City House Hiroo Minami: A Refined Residence in Tokyo's Prestigious Ebisu
Presenting a sophisticated 2LDK apartment within the esteemed "City House Hiroo Minami," a high-quality residence originally developed by Sumitomo Realty & Development and completed in February 2016. This property offers a rare combination of central Tokyo convenience and a tranquil living environment. The apartment itself is located on the 7th floor of a 12-story reinforced concrete building, featuring a wall-core exclusive area of 54.79 sqm (approximately 16.57 tsubo). The layout includes two Western-style rooms (6-tatami and 5-tatami) and benefits from a southeast-facing balcony measuring 9.97 sqm, ensuring excellent natural light.
The property has undergone a comprehensive renovation completed in October 2025, which included complete re-wallpapering, flooring repairs, air conditioner cleaning, and a full house cleaning. The apartment is exceptionally well-equipped, featuring a system kitchen with a dishwasher/dryer, an open kitchen design, built-in air conditioning in all rooms, and floor heating. The bathroom is outfitted with a toilet featuring a warm-water bidet, a re-heating function for the bath, an auto-fill bath system, a mist sauna, and a dryer. Additional amenities include ample storage with closets in all rooms and a walk-in closet, an internet-ready setup, an indoor laundry space, and full wooden flooring throughout.
Building security is comprehensive, with an auto-lock entry, monitor-equipped intercom, double-lock door, dimple key, security cameras, and 24-hour security. The building also offers two or more elevators, a delivery box, a bicycle parking area (monthly fee: 400 yen), and motorcycle parking (monthly fee: 6,000 yen). Pet ownership is negotiable, with small dogs and cats permitted. The monthly management fee is 12,815 yen, with a repair reserve fund of 14,000 yen.
The Ebisu and Hiroo area is one of Tokyo's most desirable, known for its upscale, international atmosphere and leafy streets. An interesting local fact is that the name "Ebisu" comes from one of the Seven Gods of Fortune, Ebisu, the god of fishermen and luck, reflecting the area's historical connection to the sea. The closest major landmark is the iconic Tokyo Tower, a symbol of the city's post-war rebirth, easily accessible from the neighborhood and offering panoramic views of the metropolis.
