator, a parcel delivery box, free bicycle parking, and paid motorcycle parking (3,000 yen per month). The bathroom is equipped with a dryer and heating. The building is managed by a fully contracted, patrolling management company.
Special notes indicate this is an owner-change sale, and the unit is currently under a sub-lease agreement and tenanted. Therefore, interior viewings are not possible. Pets are not permitted. Internet connection is available via a building-wide contract with optional separate fees. Parking is currently full. The tatami mat sizes listed are approximate. The property is being sold as-is, where-is, with the seller exempt from liability for non-conforming conditions.
The apartment is situated in the Imado 2-chome area of Taito Ward, Tokyo, a historic neighborhood within walking distance of the famous Senso-ji Temple. The area is known for its traditional atmosphere, with shops selling classic Japanese crafts and snacks. An interesting local fact is that Imado is famous for its production of 'Imado-yaki' pottery and is also considered the birthplace of the 'Maneki-neko' or beckoning cat figurine, a common symbol of good luck in shops across Japan. The closest major landmark is the iconic Senso-ji Temple, Tokyo's oldest temple, approximately a 15-minute walk away.
