Independence Village Seijonishi 304: A Spacious One-Room Apartment in Komae, Tokyo
This property is a well-appointed one-room apartment located on the 3rd floor of a 5-story building (with one basement level) in the quiet residential area of Komae, Tokyo. Built in March 2003, the apartment offers a generous wall-core exclusive area of 60.28 sqm (approximately 18.23 tsubo), providing ample space. The layout includes a 23.6-tatami mat Western-style room and a wide 7.15 sqm balcony facing east for excellent natural light.
The building features a full suite of amenities and equipment, including a front desk service, a shuttle bus for convenient travel on inclement days, and a fitness facility. The apartment itself is equipped with a system kitchen featuring a 2-burner stove and an IH cooking heater, an auto bath, a shower-equipped vanity, a toilet with a warm-water bidet seat, air conditioning, and ample storage including closets, a walk-in closet, and a shoe-in closet. Additional building features include an elevator, auto-lock security, monitor intercom, security cameras, 24-hour security, fire alarms, city gas, hot water supply, free bicycle parking, a trash disposal area available at all times, an AED on the premises, a shared guest room, a porte-cochère, and a trunk room.
Special notes highlight the quiet residential neighborhood, barrier-free access, and the availability of the shuttle bus service. Important remarks clarify that the listed sale price of 27.4 million yen includes a 3.5 million yen deposit for the fixed-term land lease right. Upon moving in, a 1.5 million yen operational management deposit and a 30,000 yen land rent advance payment are required. The current land lease period runs until the end of February 2026. Additionally, breakfast and dinner service is available for a separate "food cost." The property is currently vacant, and the handover timing is negotiable.
The area of Komae offers a peaceful living environment while remaining highly accessible. It is a short 4-minute walk from Kitasen Station on the Odakyu Odawara Line, providing direct access to Shinjuku and the vibrant heart of Tokyo. An interesting local fact is that Komae is one of the few cities in the Tokyo Metropolis that does not have a single railway station named after the city itself, with Kitasen and Komae stations serving its residents. The closest major landmark is the picturesque Tama River, a popular spot for cycling, walking, and enjoying seasonal cherry blossoms along its banks.
