Park Tower Harumi 25th Floor: A Spacious Condominium with Panoramic Views
This property is a 3LDK condominium located on the 25th floor of the distinctive Park Tower Harumi building in Tokyo's central Chuo Ward. The unit offers a generous 81.64 sqm of living space with an exceptionally large 22 sqm balcony, providing expansive views from its east-facing orientation. The layout is designed for practicality, allowing direct access from the entrance to all rooms, which is particularly convenient for late returns when children are asleep. The kitchen is spacious and features a popular counter-style design that facilitates conversation, making it ideal for families and young couples. Ample storage is a key feature, including a walk-in shoe closet by the entrance, a sizable pantry next to the kitchen, and a trunk room outside the unit's door for storing items like golf bags.
The building itself, part of the former Mitsui Fudosan "Park Tower" series, boasts a unique theme-park-inspired design with a whale motif, overseen by Oriental Land. The 25th-floor unit benefits from a skeleton wall on the balcony, maximizing the panoramic vistas. Views include Tokyo Skytree to the northeast, the Lalaport Toyosu shopping complex to the east across a canal, and the developing Shin-Toyosu area to the southeast, ensuring unobstructed sightlines and beautiful nightscapes. The property is equipped with modern amenities such as a system kitchen with a dishwasher and disposer, a separate bath and toilet, a shower, a bidet toilet, bathroom dryer, and an independent washbasin area. Building facilities include a 24-hour garbage disposal area, kids' room, bicycle parking, parcel boxes, and security features like auto-lock doors and security cameras.
According to the agent's special notes, the current status is vacant. The note states: "Vacant house. To schedule a viewing, please feel free to contact us with your preferred date for a free appointment." This indicates the property is readily available for inspection.
The surrounding Harumi and Toyosu area is a vibrant waterfront district undergoing continuous redevelopment. An interesting local fact is that the area was originally developed for the 1964 Tokyo Olympics athletes' village and is now a sought-after residential zone with modern infrastructure. The closest major landmark is the iconic Tokyo Skytree, visible from the balcony, which is one of the world's tallest towers and a major tourist attraction featuring observation decks, shopping, and an aquarium.
