CoCo五条大宮: A Spacious Urban Residence in Kyoto
Located in the vibrant heart of Kyoto, this 8th-floor residence at CoCo五条大宮 offers a unique living experience defined by its generous scale and thoughtful design. The property presents a rare opportunity to acquire a 3SLDK layout with a substantial 110.73㎡ of private, interior-measured space, providing ample room for comfortable city living. Built in 2007, this 19-year-old building is a reinforced concrete structure, ensuring durability and a quiet living environment.
The current status of the property is occupied, and the agent encourages interested parties to feel free to inquire about their preferred dates for an actual viewing. The construction company for this home is Yo Kensetsu Co., Ltd. (Property Code: 182901-14173). The residence is equipped with a host of comfortable features designed for modern living. A sense of openness is created by the ceiling heights ranging from 2,400mm to 2,500mm. The south-facing bathroom, measuring 1,600mm by 1,800mm, features a window, offering a relaxing and healing bath time. For comfort during cooler months, the living area is equipped with underfloor heating. The south-facing balcony is fully equipped with a slop sink, adding convenience for various tasks. The kitchen is an island-style setup, pre-wired for an IH cooking hob, and is complemented by a spacious 2.2-jo (approx. 3.6㎡) pantry. The main bedroom features walls finished with diatomaceous earth, a natural material known for its humidity-regulating and air-purifying properties. The washbasin and vanity unit is a wide 1,350mm specification, providing ample space.
This condominium is situated in a prime commercial zone in Kyoto's Shimogyo Ward, placing residents within easy reach of urban amenities. The area is steeped in history, with the iconic Kiyomizu-dera Temple, a UNESCO World Heritage site, located just a short distance away. This famous landmark, known for its vast wooden stage jutting out over the hillside, offers breathtaking views of the city and is a quintessential symbol of Kyoto's rich cultural heritage. The neighborhood is well-served by multiple train lines, including the Karasuma Subway Line and the JR Sanin Main Line, providing excellent connectivity. A unique feature of this building is its one-residence-per-floor layout, offering a level of privacy and exclusivity uncommon in urban settings. Residents also have the privilege of using the rooftop, from which the famous Kyoto Gozan no Okuribi (Daimonji) bonfires can be viewed during the summer Obon festival. Furthermore, pet ownership is permitted, subject to building regulations, making it a viable option for pet owners seeking a central Kyoto address.
